And the trend isn't over as the year winds down.
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As primary season winds down, here are the key races.
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Jonesing for more fun, sun and drama as summer winds down?
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The car comes to a stop and the window winds down.
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Today, as 229 winds down, the franchise already seems halfway gone.
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Syria is fading from world attention as the war winds down.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - As second-quarter earnings season winds down, Amazon.
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Eventually I go sleep in her room before the party winds down.
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Stoltzfus predicts tax-loss selling will intensify as the year winds down.
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As the show winds down, investors should brace for a big shake-up.
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I'm so disillusioned and have been, even as Obama's second term winds down.
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We can only hope the season winds down with more Arya ass-kicking.
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Here are five RMD landmines procrastinators may hit as the year winds down.
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But, as the review winds down, that number dropped to 10 last year.
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More than 2182,28 American jobs are at risk as the company winds down.
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The red-hot Braves continue to win as the regular season winds down.
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Only as the book winds down do they reappear, but it's disorienting, strained.
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In a typical year, his deployment winds down by the end of October.
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The Fed winds down its two-day meeting Wednesday afternoon, with a 210 p.m.
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As Pretty Little Liars winds down, Shay Mitchell's career is only just heating up.
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Obama's second term winds down, I'm curious if Tanne's movie will be wistful or
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Without fail, a seasonal debate surfaces surrounding crop tops each time summer winds down.
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As the campaign winds down, seven races still appear to remain up for grabs.
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As the day winds down in London, International editors in New York take over.
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Even as Afghanistan "winds down," the suicide rate among younger veterans is increasing substantially.
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As Bertelsen's piece winds down, we are asked to consider the role of Africa.
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Rumors of James' second departure from Cleveland have gained steam as the season winds down.
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As the holiday gift season winds down, you might feel like permanently retiring from shopping.
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As the season winds down, the bullpen carried the Phillies to a strong final month.
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As the trial winds down, the defense and prosecution make their case to the jury.
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Still, the track record in recent years, as his career winds down, is pretty good.
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In the long term, average premiums for individuals would decrease as Medicaid expansion winds down.
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Retail results are also on investors' mind as the second-quarter earning season winds down.
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The rights last for a given period and gradually lose value as production winds down.
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As the season winds down, the Blues sit safely in the middle of the table.
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The Federal Open Market Committee winds down its two-day meeting with a 2 p.m.
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Journalists at Fox News are bracing for more change as the presidential campaign winds down.
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OF Chris Coghlan is one of the Cubs' hottest hitters as the season winds down.
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The 2015-16 NBA regular season winds down with all the attention on the margins.
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As the year winds down, it's only proper to show them some love and appreciation.
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As Pride Month winds down, we're looking at one of the most enduring L.G.B.T.Q. symbols.
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As Tesla winds down the Fremont factory, the activity is shifting to its delivery operations.
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As summer winds down, across the country are finishing their required or suggested summer readings.
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As 2019 winds down, the economy is getting its best rating in almost 20 years.
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Those factors could help bitcoin surge to $25,000 as 2018 winds down, according to Lee.
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He winds down with a bowl of Barilla pasta and a glass of Barolo wine.
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As the long, contentious campaign winds down, the two candidates' favorability ratings are nearly identical.
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As the peace process winds down, thousands like Camila will demobilize in the upcoming months.
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The window winds down and a spindly green hand begins to beckon in our direction.
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Desi applies more pressure, but before he can secure the tap, the clock winds down.
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As 2018 winds down, Austin, Cado, and Rob nerd out over their shared love of BattleTech.
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Eventually, the convention winds down, and we prepare for the three-hour drive back to Charleston.
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There will likely come a point when the 3DS winds down and the Switch takes over.
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In late April, Square acquired Yik Yak employees as the social network winds down its app.
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As the game winds down, I am bored to sleep and tears at the same time.
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As the Obama administration winds down, little can be done to change policy at this point.
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The trade's attention is shifting to South American crop prospects as the U.S. harvest winds down.
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The mansion also has a pathway that winds down the cliff to a secluded ocean cove.
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As 2018 winds down, here's a look back at the big running stories we talked about.
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Agencies shouldn't be able to cut corners as the clock winds down on the Obama administration.
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"I wouldn't be surprised if volatility picks up particularly as earnings season winds down," he said.
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There are also a small flurry of earnings, especially from retailers, as earnings season winds down.
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As the holiday season winds down, you may start to consider some kