But why don't you start building up your war chest so their war chest doesn't mutate everybody?
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They were like, if they have to have the war chest, we have to have the war chest.
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Even SoftBank, the owner of the war chest, seems frustrated.
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And it raised around $300 million — a comfortable war chest.
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"It's got a war chest at its disposal," he said.
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Andrew Cuomo, who already has a $25 million war chest.
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Also, billionaire Mike Bloomberg looms with his massive war chest.
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But would it want to dip into that war chest?
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He has a deep war chest for his reelection campaign.
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Apple's huge war chest can be traced back to the iPod.
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His war chest, uniforms, journals, and books were lined up neatly.
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Snopes has launched a crowdfunding campaign to build a war chest.
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Plus: India's powerhouse Reliance is building a war chest for dominance.
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But this means little if the war chest is left unlocked.
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Health care is off the table, but in Democrats' war chest.
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Trump, by contrast, currently has a war chest of $41 million.
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We can outlast anybody else given the war chest they have.
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Waiting for the winner: President Trump and his huge war chest.
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Trump, by contrast, currently has a war chest of $22018 million.
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The deal represents a tiny fraction of Apple's war chest of cash.
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Nelson, on the other hand, has a war chest of his own.
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He had amassed a sizable war chest to scare off potential challengers.
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That means raising $175 results in $1,575 for the campaign war chest.
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McCready also enters the general race with a $1.3 million war chest.
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However, with a campaign war chest that will exceed $60 million vs.
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Trump quickly amassed a massive war chest in excess of $100 million.
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But what's inside of the War Chest is a little bit complicated.
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He starts the second quarter with $85033 million in his war chest.
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That left her with $2.9 million remaining in her campaign war chest.
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After all, SoftBank has an enormous war chest that it must spend.
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Conversely, he also has enough money to significantly boost Trump's war chest.
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It's thought he buried it as a war chest before joining the RAF.
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And her war chest dwarfs Mr de León's by a multiple of 27.
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MUMBAI (Reuters Breakingviews) - India's richest man is stocking up his disruption war chest.
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She pulled 30 percent against a powerful incumbent whose war chest dwarfed hers.
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Feinstein will also have a formidable war chest and ability to self-fund.
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That's left her with a hefty war chest of leftover cash -- $10.5 million.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, with his multimillion dollar war chest and formidable name recognition.
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He'll receive a war chest of around £150 million, according to the Guardian.
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Sanders has raised more than half of his war chest from small donors.
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Last month, Mr. Cuomo reported having $30.5 million in his campaign war chest.
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At stake is a large campaign war chest for next year's local elections.
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He sits on a massive, $26 million war chest for his next campaign.
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In terms of size, Washington still remains unable to match Beijing's war chest.
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That haul means his re-election effort's war chest now exceeds $106 million.
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Tiberi has a well-padded war chest with $5.2 million cash on hand.
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However, the idea of not having a large war chest doesn't bother Painter.
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First, rival SDC now has a giant war chest and capital markets access.
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Virgin Hyperloop One has amassed the biggest war chest in pursuit of the idea.
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He has a sizable war chest at $30 million, reports the New York Times.
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And has a serious war chest – of more than $1 billion — at its disposal.
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Between the two infusions, Flipkart now has a war chest of around $4 billion.
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Sanders entered July with a $7335 million war chest, the biggest among Democratic candidates.
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A bigger war chest ensures we can react quickly if we see interesting opportunities.
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How O'Rourke chooses to spend his massive war chest will be a major factor.
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Soros. It began the second quarter with a $44.5 million war chest and an
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The latest filings showed that his re-election war-chest now exceeds $100 million.
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Andrew Cuomo's re-election war chest is stocked with an eye-popping $30 million.
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The fear now is that the aging war chest will be rendered totally ineffective.
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The candidate with the biggest war chest — William Daley — had a familiar last name.
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The ongoing war in Yemen is another major drain on the Saudi war chest.
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With $23 million in its war chest we haven't seen the last of this app.
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And unlike Motion Twin, Evil Empire will, in fact, have a "war chest" of sorts.
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The cash "war chest" from the IPO will be used for further growth and acquisitions.
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Mr Abubakar has a huge war-chest and he is formidable on the campaign trail.
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He will have a daunting war chest and all the advantages that come with incumbency.
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The company now plans to use its war chest to expand into the U.S. market.
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Uber, with its massive war chest, can afford to fight tooth-and-nail with regulators.
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That person would benefit from the party's significant war chest and ties to state institutions.
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Trump, by contrast, has been criticized for his relatively sparse organization and meager war chest.
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Clinton to draw from her war chest to fund voter-turnout efforts in congressional races.
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The campaign is already amassing a historically large war chest in preparation for the battle.
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By contrast, Hillary Clinton's campaign reported a $42 million war chest for the same period.
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With earnings showing no signs of slowing, Alphabet continues to amass a cash war chest.
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The Islamic State can still tap a large war chest to finance its global operations.
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He barreled into the year with a $13.6 million war chest to McSally's $7.7 million.
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The other, the one with the war chest and shamelessness, is still in the race.
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Sanders, Biden lead Democratic field in New Mexico: poll MORE should spend his war chest.
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Ryan sits on a $21625 million war chest, a staggering number for a House race.
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Already, Kelly has amassed a campaign war chest that makes some Democratic presidential candidates salivate.
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But when those funds began to fill his campaign war chest, he changed his tune.
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But even with his war-chest, and reputation for ruthlessness and cunning, Mr McConnell may fail.
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The French group's stellar financial performance is fuelling a growing war-chest for mergers and acquisitions.
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A $15bn war chest is at their disposal, ready to hunt the next consumer goods monster.
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We can likely expect more of the same thanks to this new war chest of cash.
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Throughout Uber's meteoric rise, it has used its massive war chest only once for M&A.
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But her massive Senate war chest allowed her to transfer $10.4 million to her presidential campaign.
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Add in SoftBank's own $5653bn of equity, and Mr Son has a war chest of $100bn.
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We're sitting on a war chest of 4,760 nuclear weapons with varying degrees of BOOM-power.
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A 36–hour canvas of his rich friends produced the war chest for his successful bid.
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"They will have a war chest of capital if they can repatriate," said the second banker.
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He has more money left in his campaign war chest than Villaraigosa, Chiang and Cox combined.
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Winning For Women wants to be a war chest for right-of-center women in primaries.
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But Feinstein is still fairly popular in the state and has a war chest with millions.
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Qatar's central bank says it has a $340 billion war chest to help weather the crisis.
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The company said it raised $13 billion from the offering, adding to its considerable war chest.
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Another reason to think Sanders can do well beyond Iowa and New Hampshire: his war chest.
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Qualcomm's war chest of SEPs allows it to employ favorable (and at times questionable) licensing deals.
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Buoyed by his first primary victory, the Sanders campaign added to its burgeoning war chest overnight.
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For a graphic showing the volume of leveraged buyouts and private equity's war chest, see tmsnrt.
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Bush, who earned a paltry 2.8 percent of the vote despite his massive campaign war chest.
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Many Tories, however, believe the war-chest is a pot of money squirrelled away in the Treasury.
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But he was expected to keep the seat, and had amassed a $7.5 million campaign war chest.
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In 2018, the Israeli government announced a $72 million dollar "war chest" to fight BDS in Europe.
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Reed has accrued a sizable war chest as he strives to stave off a challenger this fall.
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Seinfeld's decision was influenced by Netflix's sizable content war chest, and also perhaps the added creative freedom.
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Knight raised nearly $1.7 million and still has more than $1.3 million in the campaign war chest.
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The fund has just 1 trillion yen ($8.8 billion) in its war chest for acquisitions and investment.
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Even after spending for primary fights, they are expected to keep pace with Trump's campaign war chest.
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And like most entrepreneurs, founder Tadashi Yanai probably values the independence from banks this war chest offers.
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Claire uses her medical knowledge to stop a wine deal that could fill the prince's war chest.
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And his strong connection to other business leaders could help him build a big campaign war chest.
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Mr. McCain was buoyed by a deep campaign war chest and by help from the Republican establishment.
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After amassing a huge war chest, the reelection campaign has found itself suddenly frozen by the crisis.
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Mr. Cuomo will have to spend money, they argue, dipping into a formidable $30 million war chest.
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Both have outraised Rohrabacher's $1.5 million war chest, with Rouda outpacing Keirstead by $300,000 with $1.9 million.
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"My understanding is we can spend almost all of it," Mr. Maloney said of his war chest.
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Still, he is taking no chances — his bulging war chest makes him a particularly imposing front-runner.
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Mr. Cuomo has amassed his own $30 million war chest in his bid for a third term.
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Money is flowing anew into his war chest, as well as to a super PAC supporting him.
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The governor has $30 million in his campaign war chest, and a sizable lead in the polls.
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But the Arizona Republican has a larger war chest, with more than $5 million in the bank.
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Ann Kirkpatrick, but she'll need to pick up her fundraising to match McCain's $5 million war chest.
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That's a hefty war chest compared to Paga's total VC haul of $34 million, according to Crunchbase.
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Citi analysts estimate the company war chest could be as large as A$12 billion ($9 billion).
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Exxon has a big war chest of its own stock, allowing it fund a takeover with shares.
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Republicans devoted 2019 to building a massive war chest in anticipation of a high-spending election year.
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Wells Fargo also added $500 million to the war chest used to pay for its countless lawsuits.
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Be smart: Bloomberg's war chest has already become a talking point for Democrats on the campaign trail.
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He began June far behind Clinton, who had a $42 million war chest to start the month.
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These powerful connections are buttressed by Vance's $1 million war chest, which can be deployed to counter criticism.
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By mid-July, Hawley had $2.3 million in cash on hand, a mere third of McCaskill's war chest.
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The Iowa caucuses are still over seven months away, and Buttigieg now has an ever-expanding war chest.
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His Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton, raised $26 million and ended May with a war chest of $42 million.
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It still leaves him some way behind Mr Edwards, who has more than $8m in his war chest.
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Contrary to what is suggested by talk of the chancellor's "war chest", there is no pot of money.
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"We will have a nice war chest to go and build this business to another level," he said.
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On Sunday, donors will learn just how much Bush has spent from his $100 million-plus war chest.
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Canopy's $4 billion war chest gives it a good shot, though for now it is still losing money.
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At present, JFS is actively diversifying its revenue streams in an effort to amass a robust war chest.
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The pharmaceutical industry deeply opposes it and built up a $58 million war chest to bring it down.
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"Our war chest is full and we are looking to buy," Schmucki said, without naming any potential targets.
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The money raised will go to boost a political-action committee's war chest for close House Republican races.
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To further his bull-continuation thesis, Hennessy cited a veritable war chest of capital waiting to be deployed.
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Toomey's campaign is also building up a war chest to help him break through the election year noise.
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Trump has come under fire for turning the Texas emergency into a fundraising opportunity for his war chest.
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That discourages borrowers from maxing out their revolving credit to build a war chest for bankruptcy, Clark said.
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Along with his statewide profile and winning record, Bayh brings another advantage over Hill: His mammoth war chest.
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She's raised $177,000 so far, but Curbelo is sitting on a war chest of more than $1.3 million.
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Beating an incumbent is even harder when he has a war chest of $24.4 million, at last count.
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And President Donald Trump and his allies continued to build a massive war chest for the general election.
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He has an essentially unlimited war chest that allow his campaign to produce rapid-response ads at will.
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As of the third quarter fundraising period, Biden had less than $9 million remaining in his war chest.
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Chris Murphy is up for re-election this year and begins with a war chest of $7 million.
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Greg Abbott, the Republican incumbent with a $41 million war chest, who is expected to win in November.
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The company is expanding its war chest at a time of increased investor interest in fast-growing businesses.
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Mark Kelly has more money in his Senate election war chest than Joe Biden does running for president.
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Having that kind of an exit made it easier for Lance to raise a war chest of $180 million.
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The difference with Lumen is that it's raised a decent war chest, as well as blowing up on Indiegogo.
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The senator spent so little during the midterms that she was reportedly left with a $10.7 million war chest.
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But he's also got a $40 million campaign war chest and a dedicated conservative base that loves him. 2.
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House Republicans have a tough campaign cycle in 2018, so they need a larger political war chest than usual.
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Post-mortems of Jeb Bush's campaign tried to account for the failure of his titanic $63 million war chest.
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On Tuesday, Clinton reported raising nearly $90 million in July, ending the month with a $58 million war chest.
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Casey Cagle, the lieutenant-governor, amassed a huge war chest but failed to secure a majority of the vote.
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Most of Snap's top products came from acquisitions, and now it will have the war chest to make more.
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Trump had yet to join the race and Bush was making headlines for the size of his war chest.
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Democrats should create a massive war chest — now — to tap resistance to Trump from small donors and large donors.
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Bayh entered the race with a huge war chest of $9 million and has already launched several TV ads.
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A Steyer contribution to O'Rourke's growing campaign war chest could be what he needs to pull off an upset.
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Tester has a war chest of $6.8 million, raising $2 million in the first quarter of this year alone.
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The biggest such war chest, more than $10 million, has been amassed by House Speaker Paul Ryan of Wisconsin.
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As of March, Hurd had raised more than $2 million for his campaign -- twice that of Gallego's war chest.
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But Shelby had also built a massive, $18 million campaign war chest unrivaled by any of his fellow senators.
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But the size of a candidate's war chest cannot affect the ranking the voter receives in the voting booth.
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Bayh enters the race with a huge war chest of $9 million and has already launched a TV ad.
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Another argument for Mrs Clinton's chances is the disparity between her war chest and ground game and Mr Trump's.
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With a net worth of $3.5 billion, Pritzker will certainly be able to compete with Rauner's own war chest.
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The Tennessee Titans were given an impressive war chest of assets to lure a top head coach this year.
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She's reasonably well-liked and has a war chest of more than $10 million to blanket California's airwaves with.
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It can also promote the creation of a war chest to allow startups to adapt under these abnormal circumstances.
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Still, the Democratic candidates' fundraising to date pales in comparison with President Donald Trump's re-election campaign war chest.
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Bloomberg is showing that with a massive war chest, you can, in fact, buy yourself a lot of goodwill.
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She easily outstripped them in fund-raising during the most recent reporting period, building a war chest of $685,923.
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You'd think a tech company with the war chest that Lyft has would have an easier time of this.
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Today it's flexing its muscle and war chest by announcing its first acquisition, crypto risk modeling company Merkle Data.
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The party had acquired its biggest ever spending war chest coming into the election thanks to increased financial backing.
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The President has already raised a campaign war chest to finance social media operations on Facebook, Twitter, and more.
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Tammy Baldwin has already raised a substantial campaign war chest to counter a flood of outside spending against her.
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It never amassed a large war chest, and by the start of 2007 it had just $4,238 in assets.
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Unlike Yahoo, Google has been good about identifying trends and using their remarkable war chest to get ahead of them.
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The president's reelection campaign has already invested heavily in social media and amassed a sizable war chest outpacing any Democrat.
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Two years ago at this same point, the group had just one-quarter of that amount in its war chest.
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In 2013 and 29, Snapchat raised more than $22013 million, giving it a solid war chest to acquire fellow startups.
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Instead, it could eat the import cost—something Apple, with billions in its war chest, can certainly afford to do.
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These potential liabilities would dwarf the company's war chest of around 72.4 billion yen as of the end of September.
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While squirreling away his own retirement war chest, Jacobson saved as much as 70 percent of his after-tax income.
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The group has a war chest of 13 million euros ($594 million) for investments and acquisitions to 2020, he added.
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Companies associated with the Malaysian billionaire K. T. Lim contributed $8 million to the opposition campaign's $11.6 million war chest.
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The firm has raised more than $2 billion in total, giving it a massive war chest to fund its expansion.
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Priorities USA Action, a pro-Clinton super-PAC, announced Friday that it had grown its war chest to $45 million.
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Form A Big Tent Uber may feel that it can afford to do battle, given its enormous funding war chest.
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Telstra also showed in its financial report that a war chest of $86 million has been raised for further redundancies.
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Despite her traction with progressive groups, Ms. Biaggi has struggled to amass a significant fraction of Mr. Klein's war chest.
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These challengers have amassed a war chest of funding, announced some ambitious international expansion plans and attracted millions of customers.
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The huge infusion of money confirms that President Trump is building an enormous war chest heading into the 2020 election.
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Still, her war chest will likely come in handy for other House Democrats facing more competitive reelection bids in 2020.
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With the investment, the Trump campaign is dipping into a deep war chest it has amassed over the last year.
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The scale of Bloomberg's war chest came into even greater focus Thursday, when campaigns unveiled their fourth-quarter fundraising hauls.
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Read more: Bright Health just added $635 million to its war chest as the health startup plots a massive expansion
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Romney, a former Bain Capital executive, needed an extra boost against an incumbent with a historically strong campaign war chest.
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That likely still leaves Buttigieg's war chest slimmer than Sanders', who also emerged as a frontrunner in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Trump and the Republican National Committee have amassed a war chest of over $100 million since he entered the White House.
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For all intents and purposes, IPOs are about building a war chest in order to continue expanding and building new businesses.
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Slack might have interesting plans for what to do with the extra $200 million it now has in its war chest.
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But, but, but: Trump had a head start, and he still has a far larger war chest than any potential opponent.
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It raised funds in order to stock its war chest and have a buffer, while focused on its international expansion efforts.
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The company will use its recently expanded war chest to accelerate its international expansion and, potentially, continue its M&A streak.
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But if losses continue at their recent pace, even that massive war chest will only last for about three more years.
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Scott had a 85033 percent approval rating in an April Morning Consult poll and has a personal war chest worth millions.
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Compared to the networks, Netflix may have an imposing war chest, but in a fight with Amazon, it would be outgunned.
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And both Nicholson and Vukmir have under half a million dollars in the bank, well below Baldwin's $2900 million war chest.
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They know that their businesses need a war chest of robust earnings in today's markets to fuel investments in future innovation.
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But unlike his rivals, Bush had a campaign war chest big enough to pick off anyone who stood in his path.
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A start-up is taking on Equifax's employee verification service, and it now has a bit of a war chest too.
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She's still fairly popular in the state and has a war chest with millions, so she'll be very tough to beat.
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He's been endorsed by the California Democratic Party and has a $1.8 million war chest to go against Republican incumbent Rep.
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The Republican National Committee has also built up a war chest of $40 million, compared with $6 million for the Democrats.
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"It sounded good because I didn't have a big war chest, but I became no better than my opponent," he said.
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On Thursday, the companies announced that they had amassed a $83 million war chest to fund a 2020 state ballot measure.
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Mr. Menendez has largely kept a low profile — minus a raucous high school rally kickoff — and maintains a sizable war chest.
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His war chest of slightly less than $2900 million was dwarfed by Warren with $220006 million and her fellow progressive Sen.
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That's $25 million less than Sanders' third-quarter war chest and $18 million less than what Warren's campaign had on hand.
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To counter, the Chinese central bank could support the currency by selling some of its huge war chest of US dollars.
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Amazon has its own war chest of data culled from millions of customer searches, purchases and even music and video streams.
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Buffett's company has a giant nearly $100 billion war chest of cash for acquisitions but finding investments hasn't been easy lately.
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A better idea for Beto than giving away his war chest might be to put away his sunny disposition and counterpunch.
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Sessions is entering the Alabama Senate race in a strong position: he has strong name recognition and a substantial war chest.
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Each has shown a ruthless willingness to rummage through her own design war chest for tools necessary to survive challenging times.
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These health campaigners are using some of the money in their relatively limited war chest on debunking the grocery tax message.
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Supporters in the five states set to vote on recreational marijuana had a war chest of $30 million as of Oct.
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The cash infusion strengthens Cruise's position against major competitors like Waymo, which has the seemingly limitless war chest of Alphabet behind it.
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"Constellation's given Canopy a $4 billion war chest so it can take the Canadian cannabis industry by storm starting tomorrow," Cramer said.
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On the campaign trail, Mr Johnson referred to the war-chest as the source of funds for tax cuts and extra spending.
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Polls give Sisolak — who's amassed a $253 million war chest — a slight edge, but the bitterly contested race is still pretty close.
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SoftBank has already injected money into Uber and General Motors – and its Vision Fund has amassed an almost $100 billion war chest.
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Her fellow partners at her Manhattan law firm, Clayman & Rosenberg, have chipped in around $43,000 to Vance's war chest over the years.
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On Tuesday, Trump made headlines for a dismal May fundraising report that revealed an extremely low war chest, especially compared with Clinton.
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Most have since learned to borrow more carefully and in local currency, and to accumulate a war chest of foreign-exchange reserves.
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And going public is, at its heart, a way to build a big war chest in addition to giving shareholders some liquidity.
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Conway said Clinton had "tremendous advantages," including a large campaign war chest that had allowed her to spend millions on television ads.
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Chancellor Philip Hammond has built up a fiscal war-chest to spend more in case of a Brexit shock to the economy.
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Polls give Sisolak — who's amassed a roughly $22016 million war chest — the edge, but the bitterly contested race is still pretty close.
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That war chest is only rivaled by the $27 million Sanders has in his coffers, and Buttigieg's $22.7 million cash on hand.
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He blames funding (when he was left with a large war chest by me); he blames the Tory Government; he blames society.
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This person described an effort to build a "war chest" now so that there are ample funds to carry them into 2018.
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So Cruz may end up dipping deeper into his war chest to pummel the airwaves ahead of Iowa's caucuses on February 1.
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"This war chest gives the BJP significant advantages," said Milan Vaishnav, director of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace's South Asia programme.
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WHAT WE'RE READING PhRMA increased its membership dues by 50 percent, adding a total of $100 million to its lobbying war chest.
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But in each of these districts, Democrats will be up against an incumbent Republican with a sizable war chest of campaign funds.
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The billionaire businessman, who built a financial data and media empire, has a personal war chest estimated at more than $50 billion.
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"[Uber and Lyft] are taking that war chest and turning that into a better experience for your customers and drivers," he said.
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And Pressley, whose campaign war chest has been largely filled by small and individual donations, is being out fundraised by her opponent.
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Downstairs, there is a war chest of arms and armor plus a reproduction chain-mail ensemble that the children can try on.
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Like the Compendium, the War Chest is intended as a kind of interactive activity book as much as a premium content bundle.
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He pays his staff in Bitcoin and claims to have enough stashed in his digital "war chest" for five years of runway.
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Heal's cash pile gives it a nice war chest, and the company will need it because competition in this market is fierce.
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Meanwhile, data collection regulation could prevent competitors from ever building as large of a data war chest as Facebook has already generated.
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He has a war chest of more than $9.2 million left over from his previous campaigns, according to Federal Election Commission data.
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Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo has always been a big-money politician, relying on large benefactors to accumulate a $31.1 million war chest.
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The worry normally goes that the candidate who can amass the bigger war-chest will get an unfair advantage at the polls.
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Polls give Sisolak — who's amassed a roughly $6 million war chest — the edge, but the bitterly contested race is still pretty close.
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Mr. Kalmbach also conveyed to the Nixon re-election war chest $19803 million from the milk industry, which was promised federal subsidies.
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And like it or not, Bloomberg's $29 billion-plus fortune matters in a campaign where the opponent has a huge war chest.
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In the longer term, however, NBCUniversal likely needs a bigger content war chest to compete against Netflix, Amazon, Apple and their ilk.
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If PhRMA had tapped that war chest to fight the bill, it would have sunk the effort, supporters of the deal said.
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That war chest helped fuel the confidence-oozing national television ad that aired during Game 7 of the World Series Wednesday evening.
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By comparison, Scheer and the Conservative party have spent just $0003,303 over the same period — despite having a larger campaign war chest.
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Airbnb has raised an additional $1 billion, expanding its war chest at a time of increased investor interest in fast-growing businesses.
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"This war chest gives the BJP significant advantages," said Milan Vaishnav, director of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace's South Asia program.
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Trump, who filed for reelection the day he was sworn into office, has used the early start to build a massive war chest.
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The company has a $10 billion war chest - five times more venture capital than Lyft has raised, according to figures from both companies.
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However, she hinted that Democrats needed to match Republican fundraising as President Trump and the Republican National Committee amass a gargantuan war chest.
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But after Trump's wild first few weeks in office, the ACLU has an unexpected and substantial war chest and — some powerful new supporters.
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Control of a state assembly, and the bureaucracy that comes with it, is a good way to build up a discreet war-chest.
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This year, the silver-haired politician has amassed a campaign war chest of $309,118.13 for his primary battle against local attorney Brent Ackerson.
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Meanwhile, President Donald Trump, the Republican National Committee and an affiliated committee have an even larger war chest: $2200 million in the bank.
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Sanders endorsed her challenger, Tim Canova, and backers of the Vermont senator shoveled nearly four million dollars of donations into Canova's war chest.
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A Trump campaign source noted that the campaign won't need to rely on the NRA's war chest the way it did in 2016.
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The White House cut his department's budget by a quarter and emasculated his soft power war chest of overseas aid by almost 40%.
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In November, SoundHound added another $50 million to its war chest from an undisclosed investor, according to a fundraising document obtained by PitchBook.
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That figure means Apple's war chest is now larger than the market value of General Electric, but smaller than that of Wells Fargo.
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But having a rainy-day fund or war chest that the company can draw from is an important competitive advantage entrepreneurs often overlook.
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The combined total gives Trump a war chest of over $80 million — an unprecedented amount at this stage of a re-election campaign.
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If New Delhi attempts to compete against China's sizable war chest on the investment front, "we're setting ourselves up for disappointment," she said.
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Interestingly, the firm was said to have retained $3 billion of that sum, so it appears it is stacking up a war chest.
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And his network of donors have proven their financial might, helping Bush at one point to amass a war chest of $150 million.
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Cuomo has raised a sizable war chest – some $30 million as of the latest state campaign finance filing – to fund his gubernatorial campaign.
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"Large takeovers are not possible using our current means," he explained, adding that the company's war chest was only around 350 million euros.
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Another Republican, David Stemerman, a Greenwich resident who made his money in hedge funds, had more than $1.5 million in his war chest.
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OpenSecrets shows Feenstra has $337,314 cash on hand, compared to a dismal $18,366 in King's war chest as of the end of June.
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He finished September with about $1 million in the bank, nearly double Mr. Moore's modest war chest, and that disparity has likely grown.
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He avoided early contests, including Iowa, and is putting his personal war chest toward a big splash on March 3's Super Tuesday.
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And their biggest checks often came from the same source: SoftBank, a Japanese conglomerate with an unprecedented war chest of nearly $22018 billion.
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After years of timidity Big Tech, with its billions of users and gigantic war chest, at last appears serious about crashing their party.
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So, Beijing has tried to counter that by tapping its foreign currency war chest to buy back yuan — a common strategy for countries.
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So, tech investments, go-to-market spend and a modest war chest for the future are the game plan for ProdPerfect's new money.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, whose formidable war chest and bruising political style have seemingly made other potential candidates wary to enter the 2018 race.
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Finance minister Philip Hammond has built up a fiscal war-chest to spend more in case of a Brexit shock to the economy.
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Then, newly released FEC filings revealed that his campaign has $1.3 million in cash on hand against Hillary Clinton's $43 million war chest.
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Yet with Brexit hanging over the economy, he eschewed costly crowd-pleasers in favour of amassing what became known as his "Brexit war-chest".
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The senator spent so little during the midterms that she was left with a $10.7 million war chest, The New York Times recently reported.
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Joe Crowley, the incumbent congressman in New York's 14th District, had $3 million, much of it from corporate interests, in his reelection war chest.
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Armed with a pre-election war chest, Morrison said on Monday his government will spend A$2 billion ($1.43 billion) to reduce greenhouse emissions.
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At its heart, IPOs are as much about raising money to build up a war chest as they are for liquidation and publicity events.
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At the same time, he has a commanding lead in polls taken right before Nixon announced her candidacy, and a hefty campaign war chest.
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The company's shareholders approved a US$500m debt program in January, raising speculation that the utility was accumulating a war chest for an acquisition.
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They are sometimes imposed alongside "anti-hoarding" measures meant to prevent companies from building a war chest ahead of a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing.
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Its donations have soared by more than a quarter over the past year, furnishing it with a war-chest of almost A$13m ($9m).
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The Saudis are extremely keen to diversify the kingdom's oil-dependent economy and it needs a war-chest and technology assets to do that.
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Profits from 1MDB would fill a war chest that Najib could use to pay off political supporters and voters, restoring UMNO's popularity, Low promised.
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This hints that CEO Travis Kalanick plans to add the money to his growing war-chest to fight Chinese ride-sharing rival Didi Chuxing.
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Disney has also added Avatar to its war chest, though it did open a Pandora section earlier this year at its Animal Kingdom park.
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Either way, Apple has plenty of runway to change its revenue momentum, with a record $233 billion in assets waiting in its war chest.
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That may seem like a lot, but to Uber it's a paltry amount, representing only 1 percent of its total $10 billion war chest.
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PhRMA, the main trade group for drugmakers in DC, added $10 million to its war chest this fall, girding for a battle over pricing.
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LightStep, a company which has developed a new tool for application performance management, has emerged from stealth with a $29 million dollar war chest.
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"We're able to take the dues and put them away into an investable war chest for a work stoppage for that reason," explained Winston.
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That helped him build a substantial war chest when he entered the race six months ago, but has narrowed the opportunities to replenish it.
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Campaign finance reports released on Monday night have the two-term governor leading with $31.1 million in his war chest compared to Nixon's $660,000.
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McConnell's campaign has tried to combat her growing war chest by hawking judiciary swag, like a "Back-to-Back Supreme Court Champs" T-shirt.
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Supporters argue that Bloomberg's wealth could help him catch up in the primary and compete with President Trump's own ample war chest in fundraising.
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The chairman, Devin Nunes, has raised over $2.3 million in six weeks, commanding a $5 million war chest, as a reward for his efforts.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, the two-term Democrat with a gargantuan campaign war chest and millions of energized Democratic voters in a solid blue state.
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Mr. Collins's war chest was filled with donations from the pharmaceutical industry as he crafted and sponsored bills to benefit his own pharma company.
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But with a new war chest and a focus on a popular and growing enterprise market, the company seems poised to continue its growth.
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Mike Bloomberg, who joined the race late and banked his personal war chest on Super Tuesday races, dropped out Wednesday morning and endorsed Biden.
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European shares closed at a 4.32-month low even after Britain announced a $2104.63 billion war chest to soften the impact of the coronavirus.
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Britain announced a $39 billion war chest to soften the impact of the coronavirus after the BofE cut rates by half a percentage point.
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In Disney's case, the company touts its war chest of original content, with popular media franchises like Marvel and Star Wars at its disposal.
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"China knew exactly where to target," said Kim Schrier, the Democratic candidate who has built the biggest campaign war chest ahead of the Aug.
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Still, the war chest that Mr. Trump has amassed gives him a significant edge in spending before the general election campaign begins in earnest.
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Paul Singer, who oversees the behemoth Elliott Management fund, is reportedly tapping investors for billions as a war chest for a possible market implosion.
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Their political bread is buttered not by career diplomats like Bolton, but by a sitting president with a more than $100 million war chest.
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" She continued: "I am not suspending my candidacy, however; a campaign not having a huge war chest should not be what determines its fate.
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Jeb Bush — who is mired in the low-to-mid single digits in national polls despite a large war chest and high name recognition.
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They should rouse large and small donors for a massive wave of fundraising in September 2017 to build an early war chest for 2018.
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The American dream lives on -- with hard work and a war chest, anyone can be a presidential candidate 20 months out from the election.
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As of the end of June, she had raised a war chest of $9.4 million and had about $5.4 million in cash on hand.
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They have a big war chest now to consolidate their fulfillment, and use eBay's [gross merchandise volume] to have a great deal of scale.
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So the new investment money sits for now — a cushion in the event of unexpected challenges, or a small war chest for new opportunities.
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BRF fetched 4.1 billion reais from asset sales in 2018, giving it a war chest to lengthen debt maturities and cut the cost of debt.
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"Even with Amazon's large war-chest, it is still a difficult prospect given the dynamics of the whole pharmaceutical market," Morningstar analyst Vishnu Lekhraj said.
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The opposition has raised $2.05 million, an amount that would be considerable in most states but pales in comparison to the pro-initiative war chest.
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As a single mother who received no child support, and who had no war chest of finances to support a court battle, I was trapped.
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Digging into the Roblox growth strategy After 15 years, the company has accumulated 90 million users and a new $150 million venture funding war chest.
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Sanford was sitting on $1 million in his campaign account, whereas Arrington is likely to enter the general election with her war chest severely depleted.
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Campaign finance disclosures released earlier this week showed Trump started June with a war chest of just $1.3 million, a fraction of Clinton's $42 million.
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The acquisition adds an important arrow into Brandwatch's quiver, which raised a $33 million C-round war chest in 2015 for just such a move.
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Kamala Harris, he's been actively reaching out to his influential donor network in an effort to give her 2020 presidential campaign war chest a boost.
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Whoever emerges will face a tough opponent in Kyrsten Sinema, the likely Democratic candidate, who boasts a centrist voting record and a $4m war-chest.
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It has been building a war chest of content to fight with local streaming services as well as Netflix, which entered India earlier this year.
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The other Democrats on the stage likely will be kind to Steyer, too, because whoever the nominee is next year will need his war chest.
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Neugebauer said new election reports will show that he had spent a total of $1 million -- or 10% of the cash in his war chest.
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The ride-sharing investment barely dents Apple's war chest, which stood at $232.9 billion in cash and cash equivalents as of its most recent earnings.
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The campaign also said it had $33.7 million in cash on hand, giving it a substantial war chest heading into the crucial early primary season.
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This poses the prospect that Trump could keep stockpiling a massive general election war chest while Democrats battle through a long slog of a primary.
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Liberal advocates did not wait for an actual vacancy to open up before amassing a war chest and research operations to oppose Trump's eventual pick.
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Candidates cannot drop out of the race and use their leftover war chest to buy yachts or jewelry or anything else for their personal use.
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With a four-year head start, and with the biggest war chest of any candidate in this primary, Sanders has substantially underperformed his 2016 campaign.
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Trump's modest war chest is another sign of a faltering campaign increasingly affected by disorganization and infighting in the critical months before the general election.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, a Democrat who has improved his approval ratings in recent months and has a campaign war chest of more than $30 million.
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But Donald Trump won it by only a small margin in 2016, and Mikie Sherrill, the Democratic nominee, has amassed an impressive campaign war chest.
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Other telecom-adjacent news: Disney's best quarterly results in two years were overshadowed by Comcast's amassing a war chest to potentially challenge its Fox bid.
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His opponents would have to raise roughly $30,000 every day of the race just to equal the war chest that Mr. Maloney could begin with.
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Candidates cannot drop out of the race and use their remaining war chest to buy yachts or jewelry or anything else for their personal use.
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Their war chest was significantly smaller — $2.3 million, including a $1.8 million personal contribution from Michael R. Bloomberg, the former mayor of New York City.
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With Trump's approval ratings at 49% -- the highest in his presidency -- and a hefty war chest for his reelection, this is no time to gamble.
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The Japanese telecommunications giant has made scores of investments of late, both from its own corporate war chest and from its $93 billion Vision Fund.
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It lacks Russia's reserves war chest and President Muhammadu Buhari lacks the appetite for the orthodox economic policies his Argentine counterpart has implemented since 2015.
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With $220 million in cash on hand, his war chest was less than a quarter as big as his Democratic opponent, as of June 230.
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In between those bouts, there was a lot of Cold War chest-thumping and perhaps the greatest and silliest of all the "Rocky" training montages.
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This could leave Trump in a fight against a well-connected Washington insider with a billionaire's war chest, and a pretty safe set of policies.
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While Trump and the RNC build a massive war chest, 2100 Democrats -- with more considering bids -- will spend heavily to compete for their party's nomination.
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Sanders though remains locked in a solid second place and unlike many in the vast field of Democratic candidates, he enjoys a significant financial war chest.
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Apple's advantage is its device integration and design chops, and a unmatched war chest with which to continue buying AI companies and any other missing pieces.
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Positioning himself as a Midwestern realist who could unify voters across the aisle, Mr. Buttigieg has focused much of his campaign's formidable war chest on Iowa.
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NEW YORK/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - President Donald Trump last week called on the U.S. Federal Reserve to start building up its war chest of bonds again.
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ROLI appears to be using its war chest to literally roll-up software and hardware in the music space, which has remained largely unchanged for years.
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Now, with new funding in place, Ola has a level of war chest assurance at its disposal should Uber go pedal to the floor in India.
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Now the company, domiciled in Ireland, is taking a new tack, preparing to spend a war chest of more than $20 billion on stepping-stone deals.
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Specifically, its private equity owner is raising a $2 billion war-chest to buy additional restaurant chains, with plans to eventually bring the entire platform public.
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To beef up its war chest, Mastrolia, who owns the group through a holding company based in Lugano, is ready to loosen his grip, he said.
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Guo told The Wall Street Journal for a story published Tuesday that he has set up a $150 million legal war chest to fight the lawsuits.
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Clinton spend most of the month of August working the Democratic fundraising circuit and trying to amass a war chest to use against Republican Donald Trump.
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With the help of Mother Hildegarde, they're able to discover that the Duke of Sandringham is the mysterious Englishman adding money to Prince Charles's war chest.
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Luckily, this company may be an investment that fails before it can do any real damage to the wider economic system with its VC war chest.
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Some of those winners will now enter the general election with a significant campaign war chest; others face a major fundraising challenge in the months ahead.
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Lamb, who raised a large war chest from national donors, defeated Republican Rick Saccone in an upset special election in the former 18th District in March.
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Thanks to an infusion of contributions in recent weeks, and what aides describe as a war chest they had maintained in case the opportunity arose, Mrs.
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While the senator's fundraising number raised eyebrows, Trump still sits on a hefty war chest, entering 2019 with more than $19 million in cash on hand.
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Communications director Matt Gorman said that NRCC will unload its war chest over the next two months, with $62 million in ad reservations across 11 states.
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And, in that case especially, the biggest war chest and most powerful brand will have the advantage—much as we saw in the ride-hailing wars.
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Some 24 billion people still live in extreme poverty, and the bank's war chest is dwarfed by the funds pouring into developing countries through financial markets.
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President Donald Trump's huge 2020 war chest has allowed his campaign to spend millions of dollars on Facebook to test how different messages sit with voters.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, who has a much smaller war chest than many of her rivals, also has worked to build support among African American voters.
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Until a move to Rhinebeck, N.Y., just months ago, he lived in Montclair, N.J. Brian Flynn has the second-biggest war chest among Democrats, with $180,000.
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Since then, Wasserman Schultz has retreated from high-profile roles in the Democratic Caucus even as she has continued to build a massive fundraising war chest.
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" — The tech veteran behind Buttigieg's war chest: "Three years ago, Swati Mylavarapu had never worked for a political campaign and attended just a single campaign fundraiser.
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On the domestic front, many of the candidates recently released their third-quarter fundraising totals — all of which fell far short of Trump's massive war chest.
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Monday's DOD budget request includes $617 billion in base budget funding and $69 billion in war chest funds, otherwise known as the Overseas Contingency Operation account.
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ISIS also ran a quasi-state that taxed and extorted its millions of subjects, enabling it to field a terrorist army with a large war chest.
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That leaves her campaign with a war chest of more than $12 million, four times as much cash as Hawley's campaign had on hand June 30.
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Starting with a $1.5 million war chest, organizers said they would reach teenagers with online voter registration ads as well as the direct-mail birthday packages.
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Sanders, making his second bid for the presidency, has the biggest war chest of the Democratic field, ending March with $22 million remaining in the bank.
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He was entering the race with little name recognition, a nonexistent war chest and a quirky platform centered on his claim of an impending robot apocalypse.
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Sherrill is off to a strong start: She's already accrued a massive war chest and several high-profile endorsements including that of former Vice President Joe Biden.
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And while just a fraction of that wealth will be devoted to the clean energy innovation project, compared to most investment funds, BEV's war chest is massive.
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Both groups have raised millions of dollars, though the pro-legalization campaign might have spent most of their war chest just getting the proposal on the ballot.
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With this new war chest, Ant Financial looked to expand into new markets and for a while had been trying to get a foot into Southeast Asia.
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That, plus Sanders' $33 million-plus war chest, means he is going to be in the race for, well, about as long as he wants to be.
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On Monday, for example, we learned the real estate mogul's campaign is, financially-speaking, FUBAR, with a presidential war chest of just $1.3 million cash-on-hand.
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The fundraising surge and curtailed spending left the President atop a nearly $40.8 million campaign war chest, a report filed Monday with the Federal Election Commission shows.
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"Trump's war chest guarantees this will be the most expensive presidential election in history," Dan Eberhart, an Arizona-based oil investor and Republican fundraiser said Monday night.
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There are a number of services that let you sell your used watches or simply purchase new watches but few have the funding war chest of Chronext.
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One certainty is that after such a disposal, Mr Murdoch would have a replenished war chest of billions of dollars to expand again if he chose to.
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And because Spotify already has its own good-enough radio feature and doesn't need to buy Pandora, SoundCloud seems like the best use of its war chest.
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This could allow Volkswagen Truck & Bus to build a war chest to deepen its relationship with Navistar, a U.S. truckmaker in which it owns a 16.85% stake.
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In comparison, no drug companies have donated to those fighting California's marijuana legalization ballot measure, leaving anti-marijuana interests with a war chest of just under $200,000.
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Apple is potentially worth more than a trillion dollars, and has a staggering $155 billion "war chest" stashed for a rainy day — should the rain ever come.
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And though Clinton had many flaws as a candidate, she was undeniably good at fundraising: She amassed a war chest of $1.4 billion for her presidential bid.
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Despite this, the city has retained a sizeable war chest with fiscal reserves expected to eclipse the HK$1 trillion mark at the end of March 2018.
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She ended May with $2.6 million cash on hand, whereas Heller had $4.9 million in his war chest, according to the most recent Federal Election Commission filings.
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His campaign will decide how to hand off the keys to a war chest worth millions of dollars, a Republican strategist close to leadership circles told CNBC.
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And the group has spent relatively little in the fight against Mr. Sanders, meaning it will enter the general election contest with a sizable campaign war chest.
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Reuters reported last month that the firm is considering raising as much as $20 billion through a listing in Hong Kong to boost its investment war chest.
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Reuters reported last month that the firm is considering raising as much as $20 billion through a listing in Hong Kong to boost its investment war chest.
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Feinstein, on the other hand, has $10 million in her campaign war chest, money that will be needed in California, a state with multiple expensive media markets.
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Newsom still had a war chest with more than $9 million left as of this week while Cox's campaign recently had less than $500,000 in ending cash.
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And Mr. Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, and Mr. Priebus's chief of staff clashed in a tense meeting over the use of the committee's war chest.
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He renewed his pledge to ban large donations shortly before his 2014 re-election, but that didn't stop large donors from stocking his $30 million war chest.
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"I have busted my ass to get a million two in the bank," Sessions said off the House floor on Thursday, apparently referencing his campaign war chest.
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Yet, the potential long-term impacts of depleting reserves or draining the company's war chest for new investments and emerging opportunities can be a serious strategic mistake.
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In doing so, it unveiled an unhealthy, overvalued company that owed billions in long-term lease obligations, enriched leaders like Neumann, and irresponsibly blew its war chest.
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A lot to loseWith a reported tech budget of $11.4 billion in 2019, JPMorgan has Wall Street's biggest war chest for investing in AI and machine learning.
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Still, with Facebook earning billions in profit per quarter and a massive war chest built up, Mark Zuckerberg could effectively pay his way out of the problem.
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John Hickenlooper is out of the presidential running, but his candidacy helped boost his stature and his war chest for his new run for the U.S. Senate.
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Tester has no Democratic primary challenger, but he's facing a tough reelection battle in November and is sitting on a substantial war chest to prepare for it.
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The National Republican Congressional Committee, the equivalent Republican group, also more than emptied its war chest, incurring $12 million in debt this cycle, an N.R.C.C. official confirmed.
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He had high name recognition and a huge war chest, leading many operatives to believe he would be the candidate on the ballot in the general election.
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Ms. Guadagno's campaign, in a statement announcing its fund-raising figures, also criticized Mr. Murphy's war chest and called for a spending cap for the general election.
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The Georgia Democrat outraised Handel nearly 2 to 1 in the last quarter, and has a fundraising war chest of $1.3 million, compared to Handel's roughly $630,000.
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Leading up to the primary, Shuster showed he was taking Halvorson's challenge seriously, amassing a $3 million war chest compared to about $264,000 in Halvorson's campaign coffers.
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Bayh has already made a splash with his $28503 million war chest and has the benefit of name recognition, an issue that plagues his GOP opponent, Rep.
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With former Chiefs pass rusher Justin Houston aboard and Chris Ballard's war chest of draft picks, Indy's defense should make major strides under rising coordinator Matt Eberflus.
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Evan Bayh (D), seeking to reclaim his old Indiana Senate seat, brought a $28500 million war chest to the race when he jumped in late this summer.
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Apple has had its eye on a big splash in the market for months now with a reported $1-billion war chest set aside for original programming.
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Once in government, though, and in the thick of a financial calamity, economists may find deploying the expertise of the fund and its war chest tempting indeed.
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They include former Army intelligence officer Jesse Colvin, who has raised a sizeable war chest, small-business owner Allison Galbraith, and longtime Talbot County attorney Michael Pullen.
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The BJP war chest has allowed it to unleash a massive amount of advertising on social media and send Modi and party officials crisscrossing India to campaign.
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But finance minister Philip Hammond said a no-deal Brexit would swallow up the 27-billion-pound ($34 billion) fiscal war-chest that he had built up.
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But finance minister Philip Hammond said a no-deal Brexit would swallow up the 27 billion pounds ($34 billion) fiscal war-chest that he has built up.
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"There are market doubts whether the fund has the firepower (war chest) to buy into Asiana Airlines," said Bang Min-jin, an analyst at Eugene Investment & Securities said.
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The company still favored small to mid-sized companies over larger ones in any its hunt for potential acquisitions, armed with its $1.4 billion war-chest, Schachler said.
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Paul Davis is the lone Democratic candidate; he has decent name recognition after an unsuccessful bid for governor in 2014 and has been amassing a sizable war chest.
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The company still favoured small to mid-sized companies over larger ones in any its hunt for potential acquisitions, armed with its $1.4 billion war-chest, Schachler said.
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In 2016, Republicans and their allied Super PACs raced in a dollar-for-dollar, donor-by-donor rivalry to build the largest possible war chest during the primary.
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That cash infusion, led by Japan's SoftBank Group and U.S. investment group Dragoneer, would be classified as a war chest to nearly every other company in the world.
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With those plans underway, the company was looking to add more funding to its war chest and add some expertise along the way because, well, hardware is hard.
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The strengthening of the president's formidable campaign war chest has led his organization, along with the Republican National Committee, to raise over $2225 million in the second quarter.
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Facebook has a full war chest in case it wants to make any big acquisitions, with $38.29 billion in cash marketable securities at the end of Q3 2017.
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And it has committed at least a billion dollars to the project, a pittance given the company's war chest, but enough to signify the seriousness of its intent.
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And with major staffing increases and TV advertising buys still down the road, it can continue pushing its message digitally for just pennies of its unmatched war chest.
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Didi is in the middle of raising more than $2 billion at a $25 billion valuation in order to build its war chest in its fight against Uber.
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With more than 90 percent of its war chest abroad, the company regularly issues bonds of its own to help fund programs like share buybacks and capital spending.
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NEW YORK/SAN FRANCISCO, April 8 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump last week called on the U.S. Federal Reserve to start building up its war chest of bonds again.
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Its recent rapprochement with Didi, its main rival in China, has removed a major distraction, allowing it to devote its $9 billion war chest to developing new technology.
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But Aurelius is not going away, and it has a war chest, a brilliant legal team, and a tenacity that will force the federal government to take note.
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As of late September, they had reportedly poured $20 million into a war chest to fill the airwaves and residents' mailboxes with messages designed to defeat the initiative.
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It hasn't made decisions on how to use it yet, but the war chest "will free up resources to help Republican leadership get tax reform done," he said.
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Mr. Stringer, who some speculate could be mulling a primary challenge to the mayor, does have a substantial war chest, however, given his earlier fund-raising and expenditures.
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Ryan joining Steil at a campaign fundraiser is the first clear indication that the speaker will be lending him a hand to boost the campaign's financial war chest.
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McConnell marshaled the vast GOP war chest in Strange's defense, and Trump and Vice President Mike Pence both campaigned with the candidate over the past week in Alabama.
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Reuters polling ECONCN of more than a dozen banks puts the fall at a record $130 billion, reducing China's war chest to combat yuan weakness to $20163 trillion.
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Mr. Cuomo, a lifelong Democrat seeking a third term with a $31 million war chest, does not list the endorsement from the Independence Party on his campaign website.
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His challenger earned a prized endorsement from former President Barack Obama and amassed a formidable war chest — $7.9 million through mid-October, more than double Mr. Faso's haul.
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The lawsuits filed against Guo for defamation are piling up, and Guo has claimed to be amassing a "war chest" of $150 million to cover his legal expenses.
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He's made a series of appearances on local and national TV recently, a noticeable shift from when he was the frontrunner and sitting on a bigger war chest.
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It's a sign of how far left Democratic presidential hopefuls feel they need to go to succeed in this year's primary — even with a multibillion-dollar war chest.
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Biden's dwindling war chest "raises questions about his durability as a front-runner," notes the AP. Go deeper: Bernie Sanders' campaign says it raised $25.3 million in Q3
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Mr. Diaz does have about $900,000 in his campaign war chest, but Mr. Adams and Mr. Stringer each have more than $2 million; Mr. Johnson has nearly $700,000.
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He was an indefatigable fund-raiser whose efforts in the 2000 primaries gave Mr. Dukakis an insurmountable organizational advantage and an intimidating war chest to buy television advertising.
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"We know we are going up against a $50 million war chest," Mr. Coleman said, referring to LA 2024, the committee leading the effort to recruit the Games.
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Bloomberg has focused his campaign's growing staff and financial war chest on the Super Tuesday states and has not had a significant campaign presence in the Hawkeye State.
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His $102.7 million war chest will be supplemented by tens of millions of dollars more in the coffers of the Republican National Committee, which Mr. Trump functionally controls.
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But pro-gun control lobbies are countering the NRA's war chest, thanks in big part to former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who launched Everytown for Gun Safety.
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Political consultants note several factors in the governor's favor, including his ability to raise money: Mr. Cuomo already has a re-election war chest of nearly $20 million.
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Abbott has a commanding lead in the polls and a campaign war chest that the Dallas Morning News said was about $50 million larger than what Valdez has.
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Besides a 17 percent stake in the company, 5.9 billion XRP are believe to line Larsen's personal war chest, a bit over 5 percent of all XRP in circulation.
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With a formidable war chest of $1.4 billion from Alphabet and Alibaba among others, the company is uniquely positioned to lead the pack in the race for VR dominance.
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Democrats see that relationship and Arrington's strongly conservative positions, coupled with her staggeringly small campaign war chest compared to Sanford, as an opportunity for Democrat Joe Cunningham to compete.
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Payoneer, a global provider of payment processing technologies, has added another $180 million to its already sizable war chest as it looks to continue to grow its payment services.
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Trump's allies insist that those numbers reflect a moment of transition for the Trump campaign, and that the candidate's war chest will soon grow as he headlines more fundraisers.
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Uber is the most highly valued venture-backed tech firm and has raised more than $7.4 billion from investors, a war chest that can help fund real estate purchases.
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Congress will find it all the more difficult to fill its campaign war-chest if it loses in Karnataka—the only big Congress-held state with a humming economy.
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The union said it had beefed up its strike war chest by 84 million euros last year thanks to membership dues that rose 2 percent to 561 million euros.
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This means he can easily command a formidable war chest going into the primaries that would scare off any Republican challengers and create immense pressures on a Democratic opponent.
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Governor Cuomo has a huge lead in the polls, a $30 million war chest and a political operation that can put the fear of God into the toughest foes.
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Sumitomo's investment comes as Japanese trading houses are scouting for assets to deploy their nearly $50 billion collective war chest after enjoying their best profit outlook in six years.
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Capital expenditures reached $2700 billion, while cash and equivalents on hand soared to $2375 billion, with years of profits giving Facebook an ample war chest to acquire other companies.
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But people and industries love their tax breaks and that's where the fight can get ugly, especially when powerful interest with big war chest can defend their favorite deduction.
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He has hired a high-power legal team and raised a A$2 million ($1.37 million) war-chest from supporters via a Christian lobby group to fund the proceedings.
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Furthermore, any potential challenger would have to declare a run soon, to build the kind of Bernie Sanders–like grassroots fundraising operation needed to counter Cuomo's formidable war chest.
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Beijing appears to have again started dipping into its massive war chest of foreign currencies in recent months to slow the yuan's declines, according to research firm Capital Economics.
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"The revenue we generate, the funding that we have received, together, gives us the war chest that we need to significantly expand our business," Ahmed said in an interview.
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If the purchase happens, it would again underscore Apple's increased willingness to consider large multibillion-dollar acquisitions with its war chest of $225 billion in cash and marketable securities.
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The bill came just as the district was building up a war chest to fight a virulent new citrus blight, a disease that had already devastated groves in Florida.
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Bush not only had the family name to bank on, but a campaign war chest that was seen as a formidable obstacle to any candidate who might challenge him.
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Cuomo spared no expense in the primary, spending millions of dollars from his sizable war chest to ensure a third-term—and to keep his 2020 presidential ambitions alive.
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"The jury's still out on whether Cuomo will spend even $1 million of his $19 million war chest on behalf of a more progressive New York," Mr. Lipton said.
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"And if all that goes according to our expectations, and it's also very savoury, then we will push for a possible use of our existing war chest," he added.
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Dialysis chains, doctors and the American Kidney Fund have spent millions of dollars lobbying against it, and are relying on their collectively large war chest to kill the effort.
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Being a familiar name can cut two ways and even a (former New York City Mayor Michael) Bloomberg-size war chest might not help if your turnout isn't available.
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Of Mr. Pritzker's approximately $165 million campaign war chest, about $20053 million has come from his own pocket, according to public filings with the Illinois State Board of Elections.
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He's not particularly left wing (he doesn't support Medicare for all), but he's raised far more money than any other Democrat—his war chest is sitting at over $500,000.
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Some Democrats are concerned that Mr. Trump will spend the next year amassing a war chest as Democrats fight among themselves in a primary now featuring nearly 20 candidates.
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The 42-year-old Arkansas senator is a sure bet to win reelection, allowing him to use his war chest to assist the president and Republicans running down-ballot.
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Starting with a $200 war chest of poster supplies, they ultimately persuaded New York's Landmarks Preservation Commission to list the world's first Post-Modernist skyscraper, effectively saving Johnson's design.
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But Parent said CAE has not had any cancelled orders for simulators and has a backlog of sales he called a "war chest" that should hold for next year.
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Bernie Sanders are really the only two candidates that have the financial firepower to go head-to-head with the Republicans and Trump and their massive campaign war chest.
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KCB's chief executive, Joshua Oigara, told Reuters last month they were shopping for a mid-sized bank and they were building up a war chest for a potential deal.
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"What we typically recommend for those nearing retirement is to keep aside a war chest," said Neil Krishnaswamy, a CFP and advisor at Exencial Wealth Advisors in Frisco, Texas.
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Questions over its forex reserves roiled markets in the spring after a report that short-term borrowed money - or swaps - had become a substantial part of Ankara's war chest.
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The presumptive Republican nominee's campaign began June with just $1.3 million in cash on hand, compared to Hillary Clinton's $42.5 million war chest at the start of the month.
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Questions over its FX reserves roiled markets in the spring after a report that short-term borrowed money - or swaps - had become a substantial part of Ankara's war chest.
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Clinton relied on the war chest she had built up during the course of the campaign to spend almost $131 million, compared with $13 million by Mr. Trump. Mrs.
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"We have only TWO OPTIONS: build a MASSIVE war chest now or give up and let the Democrats impeach President Trump ahead of the election," the group's website says.
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And while Democrats spend the next year trying to best each other in a primary, his campaign will be able to focus on continuing to grow its war chest.
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It also emerged that he had only $1.3 million in cash on hand at the end of May to fund his campaign, compared with Clinton's war chest of $42 million.
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"Linda was brought in to see how to build confidence with the donor community and also to build a war chest to re-elect the president," says one Republican source.
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Go Flash (or perhaps just "Flash"), founded by Delivery Hero and Team Europe founder Lukasz Gadowski, is also thought to be out raising a war chest from VCs across Europe.
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The issue is that a dollar or euro raised from international investors can be easily pooled with Russia's existing foreign currency war chest - and then spent how Russia sees fit.
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But, thanks in part to the war chest afforded by the Fortnite phenomenon, Epic has launched its own digital game store to provide users — and developers — with a different option.
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The question is: Why do the drug companies think they can lobby or donate their way out of this situation, even with the $300 million war chest PhRMA is building?
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Blue Apron is looking to raise more than $300 million in the IPO, a move that will shore up its war chest as it looks to expand into broader markets.
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Instead of devoting some portion of their $300 billion war chest to yet more questions, I'd suggest they ring one of their media partners and ask to borrow an editor.
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Trump campaign manager Kellyanne Conway said Clinton had "tremendous advantages," including a large campaign war chest that had allowed her to spend millions on television ads ahead of the Nov.
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With a multi-million war chest he's preserved since leaving office, Bayh is already spending money on TV, promoting himself as an independent-minded pol needed to break Washington's gridlock.
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The committee alleged at the time that about $84 million was funneled illegally from the DNC through state party chapters and back into the war chest of the Clinton campaign.
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But although it might not make a huge war chest, by spending over the odds to secure Allen's film, Amazon continues its campaign of spending big to earn indie legitimacy.
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Analysts say cyber capabilities have become a key asset in North Korea's war chest, used for a wide range of purposes including hacking adversaries like South Korea and pilfering money.
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Democrats are hoping Sinema's head start in the race and large war chest can turn the state blue in a Senate race for the first time in nearly three decades.
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Kasich raised a respectable war chest of $36 million in his bid for the GOP presidential nomination in 2016, but his campaign ran out of steam in a crowded field.
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A key tool in his political war chest is the power to force senators to stay in Washington and work, as opposed to allowing them to go home and campaign.
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But voters worried the rebels would not turn over assets from drugs and illegal mining, potentially giving them a formidable war chest that could outstrip the coffers of traditional parties.
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Casey also enters the general election campaign with a war chest of about $10 million, more than seven times as big as Barletta, according to the latest campaign finance data.
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Google has the luxury of a massive war chest to recruit the best employees away from rivals, but Bock says that the same logic should apply to smaller companies.8.
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Chief among them are Apple (AAPL), with almost $250 billion in cash and investments on the books, and Microsoft (MSFT), not slouching with a war chest of around $85033 billion.
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Boris Johnson's upcoming election campaign will be met by a resurgent Liberal Democrats, who have built up their biggest ever election war chest, according to figures seen by Business Insider.
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While amassing his war chest, Hinkie endured three years of ridicule and derision; he was accused of being more spreadsheet than human, of befouling the Great American Spirit of Sports.
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Mr. Cuomo's campaign asked donors to bolster that war chest last week, inviting them to a half-dozen events in the coming months with price tags as high as $50,000.
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While two Democrats will likely have to fight it out through a late-May runoff, Cornyn, who faces no credible primary challenger, is sitting on a $2100 million war chest.
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Yet the actor and activist Cynthia Nixon was the only Democrat with the guts to take on Mr. Cuomo, his $30 million campaign war chest and his reputation for vindictiveness.
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The company, which has built up a war chest after the revamp under Managing Director Scott, has been looking for growth prospects beyond the retail businesses that dominate its portfolio.
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Stewart Butterfield, Slack's chief executive, has said publicly that he wants to build a giant company and that he has therefore been opportunistic about amassing a war chest of capital.
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While 47 percent of the contributions came from donors who gave less than $200, his hefty war chest has also been bolstered by a series of high-dollar private fundraisers.
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While Heller's fundraising figure stands at the bottom of the pack for the vulnerable incumbents, the steady fundraising and strong war chest could help ward off any potential primary opponents.
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"We are behind," she said on NBC's "Meet the Press," adding that Clinton had "tremendous advantages," including a larger campaign war chest that she can use to buy television commercials.
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Reducing the military's war chest, they say, would free up billions to spend on health care, education, and other areas while still leaving plenty left over to spend on security.
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Kyrsten Sinema (D) has amassed a war chest of more than $6.6 million on hand — more than twice as much as the top three Republican candidates combined have on hand.
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The war chest is to be spent in the four years between 2019 and 2023 and represents about a third of the company's total outlay allocated to the four-year period.
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The NRCC, though, has more cash on hand going into the final six days of the campaign, with $32 million in its war chest compared with $16 million for the DCCC.
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Telecom stocks were in the limelight as top players readied their war chest for the upcoming spectrum auction in October in a bid to fight competition from Reliance Jio's aggressive strategy.
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Right to Rise, the outside spending group backing Bush, built up a massive war chest of more than $100 million to attack opponents who could thwart his bid for the nomination.
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Uber did succeed in raising $8.1 billion in one of the largest public offerings ever, a substantial war chest that should fund the company's expansion into new cities and service categories.
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It's fresh, weird, and even disturbing, with Fargo showrunner Noah Hawley using every trick and tool in his war chest to trouble his main character, and challenge viewers in the process.
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The Vision Fund's vast war chest has changed the game for later stage investors, with Sequoia among the firms scrambling to raise larger-than-ever funds to compete on spending power.
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The end came a week after Mr. Yang, 45, failed to win any pledged delegates in the Iowa caucuses despite spending a significant share of his war chest on ads there.
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It's part of an acquisition spree that comes from a war chest of $50 million that Solium has told the public markets is going to buying companies and developing new products.
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Unlike in America, though, the vast majority of India's spending is kept off the books; unrealistically restrictive limits mean that, technically, almost the whole of an electoral war-chest is illegal.
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After seeing Captain America: Civil War, which is perhaps the most quintessentially Marvel movie about the most perfect and soulless superhero in the company's war chest, I say: Fuck that noise.
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But after 15 years — as told in the origin story of our Roblox EC-1 — the company has accumulated 90 million users and a new $150 million venture funding war chest.
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No scatter plot can fully capture Holzhauer's strategic chops; how he starts at the bottom of the board to amass a war chest and hunts down Daily Doubles like a bloodhound.
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Instead of understanding the political complexity underlying the loss of the House majority, conventional wisdom took hold that the NRA's war chest and self-reported membership of 5 million was insurmountable.
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Team Ryan, the speaker's joint fundraising committee, raised a record $11 million in the first quarter of 2018 and transferred more than $40 million from its war chest to the NRCC.
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Clinton, by contrast, has twice built a sizable war chest through prodigious fund-raising from Wall Street donors and "super PACs," just as her male counterparts and opponents have always done.
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But he has a sizable war chest heading into November, with more than $85033 million cash on hand at the end of June — the latest Federal Election Commission (FEC) filing available.
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This is how politicians and big business created a ruling class: politicians doling out billions to favored industries, and in return special interests filling politicians' war chest with millions in donations.
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The StarCraft 22 War Chest goes on sale tomorrow and you can buy the chest for each race (Terran, Protoss, and Zerg) for $10 apiece, or the whole bundle for $25.
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But the company's fundraising budget tripled as it got to know SoftBank, which runs a $100 billion technology fund that needs to cut big checks to invest its mammoth war chest.
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"I think companies that had planned to grow through acquisitions don't have the war chest they thought they would," she says; it's leaving those professionals with a lot less to do.
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Jerry Brown, who retires at the end of the year, is sitting on a campaign war chest of $14.9 million — contributions raised for past races that he never needed to spend.
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After raising more than $76 million in 2019, an astonishing haul for a mayor with no national profile, Mr. Buttigieg spent nearly all his war chest in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Greg Abbott, a Republican with a $43 million war chest, was renominated and will face either Lupe Valdez, the former Dallas County sheriff, or Andrew White, the son of former Gov.
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She has collected endorsements and cash from major labor unions and local politicians, while amassing a war chest of big donations for over a year from real estate figures and businesses.
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Mr. Stuber, armed with Netflix's debt-financed war chest, has films coming from Martin Scorsese, Steven Soderbergh, Dee Rees, Guillermo del Toro, Noah Baumbach and the king of spectacle, Michael Bay.
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This shift has made it even more imperative for the campaign to beef up its digital fundraising operation as Trump and the Republican National Committee have amassed a formidable war chest.
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When the Des Moines Water Works sued three counties, including the one that is home to Cullen's paper, the local governments quickly amassed a large war chest for their legal defense.
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Such a measure would remove DCCAH from Bowser's war chest and respect what the Council says is a four-decade tradition of the commission operating semiautonomously outside of the mayor's control.
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Analysts expect Bolt to use its war-chest to expand operations in untapped markets, particularly in the developing world, as well as to eat into those controlled by its bigger rivals.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democratic presidential hopefuls started 216.5 by reporting sizable cash fundraising totals, suggesting that Republican President Donald Trump's growing campaign war chest may face some serious competition from his rivals.
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Schaefer said with very low debt, the company's earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) would exceed net debt even if it used up the current war chest for acquisitions.
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A flotation could allow Volkswagen Truck & Bus to build a war chest to deepen its relationship with Navistar, a U.S. truck maker in which it now owns a 16.85 percent stake.
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The central bank has been known to intervene in the markets either through state-owned banks or by delving into its vast foreign currency war chest to prop up the yuan.
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And that's just the beginning: The Saudi war chest will grow next year when the nation's state oil company, Aramco, goes public — money that could immediately be invested in U.S. tech.
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With an ever-growing war chest — now some $33 billion — the hedge fund Elliott Management has chosen to take on bigger and more complex targets for its brand of shareholder activism.
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Critics have posited that the worst is true—that Tether is not being honest about its war chest, but that the entire venture has succeeded in artificially inflating the value of Bitcoin.
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Italy's main financial institutions agreed last week to set up Atlas with a war chest of up to 6 billion euros to underwrite capital increases at weak banks and buy bad loans.
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Former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro is gathering a group of Democratic party financiers on Wednesday for a private breakfast as he looks to amass a 2020 campaign war chest.
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"This monetization of assets provides Macy's with a war chest that it can use to invest in improving its proposition," said Neil Saunders, managing director of GlobalData Retail, in a written statement.
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David Richter, the former CEO of a construction consulting firm, already has more than $400,000 in his campaign war chest, and will use it to try to unseat Van Drew next election.
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Given Apple's stature as the biggest company in the world, sitting on a war chest of unfathomable size, that they do this work in spite of "the bloody ROI" is truly admirable.
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That has translated into a slew of checks, small and large, pouring into Mr Campbell's war chest, and offers of phone-banking and other help from Democratic activists from around the country.
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The deal, potentially the world's biggest equity deal of the year and the largest follow-on share sale in seven years, would give Alibaba a war chest to keep investing in technology.
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The popular former governor and senator was his party's best-known figure in Indiana, and was still sitting on a $10 million campaign war chest left over from his retirement in 2010.
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Beyond the advantage Trump has of not having to spend money to compete in a larger field, he's been amassing a campaign war chest ever since moving in to the White House.
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Jun 213, 22016 Depp appears to be building up his war chest with the announcement that he is selling a "carefully curated selection of Basquiat paintings and drawings" via a Christie's auction.
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That is the novel and opaque ways in which it has been burning through a war-chest of nearly $54m, mostly raised in small gifts from the doctor's fellow devout social-conservatives.
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And Bush, for all the talk of his massive war chest early on in this campaign, has been similarly active, regularly talking with voters in businesses and homes throughout the winter months.
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However, with its own war chest of funding and presence in 46 markets in the U.S., LimeBike is well positioned to expand its existing suite of offerings with an e-scooter service.
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UBS also said Berkshire's $1 billion of free cash flow per month gives it a flexible "war chest" that can be deployed for strategic acquisitions or to fund growth in its businesses.
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Renesas, created from the semiconductor units of several Japanese companies, has amassed a significant war chest since a state fund and key clients bailed it out after the Fukushima earthquake in 2011.
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At its strongest, in the late 1990s and early 2000s, the FARC had 18,153 fighters and a war chest brimming with cash from illegal gold-mining, extortion, kidnapping and the drug trade.
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That's primarily motivated by an impending investment from SoftBank's Vision Fund, but TechCrunch understands that Grab is keen to raise a significant war chest as part of its battle with Go-Jek.
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Gillibrand, should she officially enter the 2020 field soon, would launch with $10.5 million in the bank, a sizable war chest that would make her one of the most financially formidable candidates.
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Naspers is in the middle of deploying a nearly $10 billion war chest to scale up its e-commerce ventures and make new investments in online classifieds, payments and food delivery platforms.
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Regardless, Mr. Cruz is positioned to build at least a modest delegate lead over his non-Trump rivals, leaning on a formidable war chest and sprawling field operations across the electoral map.
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There also is a tremendous war chest of super PAC money on the sidelines waiting to get into the race, and there's no way to know how that will shape the election.
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NEW YORK, Jan 29.8 (IFR) - Pampa Energia's shareholders have approved a US$500m debt program, raising speculation that the Argentine utility is accumulating a war chest for an acquisition of Petrobras assets.
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Bloomberg's money could prove vital to Democrats in 2020, especially considering how much the party has been forced to spend in the primary while Trump amasses a war chest for the general.
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All told, Mr. Cuomo earned more in interest payments on his campaign war chest (nearly $154,000) than he collected in total contributions from donors who gave less than $1,000 (just under $13,000).
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The $22019 million haul from February, which is a substantial addition to the Vermont senator's already formidable war chest, almost doubles the $21.9 million the campaign raised in the month of January.
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But Kelly raised more than any senator or candidate of either party — $27 million — and had the biggest war chest entering 243 of anyone on the ballot this year across the country.
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Palm Beach, Florida (CNN)Amid escalating foreign policy crises and a looming Senate impeachment trial, President Donald Trump is entering 2020 with a sizable campaign war chest ahead of the presidential election.
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Now a serious candidate with a policy staff stocked with Washington insiders and a war chest boasting millions from big donors, Mr. Buttigieg has gradually reinvented himself as more of a moderate.
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He has, however, managed to get more than 60 endorsements from mayors around the country as well as the backing of many celebrities who have helped him raise a considerable war chest.
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Sanders has a large campaign war chest—he raised more than a hundred and thirty-five million dollars from more than 1.5 million individuals—and he is likely to score more victories.
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Vela said Thursday that Texas would be difficult to win "even with a fully funded effort," but worth pursuing given the Clinton campaign's massive war chest and the state's large Latino population.
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Fredrik Thomassen said that they wanted to make their war chest last forever, and Sondre Rasch mentioned that he'd frugally chosen to live in a twelve-entrepreneur collective in a nearby forest.
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The party said it punished 18 members for siding with the Bolsonaros in a bitter struggle for control of the party and its large election campaign war chest lost by the president.
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READ: These House Democrats are still warning their party: Impeachment could backfire The Trump campaign boasts an unmatched war chest to dump ads on Facebook and Google and inundate supporters with messages.
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To be competitive and stand out, lawmakers can develop an agenda, fill a federal war chest and travel the country building a fundraising network that can be transferred to a presidential campaign.
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As of June 30, she had outraised her likely GOP opponent, Jim Newberger, by nearly 10 to one and had $6.4 million in cash compared with Newberger's war chest of only $1,210.
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Italy's main financial institutions agreed on Monday to set up Atlas with a war chest of up to 6 billion euros to underwrite capital increases of weak banks and buy bad loans.
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But hanging over everything is the question that's beginning to haunt Democrats — do they have anyone who can stand up to the ferocious tactics and financial war chest of President Donald Trump?
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Paul Ryan, a Wisconsin Republican, became speaker of the House halfway through the 2016 election cycle, prompting drugmakers to pour $75,000 more into his war chest than they had the previous cycle.
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Using its war chest — drawn in part from its founding family, the wealthy Reimann clan of Germany — the investment firm has rolled up brands including Peet's Coffee, Caribou Coffee and Krispy Kreme.
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As he seeks a third term, the oil and gas industry has pumped nearly $200,000 into his war chest so far, according to the Center for Responsive Politics, which tracks campaign spending.
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Related: See the 20 Risk Takers pushing global business forward Sharma has a sizeable war chest of his own, thanks to investors like Chinese tech giant Alibaba, Japanese behemoth SoftBank and Warren Buffett.
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Mr. Bush's unaffiliated group, Right to Rise — which amassed a nine-figure war chest last year — is doing almost all the advertising on his behalf, offering his campaign far less flexibility and efficiency.
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And yet it takes a tremendous amount of discipline if you're one of these founders, and then you have this tremendous war chest to then stay disciplined with how you use that capital.
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A flotation could allow the truck and bus unit to build a war chest to deepen its relationship with Navistar, a U.S. truck maker in which it now owns a 16.85 percent stake.
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Saban did not have to worry about social mores, but he also did not have to rebuild a depleted war chest or improve subpar facilities, or rebuild the confidence of a demoralized program.
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She started 2017 with $4.8 million in her campaign account, topping the list of any other Democratic incumbent running in 2018, a bigger war chest than even that of former presidential candidate Sanders.
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The new round, co-led by FJ Labs and new investor Lumia Capital, was raised over two tranches and gives InstaCarro a nice war chest as it looks to expand its geographic footprint.
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This selling of the yuan has forced the central bank to withdraw funds from its massive war chest to prop up the currency's value, thus sparking the vicious cycle between reserves and outflows.
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Equipped with a nearly $50 billion war chest, trading houses are looking to bolster their global commodity supply chain networks, eyeing gas fields in Australia, oil in Iraq and coal and copper assets.
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Since then Trump has been amassing a huge war chest, as well as building out a full-fledged campaign organization that has branches to focus on major donations as well as small donations.
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Bloomberg, a billionaire businessman who built a financial data and media empire, could jolt the Democratic primary race with his late entry and a personal war chest estimated at more than $220006 billion.
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Texas' decades-long streak of support for GOP governors, along with Abbott's incumbent status and $40 million-plus campaign war chest, make the general election a formidable challenge for Valdez, which she acknowledged.
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Issa, one of the wealthiest members of Congress, has a well-padded war chest in a district Romney carried by nearly 7 points, but his campaign appears to be taking his opponent seriously.
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Morrisey now enters the general election campaign with just $800,000 in cash on hand, based on the latest figures available from the Center for Responsive Politics, compared with Manchin's $5.3 million war chest.
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But Renacci spent less than $1 million to dispense with his two major GOP rivals, leaving him with a war chest of $4.2 million as his campaign gears up for the November ballot.
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Trump and the Republican National Committee raised a gargantuan $105 million in the second quarter of 2019, signaling that his war chest will be significantly more packed this time around than in 2016.
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Total amount spent: $4,132,340Number of ads bought: 45,740The Sanders campaign has leveraged its war chest for Facebook ads that target voters across the nation, usually featuring Sanders' positions on healthcare or global warming.
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"We thought Goldman would be great value for our expansion plan [and] it is always good to have a war chest when we're competing within the travel industry," he said in an interview.
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Razer CEO Min-Liang told CNBC earlier this year that going public would give the company a war chest to make further investments in research and development, and to develop more new products.
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Clinton and Obama donors, with strong support from the Clintons and Obamas, and the Sanders army of small donors, with strong support from Sanders, can create a huge war chest ready for battle.
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Mr. Kalanick, known for his competitive spirit and no-holds-barred approach to capitalism, raised billions in venture capital, building a war chest to battle his rivals with subsidized, artificially lowered ride fares.
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Lyft does not need the cash right now — but investments in frontier areas like autonomous vehicles demand a healthy war chest and Lyft is accepting the cash when it is on the table.
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And his war chest eventually could enable him to expand the electoral map into states such as Minnesota and Nevada, where Trump and the Nevada Republican Party are opening a headquarters on Tuesday.
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Though every campaign is starting to dig into its war chest as the primary season nears its final winter sprint, Mr. Booker's campaign has been particularly dependent on a steady flow of cash.
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A local law professor and former Capitol Hill staffer, Canova gained attention after being endorsed by Sanders (I-Vt.) and has built up an impressive war chest, relying heavily on small dollar donations.
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It was a remarkably early ad buy months ahead of the March primary, and it cost almost half the cash he had in his campaign war chest as of the end of June.
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Moore continues to lead in all public polling, but Strange has a much larger war chest and allies like the Senate Leadership Fund that have been blanketing the airwaves with ads blasting Moore.
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The estimated size of the fiscal war chest could be revised down because of the slowdown in the global economy which is likely to have a knock-on effect on growth in Britain.
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And they've raised about $100,000 from them, adding to a small war chest that already counted donations from Pincus as well as Hoffman, who is spending large sums on U.S. politics in 2017.
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Two dozen House Democrats who manage to get through a wild primary process — up to 1,000 Democrats have already declared their candidacy for office — can expect to start with a substantial war chest.
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Canopy (CGC) was ambitiously deploying a multi-billion dollar war chest from alcohol giant Constellation Brands, which invested C$5 billion ($3.78 billion) in the company last year and owns 38% of Canopy stock.
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The goal with its new war chest is to help get Meural in front of more people in person, something it believes will be key to expanding the product to more mainstream consumer adoption.
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Abbott already has a war chest of about $41 million, more than the combined funds at this point of every Democratic candidate running in the state for governor, lieutenant governor and the U.S. Congress.
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The Harvard Law School graduate campaigned tirelessly, knocking on thousands of doors, building a formidable war chest and earning the endorsements of a host of local and national leaders, labor unions and professional organizations.
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Newsom has been evasive about whether he'll side with his long-time political supporters in the Bay Area or his deep bench of union endorsements, which filled his gubernatorial campaign war chest with millions.
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While Young has a smaller war chest, he's already received outside help from Freedom Partners Action Fund, a super-PAC that spearheads the conservative donor network helmed by billionaire industrialists Charles and David Koch.
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While most of the profit goes to the cost of venues and lunch for every player, the team has been able to form a small "war chest" to make the games bigger and better.
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The NFLPA has "hundreds of millions of dollars in the war chest" and has made an effort to educate players, many of whom have never been part of CBA bargaining, about the negotiating process.
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The proceeds will be central to the country's plans to create a war-chest to buy non-oil assets from around the world and complement volatile oil revenues with, it hopes, steadier investment income.
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Alibaba is planning a secondary listing in Hong Kong according to sources, to replenish a war chest that has been diminished by investments to subdue threats from rivals such as food delivery firm Meituan.
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As Marvel's extensive war chest of well-made superhero blockbusters expands, those flashes of superhero greatness need to be a little more special if they're to earn a spot among the Cinematic Universe's best.
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A strong performance can also lead to bolstered poll numbers, key endorsements, rock star status on social media and a groundswell of fresh campaign donations that could fill a candidate's war chest with millions.
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"The next general election is a massive opportunity for us, we hope to have our largest ever war chest to fight the election and lead the campaign to stop Brexit," a party source said.
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What the War Chest lets you do is get hold of the stuff early and cheaply, assuming you manage to unlock it all before it "closes" on November 4 at the start of BlizzCon.
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Scott Walker, the Wisconsin governor who left the presidential race in September, burned through his hefty war chest last summer and still owes creditors over $1 million, according to the Center for Public Integrity.
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Popovich said Monomi Park has a "war chest" that would give the company a long runway to come up with a new project—or at the least, pay people—if Slime Rancher finally peaked.
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TechCrunch understands that Xiaomi has invested considerably in building a patent war chest — including high-profile deals with Microsoft and Nokia — to ensure that it is ready for the U.S. from a legal perspective.
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According to The New York Times, Clinton has spent $181 million with $77 million still available — a campaign war chest that is far more than her personal worth, no matter what metric you use.
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But with an endorsement from Emily's List, and a relatively substantial war chest, Ms. Hill, 30, a nonprofit executive, has emerged as a top contender in this traditionally Republican district where she grew up.
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It's a script she hopes to replay versus Mr. Cuomo — albeit on a far larger stage and against a far more powerful politician, a two-term incumbent perched atop a $30 million war chest.
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Buoyed by a massive campaign war chest bolstered by years of uncompetitive races, he dropped $2.3 million as of mid-February and still had $2 million left in the bank for the final stretch.
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Yet a number of voters felt it was a good plan to go for other options — like a 103-year-old independent with a campaign war chest of $7,000 who nevertheless got 14,474 votes.
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On Tuesday, Exxon's closest U.S.-rival Chevron said it has up to $80 billion in its war chest that it could use for shareholder returns over the next five years regardless of oil prices.
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Among the leading candidates in the Democratic primary, Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont had the largest war chest at the start of January, $18.2 million, even after spending $50 million in the fourth quarter.
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After finishing behind in the caucuses, Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren are more sharply attacking their opponents, while Pete Buttigieg tries to harness some momentum and Bernie Sanders sits on a huge war chest.
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Much as Democrats would like to think they're just paying the president's legal bills, the RNC and Trump campaign are clearly using their massive war chest to invest in states they intend to contest.
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Go-Jek's fundraising comes as its main rival Singapore-based Grab is also building a war chest to transform itself into a consumer technology group and aggressively grow in Indonesia, Southeast Asia's biggest economy.
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Only candidates with deep pockets and wealth amassed from the nation's resources have emerged victorious in past elections, Raphael said, shutting out younger aspirants and newcomers without a "war chest" to finance their campaigns.
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It has created a war chest of 15 billion euros ($18.2 billion), which it plans to use for investments in ride-hailing, autonomous driving, digitalisation, electric mobility and other services in China by 2022.
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Abbott already has a war chest of about $43 million, more than the combined funds at this point of every Democratic candidate running in the state for governor, lieutenant governor and the U.S. Congress.
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Mr. Gonzalez also has the support of his predecessor's widow, Lu-Shawn Thompson, and has amassed a campaign war chest of nearly $1 million, dwarfing the money raised by his competitors, financial records show.
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Social media can trump big donor money When the early GOP favorites were pre-campaigning for big donors' affections and Clinton was filling her own war chest, two candidates were busy building something else: movements.
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Despite the left's outcry against Wall Street money, political financiers say candidates are going to have to appeal to both the grassroots and big donors in order to compete with Trump's massive campaign war chest.
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But dwindling revenues from lower production and prices has whittled away the family war chest, and falling living standards have triggered a desire for change in this small, central African country of 1.8 million people.
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With a $150 million-plus war chest, the president's re-election campaign has dominated paid messaging on all platforms, most visibly on Facebook, raising concerns among Democratic operatives about its control over the digital conversation.
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Trump's massive war chest has already been used to target Biden and Democrats with millions of dollars in campaign ads in the wake of the Ukraine controversy, which prompted an impeachment inquiry into the President.
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This time, the combination of Trump's massive war chest, Bloomberg's intention to spend at least $1 billion and a drawn-out Democratic primary could give a lift to the entire broadcast industry and its shareholders.
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But the notably-resilient Hogan is running strong in 2018 -- leading by double-digits against his closest Democrat challengers and amassing a war chest bigger than the combined total of the entire Democratic primary field.
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FRANKFURT, Jan 23 (Reuters) - Commercial real estate investor TLG Immiobilien will continue expanding through acquisitions this year with about 13 million euros in its war chest, Chief Financial Officer Peter Finkbeiner told Germany's Boersen-Zeitung.
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In December 2017, the Clinton Campaign's Hillary Victory Fund was alleged along with the DNC to use state chapters of the committee to circumvent contribution limits and launder the money back to her war chest.
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Years of 3D modeling expertise and a substantial war-chest of patents might, reasonably, make Metail an acquisition target for an ecommerce giant like Amazon that's looking to shave further friction off of online transactions.
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Super major oil companies like Exxon, Chevron and BP are Terreson's picks within the sector, with the war chest of cash to keep dividends safe and transform themselves through money-making purchases of smaller firms.
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As Trump delighted in pointing out at every one of his rallies, the former Florida governor and his super PAC, Right to Rise USA, both amassed a war chest capable of annihilating any potential rival.
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Indicated 1.1 percent higher Commercial real estate investor TLG Immobilien will continue expanding through acquisitions in 2016 with about 250 million euros in its war chest, Chief Financial Officer Peter Finkbeiner told Germany's Boersen-Zeitung.
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Frenette, the manager of the band Bon Iver, raised $250,000 in six weeks after launching his bid, giving Democrats hope he might be able to stay competitive with Duffy and his $2.2 million war chest.
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Further, it allows TRON to fill its war chest with solid businesses even as its own efforts end laughably with ham-handed announcements about non-existent partnerships and failed pumping by the idiosyncratic John McAfee.
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They didn't haphazardly forfeit any Brooklyn picks for Paul George or Jimmy Butler (though they were in on talks for George), and seized every opportunity they could to pack new assets into their war chest.
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This war chest would empower an unprecedented recruitment drive for first-rate candidates for governor and Congress who would know, while deciding whether to run, that they would receive huge financial support, if they run.
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In a show of strength, Mr. Sanders announced on Sunday morning that he raised $46.5 million in February, by far the biggest amount of any candidate so far, giving him a huge financial war chest.
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At a January earnings call to investors, Steven H. Collis, chairman of the board of AmerisourceBergen, was asked whether the company needed to accumulate a war chest to bear the brunt of the opioid settlement.
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A war chest of just over $221 million is about what would be expected of a small congressional campaign in an off-year election; indeed, 2350 members of Congress currently have more money than Trump.
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A war chest of just over $1 million is about what would be expected of a small congressional campaign in an off-year election; indeed, 121 members of Congress currently have more money than Trump.
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All told, his campaign and allies raised nearly $525,000, an unheard-of sum for an Atlantic City mayor's race and more than three times that of the next highest mayoral war chest in recent history.
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In 1998, the federal government consolidated these efforts into a central program, the National Youth Anti-Drug Media Campaign (which targeted other substances as well), with hundreds of millions of dollars in its war chest.
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The sum surprised even her team, which had expected that the notoriously spendthrift governor would not empty so much of his war chest on a primary that no polls had ever shown as particularly close.
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With red-state Democratic Senate candidates dropping in the polls, a growing chorus of party officials is suggesting that Mr. O'Rourke share his bulging war chest with other candidates and the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee.
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The huge infusion of money confirms that the president is building an enormous war chest heading into the 2020 election while the Democrats are set to spend the next several months arguing over their nominee.
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Well, if you believe $14 million in intelligently placed ads and $100,000 on Facebook was enough to win the White House in 2016, then Bloomberg is sure to win with his unlimited campaign war chest.
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If he's able to donate two-thirds of his Facebook stake to the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, the organization will have a $30 billion war chest that it can begin dispensing to worthy charitable organizations immediately.
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"The Lyfts, the Airbnbs and the Ubers of the world, who clearly need to compete with those companies for talent, have effectively matched those companies dollar-for-dollar despite a much smaller war-chest," Anderson said.
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Nestlé (NSRGY), one of the world's largest food companies, closed a $10.3 billion sale of its skincare business at the beginning of October and is now figuring out what to do with its growing war chest.
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The president has been amassing a 2020 war chest ever since he entered the White House and has the clear financial advantage over his potential Democratic rivals because he doesn't have to compete in a primary.
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"First and foremost, the reason to fundraise is to have a war chest, to have a buffer, to have the opportunity to do acquisitions, to have a strong balance sheet as we grow internationally," he said.
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Kayne Anderson Acquisition expects to build its war chest to buy midstream companies to between $1.5 billion and $2 billion through a combination of borrowing and convincing private equity owners to hold stock in any deal.
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With Assange incapacitated, it was thought, Wikileaks would commence dumping all the leaks in its war chest of archives—as well as the keys to the 349 gigs of encrypted "insurance" the organization distributed in 2013.
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Preserving the war chest is crucial for Clinton's chance of winning the White House in the general election against a Republican, letting her campaign effectively in swing states, attack her opponent's vulnerabilities and defend her own.
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While her detractors decry her reliance on "big money," it is unlikely that she would be in the arena without the war chest that has, at last, brought her the delegates to secure her party's nomination.
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A good deal of the national dialogue, willpower, and war chest for gun issues is about to get sucked up into the gaping black hole that is Donald Trump's all-screaming, all-nonsensical gun policy agenda.
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Investors are eager for details on XPO's acquisition strategy and Jacobs has said XPO has a war chest of $8 billion to spend on purchases in the coming months with more than a dozen targets identified.
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Cape Town-based Naspers is in the midst of deploying a close to $10 billion war chest to scale up its e-commerce ventures and make new investments in online classifieds, payments and food delivery platforms.
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AURUBIS: Europe's largest copper producer Aurubis remains on the hunt for takeovers with a war chest of about $1 billion, its chief executive said, pushing on with diversification after the early departure of its previous boss.
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However, the need for a bigger war chest was evident when it lost out last year to a Chinese consortium including Alibaba's Jack Ma that offered $4.4 billion in cash to buy Caesars' online game unit.
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Only one other Democratic senator considering a presidential bid has come close to Warren's early war chest: New York's Kirsten Gillibrand, who ended the 2018 election season with $10.5 million remaining in her Senate campaign account.
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What's really interesting is the fact that 23% of the revenue from the War Chest will go toward the BlizzCon StarCraft 2 prize pool… but only up to $200,000 (the prize pool currently sits at $500,000).
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SAN FRANCISCO — Even as Silicon Valley worries about falling start-up valuations and whether companies can go public, one of the most prominent venture capital firms here has reloaded its war chest for more investment opportunities.
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They say Beijing may have spent another $200 billion of its reserves in January; at that rate, most of its war chest would evaporate this year and the yuan weaken by a further 18-20 percent.
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SoftBank's Vision Fund is moving quickly through its war chest — its $9 billion investment in Uber, finalized this month, plus its roughly $8 billion purchase from SoftBank proper for a 25 percent stake in of Arm.
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Ms. Nixon has trailed Mr. Cuomo by more than 30 percentage points in recent polls, and the governor has begun to dip into his roughly $30 million war chest to buy television ads promoting his record.
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Mr. Wicker, the junior senator from Mississippi, has amassed a $3.1 million war chest and is doing everything he can to demonstrate how he — and not Mr. McDaniel — is the faithful defender of the Trump agenda.
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"If we were in a strong financial position with a good savings account and war chest, a modest storm that brings a 25% loss of crops would be sad, but not a final blow," he said.
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With the death toll rising and daily life grinding to a halt, Trump's sprawling political operation has put on hold any plans to use its nine-figure war chest to unload on the former vice president.
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But Mr. Jackson, a fellow Democrat and Boston's first black mayoral finalist in decades, struggled to compete with Mr. Walsh's campaign war chest and with his endorsements from popular Democrats like Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts.
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It was his most definitive statement to date on a stance that has rankled his opponents, who chafe at his limitless war chest and feel he should have to endure the rigors of campaigning they do.
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The ads highlight how having a sizable campaign war chest -- Trump from money raised and Bloomberg from personal funds he has poured into his campaign -- makes getting your message in front of millions of Americans easier.
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It didn&apost need the financing, but Zhu figured it was a wise idea to add to the company&aposs war chest in case the US&aposs long economic expansion comes to a close sometime soon.
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One of the few options available is to turn to the IMF's $1 trillion lending war chest, but that carries both a market and political stigma, and approval may be too slow in a financial crisis.
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Wag's stumbles highlight the challenges that startups face in trying to apply the popular on-demand model to upend a range of industries in pursuit of rocket ship growth, even with a war chest of funding.
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In that film, unlike in the other DC Comics movies in Warner Bros.' war chest, we see what drives her, what makes her question her own ideas of good and evil, and ultimately where she stands.
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If the Saudi donation was essentially designed to create a campaign war chest, and Najib only needed to spend $61 million to win reelection, then it could plausibly explain why he would return the remaining $620 million.
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Impossible Foods' recent wins come as its chief rival, Beyond Meat, is raking in piles of cash as a publicly traded company and building up a sizable war chest to conduct research and development for new products.
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It's expected former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will eventually secure the Democratic nomination, and will in turn command a sizeable war chest of more than $1 billion to fuel ads leading up to this November's election.
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While he would be heavily favored to win in Texas, he'd have to intensify his focus on local issues over the next two years and build a war chest in case a threat to his seat emerges.
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Programming frameworks like Rails, Cake and React have the concept of CRUD deeply embedded in their war chest, making it fairly easy to get an idea up and running in a matter of weeks instead of months.
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However, the company also said its legal war chest isn't necessarily an immediate game changer, even if the deal positions it to be Apple's sole 5G modem supplier in the wake of Intel's withdrawal from the market.
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By contrast, economists widely believe the Federal Reserve has all but exhausted the weapons in its economic war chest, with its balance sheet having exploded from $850 billion before the 2008 crisis to nearly $4.5 trillion currently.
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With standalone headsets, Facebook can take its massive war chest and the billions of dollars it's already pledged and put on its blinders, undercutting competitors' prices and plugging ahead even if headset numbers fail to immediately impress.
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If they want to fight it tooth-and-nail, and they have legal standing to do so—along with the necessary massive war chest to afford legal fees and the missing rent—then they'll go to war.
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But with Uber and rival European tech companies like DeliveryHero all battling to sign up restaurants and offering discounts to customers, Deliveroo now plans to use its financial war chest to intensify its efforts in existing markets.
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The former 2012 GOP presidential candidate brings years of political experience, name recognition and a potential donor war chest to a governor's race that has only a few declared candidates, many of them from the state legislature.
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Since the primary, endorsements have been rolling in for de León, including one by the California Democratic Party itself earlier this month that gives him access to additional funds, which he'll need against Feinstein's massive war chest.
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Although Uber has a decent war chest to continue to build its operations in its many international markets, Didi is better capitalized, and has an alliance with SoftBank, the deepest pocket in VC, PE and buyouts today.
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Conventional (and even fictional!) startup wisdom says that the best way to maintain your degrees of freedom is to raise more money than you need so that you have a large war chest of capital on hand.
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As a result of the heavy spending, the Trump campaign started this year with about $19.2 million remaining in its bank accounts -- a sharp decrease from the $35.4 million war chest it had had three months earlier.
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Nearly all rely on some combination of tradition; the prestige of a flagship university, with hundreds of thousands of proud alumni and state citizens among the faithful; and the war-chest of a football-obsessed private institution.
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Mr. Buttigieg in particular has been moving assertively in recent weeks to position himself as a center-left alternative to both Mr. Biden and Ms. Warren, using his considerable war chest to run television ads in Iowa.
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The GOP's prized recruit of the 22020 cycle raised just shy of $29 million in 22016's fourth quarter and has $22017 million on hand -- far short of McCaskill's $1.93 million quarter and $21.9 million war chest.
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Despite support from Trump and a $12 million war chest — the 2016 Maricopa sheriff's election was among the most expensive local races in the country — Arpaio couldn't counter accusations of corruption and the impending criminal contempt charges.
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Jeff Sessions should enter the Senate race in Alabama as the frontrunner: He's a national figure with endorsements from multiple senators, a hefty war chest and the benefit of having won four previous elections to the seat.
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The British government is understood to be asking Hammond to free up money from the 26.6-billion-pound "war chest" he set aside in case of a no-deal Brexit to fund the plans, according to the report.
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Financing that push into investment advisory is the $30 million war chest the company just raised from big Nordic investment firms Swedbank Robur, Norron, SEB Stiftelsen and Athanase, with additional participation from the Nordic venture capital firm Northzone.
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That's because the lenders' capital buffers held with the central bank - totalling just over $60 billion - are a major part of authorities' $117 billion reserve war chest, and any depletion of this would leave the lira dangerously exposed.
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Trump this week dismissed concerns about his campaign finances after electoral filings showed he raised just $3 million in individual contributions in May and had a war chest of only $1 million at the end of the month.
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His campaign war chest totaled $40 million at the end of March and about 80 staffers are on board, including a slate of regional political directors and state directors in battleground states building up the campaign's field operations.
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The result is a studio that doesn't have a "war chest" of money, in case things go awry, but its workers end up personally enriched; when Motion Twin makes money, said Filby, "95 percent" becomes salaries and bonuses.
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But as supporters of the former vice president have expressed renewed concern about his ability to finance a long-term campaign, particularly with the GOP apparatus already training its significant war chest on him, the campaign is backtracking.
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Should Mr. Cruz — whose $19 million war chest is the most money of any Republican candidate — find success with that state's more secular voters, it would signal that he has the potential to unite a wider Republican electorate.
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Thursday's new data showed the official Vote Leave campaign was now by far the biggest single recipient of donations, with 3.4 million pounds to add to its war chest — welcome news for Vote Leave, which trailed rival Leave.
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Perkins says that the company, which has raised $39 million to date and hasn't touched a cent from at least its previous two rounds of funding, will begin spending some of its war chest on new product development.
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The third path is that Mr Buffett and Mr Munger sit and wait, hoping for a stockmarket crash, when Berkshire's war chest will let it pick up bargains that make better returns than its recent acquisitions have done.
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Wrnch CEO Paul Kruszewski says that concept is especially true for the computer vision space, with war chest-toting companies like Magic Leap powering their own technologies while dramatically smaller teams are left to piecemeal their own solutions.
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There are financial transactions that have been investigated, but I don't think have been completely stopped, that relate to the war chest that was built up in Iraqi dinars and was then processed through into various dollar flows.
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But with spending that outpaced inflows, the New York real estate magnate's campaign began June with just $1.29 million in cash, putting it well-behind Clinton's $42 million war chest, according to federal disclosures filed late on Monday.
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The company could use a war chest to continue building out new products — including hardware like its Spectacles glasses, which, while priced cheaply, may be a loss-leader as it tries to gather adoption across a wider demographic.
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ATLANTA (Reuters) - Their war chest is full and the National Football League Players Association (NFLPA) said on Thursday it is telling members to prepare for battle, with the current Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) set to expire in 2021.
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Mr. King, who represents parts of Nassau County and Suffolk County as part of New York's second congressional district, said none of those concerns influenced his decision, pointing to his favorable polling numbers and a sizable war chest.
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At a September 24 webinar, Michael Hodges, founder of Advance Financial — one of the nation's largest payday lenders — said that industry contributions to the Trump reelection campaign's war chest could help them gain access to the White House.
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Among the politicians frequently identified as potential challengers are Mr. Stringer, who has a large campaign war chest and has already won a citywide election; Letitia James, the public advocate; and Ruben Diaz Jr., the Bronx borough president.
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Party Chair Tom Perez, who was tasked with rebuilding a beleaguered DNC after Hillary Clinton's loss in 2016, has tried to focus on fundraising while also investing their smaller war chest in more strategic ways than previous chairs.
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FRANKFURT, May 10 (Reuters) - Heidelberger Druckmaschinen * CEO tells Reuters has financing of 700 million euros ($797.72 million) until 2024 * CEO tells Reuters has a war chest for acquisitions, looking at several candidates Further company coverage: ($1 = 0.8775 euros)
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The governor won a resounding victory over the actress and activist Cynthia Nixon in the Democratic primary, protected by a $31 million campaign war chest that helped clear the field of candidates who might have proven more formidable.
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Jerry Brown, the former governor, left office recently with a $2115 million campaign war chest, and has said some of that money can be used to defend his criminal justice legacy by trying to defeat the ballot measures.
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Against Trump's incumbency and already impressive war chest, Biden has a fundraising apparatus that, in February, was lagging three candidates who have since dropped out and will be hobbled further by the cessation of in-person fundraising events.
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Of course, Mr. Bloomberg would say that he is running for an entirely different reason, which also happens to be very billionairey: He thinks he's the only one with the wits and war chest to pull it off.
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The former New York mayor's generally panned performance delivered relief to Trump allies who had worried for weeks that Bloomberg's unconventional approach to the Democratic primaries, combined with his seemingly infinite war chest, could pose a serious threat.
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But, he quickly added, the DCCC will reserve its war chest to defend the most vulnerable Democrats and try to pick up seats currently held by Republicans — not to defend Democratic incumbents from primary challenges in blue districts.
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Sanders's rebuke hints that Bloomberg's immense wealth and ability to dig through a bottomless war chest to blanket the airwaves with ads could emerge as a top line of attack for other liberal candidates in the primary field.
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The irony of this backlash is that it actually doesn't make a lot of sense to see Booker's vote on the pharmaceutical amendment as a direct result of the money that's been poured into his campaign war chest.
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But the ever-expanding Ukraine controversy -- and the growing likelihood that House Democrats will pursue articles of impeachment over it -- could force Trump's team to reshape its message and rethink how and when officials spend his massive war chest.
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All of this amounts to little more than a bit of Kabuki theater, as $1.3 million is a drop in the bucket for Uber and its war chest and Uber drivers still won't park while waiting for a fare.
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While Alibaba's Ant Financial fintech affiliate is out doing deals to expand its global presence and raising a $3 billion war chest for further M&A, its chief rival in China has made a strategic deal of its own.
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Until now, general knowledge about CZI has centered on its war chest — at more than $60 billion, according to Facebook's current stock price, the initiative would exceed even the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation in funding — and its lofty goals.
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Such talk ballooned up after Grab raised its recent funding round and, while watching a key ally refuel its war chest is a blow, Uber's position across Southeast Asia isn't so far behind that it should needs to concede.
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Khalid Abdulla said the firm expected the Initial Public Offering (IPO) to value the unit at around 1.2 billion rand ($90 million) and that the cash "war chest" from the IPO will be used for further growth and acquisitions.
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In another corner, IBM – the Bigger 'Blue' – is beset with its own challenges and moves slowly, but has a cash war chest and its own impressive multi-billion dollar M&A track record in security (ISSX, Q1 Labs, Trusteer).
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At stake is 390 million reais ($94 million) in public campaign funds for municipal elections — an unprecedented war chest for the PSL, which rode Bolsonaro's coattails to grow from a single lawmaker in Congress to the second-largest bench.
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Overall, the company has brought in close to $950 million since it was founded in 2008 — taking account of initial seed funding, grants and partnership deals with big drugmakers — giving it war chest to finance operations well into 2019.
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However, the country has a big war chest -- a more than $300 billion sovereign wealth fund that was founded in 2005 to grow the money made off the nation's natural resources that should help it weather any financial hit.
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In the long-term, the telecom giant is using its sizable war chest to try and buy its way to the types of viewers and readers interested in media companies like BuzzFeed and Vice and mobile apps like Snapchat.
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At stake is 390 million reais ($94 million) in public campaign funds for municipal elections, an unprecedented war chest for the PSL, which rode Bolsonaro's coattails to grow from a single lawmaker in Congress to the second-largest bench.
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At a September 24 webinar, Michael Hodges, founder of Advance Financial, one of the nation's largest payday lenders, said that industry contributions to the Trump re-election campaign's war chest could help them gain access to the White House.
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While Salesforce's acquisitions and war chest are relatively small, the company highlighted in a presentation to analysts this fall that it had acquired Quip in part to land its co-founder, Bret Taylor, a former Facebook and Google executive.
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So a campaign war chest large enough to air TV ads in Des Moines won't help much if you don't have the dough to get on the air in the pricey Los Angeles market by New Year's Day, 2020.
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In the six months that followed the Louisville convention, the NRA broke its record for federal election spending, pouring more than $210 million into advertisements meant to help Trump overcome Clinton's larger war chest and more professional campaign team.
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"Unions are a small minority of the work force, but they still have a strong war chest that can be used for political purposes," said Randel K. Johnson, a senior vice president at the United States Chamber of Commerce.
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Ed Rendell cast more of a spotlight on that practice earlier this week in his Washington Post editorial pointing out how Elizabeth Warren has transferred some of her Senate campaign funds into the war chest for her presidential run.
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But staring at a diminishing war chest, Warren last week declined to disavow a new super PAC funding high-priced ad buys to bolster her White House bid — another sign of the big money groups' pervasiveness in modern campaigning.
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Boasting a huge financial war chest but struggling in the polls, Mr. Buttigieg is now staking his presidential candidacy on Iowa, and particularly on connecting with rural white voters who want to talk about personal concerns more than impeachment.
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But there must also be questions about whether the Iowa mess is isolated -- or augurs a party ill-equipped in the states to take on Trump's formidable turnout machine, which is being built with his massive campaign war chest.
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And without a large war chest of campaign funds, Mr. Booker would not be able to air television ads while he was stuck in Washington during impeachment, putting him at a significant disadvantage compared with his well-funded opponents.
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The 78-year-old candidate's hefty war chest is allowing him to air new TV ads in states that vote in March, places where Bloomberg has dominated the airwaves as part of his strategy focused on later-voting states.
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Chief Executive Philippe Donnet told La Stampa daily that the Italian insurer had a 225 billion euro war chest still available for M&A and it was considering opportunities in the asset management sector in UK, U.S. and Asia.
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But Uber and two other major gig economy companies, Lyft and DoorDash, are apparently nervous enough about their chances that they're readying a $90 million war chest to support a ballot initiative that would effectively exempt them from AB5.
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" If Bloomberg runs, he'll bring an unlimited campaign war chest to a crowded primary, one where both Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders have proposed vast new taxes on wealth — and where Sanders has said that "billionaires should not exist.
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Crist's war chest had about $678,000 in mid-August compared with $294,000 cash on hand for Jolly, who is receiving zero help from the House GOP campaign arm after fallout from a heated feud with party leaders over fundraising.
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But Mr. McConnell, who was a Marine and now runs a ship security company, says his message about Mr. Shelby's need to come home has resonated around Alabama, even as he concedes he is dwarfed by Mr. Shelby's war chest.
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Despite carrying a $40 million advantage in cash on hand into the final stretch, Clinton emptied the kitchen sink -- ending the campaign with just over $800,000 in campaign funds left, compared to over $7 million remaining in Trump's war chest.
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But with the added heft of Google-owned Waymo (and, presumably, the global mapping information, consumer data, and massive cash war chest of its parent company), Lyft's chances versus Uber in the coming autonomous vehicle wars just got a lot better.
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But as the candidate now must amass around $1 billion to fend off Democrat Hillary Clinton's campaign war chest, Trump has begun New York meetings with wealthy potential donors in an attempt to lure cash thanks to his growing influence.
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Eduardo Bolsonaro made a push to take over leadership of the PSL in the lower house of Congress on Monday in a struggle for control of the party and its large campaign war chest ahead of next year's local elections.
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Considering Marvel's deep war chest of hits like Iron Man, Captain America: Winter Soldier and Captain America: Civil War, the three Avengers movies, and the two Guardians of the Galaxy films, Black Panther's domestic box office success is a major feat.
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With Go-Jek aiming to raise $2 billion of its own, it certainly looks like Grab's extension of its already-enormous Series H round is aimed at increasing its war chest as the competition intensifies in post-Uber Southeast Asia.
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And then for Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, and Pete Buttigieg, we're going to see in the third quarter whether they can keep building out their war chest when some of their biggest donors have already maxed out to their campaigns.
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The battle for control of the PSL and its large campaign war chest ahead of next year's local elections came to a head last week when Bolsonaro attacked party founder Luciano Bivar and called for the party's accounts to be audited.
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With the president's approval rating well underwater, the Democrats felt they had a chance of scoring an upset, and outside donors flooded Ossoff's war chest with almost $24 million, helping to make the race the most expensive in House history.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Swiss central bank (SNB) has built up a $750 billion war chest after years of currency interventions but a referendum to limit money creation, if passed, could end such operations and have repercussions far beyond Switzerland's borders.
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The country's budget forecasters have signaled they are about to turn more gloomy about growth forecasts, meaning less tax revenue to fund Hammond's war-chest to help the economy weather the process of leaving the EU in the coming years.
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In fact, at the height of the controversies enveloping his boss, the vice president is even building his own political war chest, creating a political action committee to support congressional candidates, which will enhance his already-strong popularity among Republicans.
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And since the physical world is too vast for any one developer to fill with AR experiences, Snap beefed up its Lens Studio platform with new templates and creator profiles so developers add to its war chest of 400,000 special effects.
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Northam has a 2.2 billion rand ($163.3 million) war chest after a 4.6 billion rand cash injection from a black ownership deal inked in 2014 where the company issued shares and raised its black ownership levels to more than a third.
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Natixis said the deal would leave it with a war chest of 10.53 billion euros for acquisitions over the 2018-2020 period, up from 1 billion euros previously earmarked, although it currently has no specific new deals in the works.
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Mr. Arpaio, 83, who has said he will run for a seventh term in November, has about $8 million in his campaign war chest, most of it donations from out-of-state residents who champion his tactics of immigration enforcement.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Atomico, which has spent the past decade proving startups can prosper outside Silicon Valley, said on Thursday it had closed Europe's largest standalone tech venture fund, a $765 million war chest that reflects the region's growing financing firepower.
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The Ryan campaign, one of the most prolific and battle-tested finance juggernauts in politics, will decide how to hand off the keys to a war chest worth millions of dollars, a Republican strategist close to leadership circles told CNBC.
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With the president's approval rating well underwater, the Democrats felt they had a chance of scoring an upset, and outside donors flooded Ossoff's war chest with almost $25 million, helping to make the race the most expensive in House history.
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In a sign of just how seriously Democrats take their chances of beating Walker, the Democratic Governors Association has blocked off $4 million in television airtime to prop up their nominee as he or she restocks their campaign war chest.
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Armed with a healthy war chest and backing from national Democrats, Pureval is also betting that Chabot -- whose staff declined multiple attempts by CNN to be interviewed for this piece -- doesn't understand how the district has grown younger and more diverse.
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Peter Stone, Unesco chair in cultural property protection and peace, Newcastle University, and chair of UK Committee for the Blue Shield: Collectors who buy antiquities are at one level consciously understanding that they may be contributing to Daesh's war chest.
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Earlier this week, in the middle of the night, Donald Trump's campaign filed its Federal Election Commission (FEC) disclosures for June, and everyone flipped out at just how little money the real estate mogul actually has in his campaign war chest.
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That's certainly been true for Uber, which has invested multiple billions into China via its Uber China subsidiary, while last summer it revealed a billion-dollar war chest to battle Ola, a $5 billion-valued rival backed by SoftBank, in India.
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After all, what we learned during the Republican primary was that the party's base doesn't care at all about what the party establishment says: Jeb Bush (remember him?), the initial insider choice, got nowhere despite a giant war chest, and Mr.
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Beyond the demographic challenges, Republicans are also dealing with an incumbent governor who is approaching the race with a campaign war chest of some $30 million, and a popularity rating that has seemingly recovered from a subway-related swoon last summer.
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FIFA's finances have recovered to such an extent that the organization now has more than $2 billion in reserve, a war chest that has allowed Infantino to deliver on his pledge of a fourfold increase in financial assistance to national federations.
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Mr. Holzhauer goes straight for the high-dollar clues, builds up his war chest, and then finds Daily Doubles, for which contestants wager as much of their pot as they want — and has the guts to bet relatively high amounts.
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Nearly half of that fund's enormous war chest comes from Saudi Arabia, a fact that stirred a debate within Silicon Valley about whether start-ups should accept its money in the wake of the killing of the Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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While his personal war chest could help gin up support for his White House bid, Bloomberg's billions could also make him a target for activists as the Democrat Party's base becomes increasingly skeptical of billionaires and their influence in national politics.
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Here's the bad news: Thus far, Mr. O'Rourke has a $400,000 war chest compared with Mr. Cruz's $4.2 million, a big deficit to make up when the cost of running a statewide campaign in Texas starts at $1 million a week.
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Everytown for Gun Safety's Texas war chest far surpasses the $2.5 million the group spent last year in Virginia, where it played a pivotal role in helping elect politicians who campaigned for office on the promise of enacting stiffer gun regulations.
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But his gigantic war chest could still drive up ad prices for Trump on digital platforms and for Republican outside groups on TV. That could tilt the scales toward the Democratic nominee as they battle Trump to spread their message.
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Nor did it make any difference that Ossoff had a $23.6 million war chest, and Democrats have a 6.7 percentage point lead in the generic congressional ballot, and Donald Trump is relatively unpopular in the district and even more unpopular nationwide.
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Many analysts said that Mr. Mohamud had built a huge war chest by receiving secret payments from Turkey, the United Arab Emirates and other countries, and that he used that money to line up votes ahead of time in Parliament.
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Claire McCaskillClaire Conner McCaskillEx-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity Ocasio-Cortez blasts NYT editor for suggesting Tlaib, Omar aren't representative of Midwest Trump nominees meet fiercest opposition from Warren, Sanders, Gillibrand MORE's (D-Mo.) formidable war chest.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Indonesia's Go-Jek has raised a higher than targeted $1.5 billion in a fundraising round from a dozen investors including BlackRock and Google, sources said, as the ride-hailing firm builds its war chest to fight deep-pocketed rivals.
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Party strategists remain confident that the Buffalo-area Republican will hold on to his solidly Republican district in spite of his legal woes, and Collins will be able to tap into a campaign war chest of more than $1.3 million.
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And now that the stock has bounced back from recent lows, three of the company's advantages — popularity in China, a growing services business and a war chest of cash — provide a clear path forward, according to GBH Insights analyst Dan Ives.
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Meanwhile, investors suspect that official reserves have been flattered by the use of swaps and that the central bank's efforts to support the lira have taken a bigger toll on the foreign-currency war chest than the public numbers suggest.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A Jeremy Hunt government would set aside a 6 billion pound war chest to protect fishing and farming, and prepare an emergency budget to cut taxes under plans designed to get Britain ready for a dramatic no-deal Brexit.
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Several other conservative groups that historically have spent on behalf of the Republican presidential nominee appeared well-funded in Monday's reports, but have said they are not yet comfortable spending their war chest on Trump's campaign and will instead spend down-ballot.
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Should the raiding club decide to stump up for the transfer as opposed to just ransacking their rivals' stadium in a brutal show of force, they can open the infamous transfer 'war chest' and pour forth the treasure of its golden bowels.
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There's been a major push towards subscription-based video content in China so it makes sense that iQiyi is building up a war chest so it acquire overseas and national programming to stand out from a crowded field of well-funded rivals.
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Raúl Labrador (a three-term congressman and firebrand popular with the far right) and Tommy Ahlquist (a physician turned developer with a massive war chest who's countered allegations that he's a RINO — Republican in Name Only — by swinging far to the right).
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Backed with a seemingly endless war chest of funding, Didi has not only launched proxy wars against Uber through investments in many of its international competitors — including both Ola and Careem — the company has also physically launched in Mexico, Uber's third-largest market.
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But the party is optimistic about its main candidate in the race, 30-year-old Jon Ossoff, a former congressional staffer who could benefit from demographic changes in the district and has an $8.3 million campaign war chest largely funded by small donors.
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Speaking in an op-ed article posted on the WADA website on Monday, Reedie floated the idea of 0.5 percent tax on worldwide sporting media rights he estimated at $35 billion that would contribute $175 million a year to the organization's war chest.
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LONDON/MOSCOW (Reuters) - A plunge in the oil price to 12-year lows during Russia's New Year and Orthodox Christmas break means the country returns to work on Monday with its economic recovery and once-mighty savings war chest on the line.
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As a result, XPO put its M&A strategy on hold and will partly utilize its $8bn acquisition war chest for share buy backs of up to $2.5bn, leading to a projected increase in net debt to $4.7bn, corresponding to 2.8x FY19E EBITDA.
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"While we regard this as a capital management/portfolio management exercise – and as such positive - some may speculate the action is taken in an effort to build a war chest for potential big M&A," Barclays analysts added in a research note.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's government on Monday forecast the strongest budget outlook in 10 years, arming embattled Prime Minister Scott Morrison with a war chest which could fund possible tax cuts ahead of an early 2019 election which he is forecast to lose.
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The sheer sums required to have a viable run in Indian politics limit the candidate pool and, inevitably, encourage those who win office to seek reward, either to repay debts and favours or to build a war-chest for the next campaign.
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Clinton now holds such a strong upper hand that Priorities USA, a "super PAC" backing her campaign, may direct some of its war chest into Senate races, two people said, and may begin broadcasting ads for those contests as soon as next week.
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BERLIN, Jan 20 (Reuters) - EWE, Germany's fifth-largest utility by sales, has hundreds of millions of euros in its war chest for potential takeovers, its new chief executive said, boosted by the sale of its stake in gas firm VNG late last year.
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He said the company may prefer to hold its war chest of 155 million euros in case it needs to invest in highly automated driving technology complementary to its digital maps, which compete with Google Maps and German carmaker-owned mapmaker HERE.
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Tokyo touted access to a $21 billion war chest when it beat Madrid and Istanbul in its successful 2101.4000 bid for the Summer Games but recently elected governor Yuriko Koike campaigned on reining in ballooning costs and ordered a review of expenses.
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Then once the allegations against Moore of trying to initiate sexual relationships with teenage girls surfaced, outside individual contributors started pouring money into his campaign war chest: 60% of such money in October was from outsiders, and that topped 80% in November.
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Clinton will have a huge war chest for last-minute advertising and organizing at a time when she has regained her lead in public opinion polls and Mr. Trump is openly feuding with his party and mired in accusations that he groped women.
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MUMBAI, India — India's leading ride-hailing service, Ola, said on Wednesday that it had raised $1.1 billion in new funding, giving it a bulging war chest to battle Uber in a country where only a tiny portion of the population owns cars.
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While the United States is opposed to increasing the Fund's quotas, or voting shares, Lagarde said she has had good dialogues with U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin about the need to maintain the IMF's total lending war chest of about $1 trillion.
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"It seems questionable whether Turkey's war chest of foreign reserves is strong enough to withstand anything that even vaguely resembles a currency attack," Bart Hordijk, a market analyst at Monex Europe, a currency trading firm, said in a note to clients last week.
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Mr. Cuomo has amassed a $25 million campaign war chest and hired Maria Comella, who worked on several Republican presidential campaigns, as his chief of staff, but he has tried to play down any ambitions beyond running for a third term next year.
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He's attracted lots of money and attention from younger people in the finance community, helping build a war chest that stood at $23.4 million at the end of the third quarter, just behind Warren and Sanders and well above Biden's $8.9 million.
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And with the mayor gearing up for his re-election campaign — he is now seeking to raise the bulk of his war chest from smaller donors — his lawyers are pressing prosecutors to conclude the investigation or, they say, risk affecting the election's outcome.
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Well, Parnell says that the new round gives the company a war chest to not only hire aggressively — the company has gone from 18 to 41 employees in the last year — but also to consider mergers and acquisitions as a means of growth.
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All told, private debt funds have amassed a $160bn war chest of capital that has not yet been lent out, twice what they had a decade ago and enough to support perhaps $360bn of business lending once bank debt is added on top.
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The governor is considered one of the Democratic Party's most prolific fund-raisers, accumulating more than $203 million in his campaign war chest until last year's costly re-election effort, when he spent dearly to fend off a primary challenge from Cynthia Nixon.
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WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump began the year with $19.2 million in campaign cash, a war chest that gives him a head start on Democrats lining up for the chance to run against the Republican in the 2020 White House race.
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In the book I focus on three right-wing state networks: ALEC, encompassing state legislators; the State Policy Network (SPN), coordinating state-level think tanks; and Americans for Prosperity (AFP), a federated advocacy group combining millions of grassroots volunteers with a large campaign war chest.
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Though the donations make up just a fraction of Rohrabacher's $2.4 million campaign war chest, the money ranks the cannabis industry as the third-most generous to the Orange County Republican's campaign, after reliable GOP cash cows like the real estate industry and retirees.
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The IPO, which the country hoped would value Aramco at $2 trillion, would have flooded the war chest of the Public Investment Fund, a government-run vehicle that is behind Saudi bets in funds like SoftBank's $100 billion Vision Fund and in companies like Uber.
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All forms of retail also deal with shoplifting as a built-in cost of operating a brick-and-mortar business, and Amazon's immense size, scale, and financial war chest means it can weather those costs more than any comparable company in the retail sector.
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Deliveroo has the advantage of a large war chest, however, and its funding (its Series F last year raised about $480 million at a valuation of more than $2 billion) will help it with the high cost of competition as it expands into new markets.
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Although Saudi Arabia has been running budget deficits of close to 20 percent of gross domestic product because of the fall in oil prices, it still has a war chest of $635 billion in foreign exchange reserves that it can tap to defend the riyal.
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He said that Acko is aiming to raise a significant funding round next year which would be used to give it a war chest — capital is an important requisite for an insurance provider — and execute on its strategy for the following three years or so.
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Indicated up 1.0 percent The company has a war chest of about 1 bln eur ($1.11 bln) for takeovers but is not under pressure to buy, even though it is scanning the market for options, CFO Arnd Zinnhardt told Boersen-Zeitung in an interview.
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Boosted largely by the personal fortune of billionaire Michael Bloomberg, who is considering a 21 presidential run, the gun-control war chest almost entirely benefits Democrats, who are seeking to wrest majorities from the Republicans in the House of Representatives and Senate in the Nov.
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Perhaps on the day people won't turn up for either man; perhaps the two of them will throw enough vitriol to destroy each other; perhaps what is left of Mr Bush's $100m war chest will leave the elite time to mount a counter-attack.
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They're using that war chest to plot out massive expansions across the US.A measured entrance into a new marketOscar CEO Mario Schlosser said in a recent interview that the insurer planned to start out slowly in Medicare Advantage to get a sense of what works.
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National Democrats admit they'd rather divert money toward Senate races they actually see as competitive for Democrats, like North Carolina, Colorado, Arizona, and Maine, rather than shoveling it toward a race in an extremely red state where the incumbent's war chest will be massive.
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Since the campaign began, Cuomo stuck to his usual playbook: He maintained a healthy war chest of $25 million in corporate donations, scooped up endorsements from national Democrats and the New York Times, and managed to avoid controversy (at least until the last week).
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Airbnb, which matches travelers with people who want to rent their homes on a short-term basis, has a huge war chest of private funding, and it is expanding by buying and investing in new business lines, such as payments, property management and restaurant reservations.
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A state-backed fund to help troubled lenders by plugging capital shortfalls could have a war chest of 225 billion euros, while a second vehicle to buy non-performing loans could have financial resources of between 2300 and 2225 billion euros, Il Messaggero said.
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For states to tap into the emergency war chest, governors must request a "disaster declaration," which then has to be granted by FEMA, according to the details in a letter signed by three-dozen Democratic senators this week asking Trump to invoke the Stafford Act.
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Not only do challengers like me have no access to that $2.5 billion war chest, but prominent Republican donors explicitly told me they couldn't contribute to my campaign and risk their donation showing up in public records, for fear of retribution by the party.
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On the other side, Cuellar has raised $1.8 million and entered the final weeks with a $2 million war chest — as well as the backing of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, both of whom have stumped for him in the district.
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"Women are finding ways around the incredible war chest advantage that members of Congress who are incumbents bring to any race they run in," said Sarah Bryner, the research director at the Center for Responsive Politics, a nonpartisan group that tracks money in politics.
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Warren also has a big cash advantage over Biden — with $25.7 million in her war chest compared to just $8.9 million for Biden — that could allow her to add campaign staff and engage more black voters in Southern states where the former VP is strong.
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Eric Schmitt, a Republican candidate for state treasurer, has used his campaign war chest — flush with $2.5 million after winning the nomination unopposed — to set up a handful of offices across the state that are also being used to help other candidates with turnout efforts.
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A key example: After spending millions on TV and digital ads in the closing weeks of her campaign, Gillibrand ended her campaign -- sources said -- with $800,000 in the bank, a paltry number considering she entered the race with a more than $10 million war chest.
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Since entering the presidential fray last week, billionaire Mike Bloomberg has become a popular topic on fringe internet forums, where users have dished about what his war chest could mean for the race, according to data provided to Axios from social intelligence firm Storyful.
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His cash on hand sum of $8.9 million is so low that it's almost four times lower than the $20163 million banked by Sanders, nearly three times lower than Warren's $25.7 million war chest and more than twice as small as Pete Buttigieg's $23.3 million.
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While five other Republicans have also announced primary challenges to Hunter, Issa, who founded the Viper car alarm system and had been the wealthiest member of Congress, would pose a significant challenge to the incumbent with his ability personally beef up his campaign war chest.
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While a sizable campaign war chest is no guarantee of success (just ask Jeb Bush), it is particularly attractive to the potential consultants and advisers who are bullish on Mr. Bloomberg's prospects and stand to receive tens of millions of dollars if he enters the race.
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"If Bernie Sanders were in a different position and leading the race, he'd be poised to take advantage of this huge war chest that's been amassed at the DNC," says Josh Stewart, deputy communications director at the Sunlight Foundation, a watchdog group for money in politics.
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The quote is just one of several amusing tidbits from Matt Labash's profile in The Weekly Standard of Mike Murphy and the last days of Right to Rise, which infamously squandered an enormous war chest in its futile attempt to lift its candidate to the Republican nomination.
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The deal, the biggest follow-on share sale in seven years globally, would give Alibaba a war chest to keep investing in technology - a priority for China as growth flags and as the world's second-largest economy faces a mounting trade spat with the United States.
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But with the hiring of Sony's top two TV executives to run Apple's original video content — who report to Cue — and Federighi now running Siri, it seems like Cue will soon have more time to dedicate to that reported $1 billion war chest for Hollywood programming.
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Because of the billions of dollars its earned through Fortnite, Epic now has enough in its war chest to properly do battle with Valve, and it's doing so by offering up more developer-friendly revenue splits and wielding its Unreal Engine toolkit as a strategic weapon.
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It's particularly hard to beat an incumbent with a $275 million "war chest," friends like Joe Biden and Hillary Clinton, and endorsements from the New York Times and even the Human Rights Campaign, the nation's largest LGBTQ+ group, something that has upset many of Nixon's backers.
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As an increasing number of companies enter the fray, Betterment (at this point one of the industry's elder statesmen after launching in 22015 at TechCrunch Disrupt) has raised $100 million in new financing to build out its war chest and invest in new products and services.
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With its new financing, from strategic investors Munich Re HSB Ventures and Japan's second largest insurer, Sompo, and the company's previous backers Oak HC/FT, Suncorp Group, Guidewire, and Anthemis Group, Trov now has a war chest of roughly $90 million to expand its global reach.
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Still, the People's Bank of China (PBOC) has plenty of liquidity tools available in its war chest to stem any sharp crashes, including cuts to its benchmark interest rate and reserve requirement ratio as well as open market operations, the bank explained in a recent report.
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LUXEMBOURG (Reuters) - European Union finance ministers agreed on Friday to double a war chest for dealing with failing banks and boost powers of the euro zone bailout fund, but were split over whether to have a mechanism to restructure government debt or a euro zone budget.
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Ossoff could not run away from that, especially when almost all of his record campaign war chest was coming from non-Georgia Democrats who clearly only took an interest in him this special election because of what it would do to the White House if he won.
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Or, it could become a potent force supporting another nominee by mobilizing a significant number of former Clinton aides, staff, donors and political operatives to raise a war chest and create an organizational powerhouse that goes after Trump and Republicans in Congress, beginning with the 2018 midterms.
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Airbnb, the internet unicorn that was once expected to go public this year, has already built a war chest to run its business successfully, according to founder and CEO Brian Chesky, who told CNBC's Jim Cramer Monday that the company can afford the luxury of patience.
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His behemoth war chest and centrist views could put him on a collision course with former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE and South Bend, Ind.
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More startups like Opendoor are raising mega-rounds, the term for funding rounds of $100 million or more, as venture capital firms raise larger funds and write larger checks to compete with investors like SoftBank Group Corp, which has a war chest of billions of dollars.
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Ms. Gillibrand, a Democrat from New York, has instead methodically conserved her campaign cash, building a $10.7 million federal treasury that is among the largest in the country; a war chest that she could use to jump-start a bid for the White House in 2020.
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"Democratic fund-raising is getting a lot of attention, but the Trump campaign is slowly amassing a huge war chest, and unlike theirs, it won't be spent trying to win a primary," said Matt Gorman, a former adviser to the Jeb Bush and Mitt Romney presidential campaigns.
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For his part, Mr. Cuomo, a savvy political centrist seeking a third term, has had numerous institutional and financial advantages, including a war chest that topped $31 million at one point — enabling him to spend nearly $500,000 per day on the race as of late August.
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Ten months ago, Cruise declared it would hire at least 2180,22018 engineers by the end of the year, an aggressive target — even for a company with a $2100 billion war chest — in the cutthroat autonomous vehicle industry, where startups, automakers and tech giants are battling over talent.
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Some Democrats have questioned whether Sanders — with his substantial campaign war chest and a loyal base that never quite warmed enough to Hillary Clinton in 2016 — will stay in the race through the Democratic contest even if Elizabeth Warren emerges as the clear preference among liberals.
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Most newsworthy in this year's edition, the 28.5-year old billionaire pointed out that Berkshire Hathaway now has a $2500 billion war chest to spend on a deal, but that prices were too high for him to spend any of it in a big way last year.
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According to "Trump Revealed," by Michael Kranish and Marc Fisher, Trump donated to Hillary's Senate war chest six times between 2002 and 2009, for a total of $4,700, and between 1999 and 2012, he switched his registration among the Republican, Democratic and Independence parties seven times.
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With a 45-year history of investing in some of Silicon Valley's biggest successes, Sequoia is known to be more founder friendly than non-traditional start-up investors and can use its sizable war chest to lure entrepreneurs who prefer to steer clear of SoftBank, sources said.
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On Monday, Italy's UniCredit and Intesa Sanpaolo , state lender CDP and others agreed to create a fund with a war chest of up to 6 billion euros ($6.8 billion) that would help buy shares in upcoming stock issues at distressed lenders and purchase non-performing loans.
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"Democrats — especially Democratic outside groups — need to fill the void especially before we have a nominee, so that Trump does not use his massive war chest to define himself and the nominee before we know who that person is," said Patrick McHugh, executive director of Priorities USA.
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The liberal icon and Republican bete noire has amassed more money in her campaign war chest than nearly any senator in modern history, groomed political connections with Democrats who've been skeptical of her in the past, and worked to bolster her bipartisan and foreign policy bona fides.
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The Memphis Grizzlies sort of folded up shop in light of Marc Gasol's foot injury, picking up five picks in total over the course of the week to help recoup some of their lost war chest from years of betting on their own five-percent chance.
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That's a new possibility for investors who have digital assets in their war chest — an increasingly common though still rare circumstance — and requires them and the funds they back to make a series of decisions about how much faith they have in the particular cryptocurrency being invested.
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Trump's haul -- and the $100 million war chest he and the RNC have in remaining cash -- cements his early fundraising advantage over the Democratic field, especially as the two dozen Democrats vying to face Trump in the general election are scrambling for money to compete in the primaries.
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The deal, the biggest follow-on share sale in seven years globally, would give Alibaba a war chest to keep investing in technology - a priority for China as growth flags and as the world's second-largest economy is locked in a mounting trade spat with the United States.
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"Cruz will likely have the largest war chest after raising $30 or $40 million for reelection and probably using a third of it," he said, adding that he will have huge lists, name recognition, and strength in early states like Iowa and South Carolina as major helping points.
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The deal, the biggest follow-on share sale in seven years globally, would give Alibaba a war chest to keep investing in technology — a priority for China as growth flags and as the world's second-largest economy is locked in a mounting trade spat with the United States.
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The deal would be the biggest follow-on share sale globally in seven years and would give Alibaba a war chest for technology investment - a priority for China as growth flags and as the world's second-largest economy is locked in a mounting trade spat with the United States.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. — Jeb Bush dropped out of the presidential race on Saturday, ending a quest for the White House that started with a war chest of $100 million, a famous name and a promise of political civility but concluded with a humbling recognition: In 2016, none of it mattered.
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For the past year, party leaders who had pleaded with Mr. Bush to run and armed his campaign with a record-shattering war chest of $100 million had consoled themselves with assurances that Mr. Trump's popularity in the polls would never translate into victory at the ballot box.
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Why it matters: The AP notes that this is "an unprecedented war chest for an incumbent president this early in a campaign," especially with the Republican National Committee also raising $45.8 million in the first quarter — bringing the pro-Trump effort's total cash on hand to $82 million.
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Johnson, who on Tuesday reaffirmed his determination to take Britain out of the European Union on Oct 20173, is seeking to build up a war chest for his campaign and rebuild ties with executives, which were strained last year by his expletive four-letter-word attack on business.
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"When I became chairman I decided we need to build a war chest to take on big cases...I am not scared of anybody," Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC) Chairman Greg Medcraft said at a Reuters Newsmaker event in Sydney, as he prepares to step down in November.
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With what the company itself refers to as a "war chest," Caliva intends to expand its portfolio of products as well as ramping up its efforts courting cannabis users in California through a combination of branded brick and mortar stores, direct to consumer sales and sales to distributors.
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The 30-person company been busy developing its IP and bringing its creations to audiences via film and TV since we last covered it in 2015, when it raised $2.5 million from investors, and now it has added to that war chest after pulling in an additional $5 million.
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The New York real estate mogul raised only $3.1 million in individual contributions in May and ended the month with $1.3 million in cash, leaving him far behind his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton who brought in $26 million and closed the month's books with a $42 million war chest.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 31 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump began the year with $19.2 million in campaign cash, a war chest that will allow him to begin building a campaign juggernaut thanks in part to his unprecedented decision to begin running for re-election the day he took office.
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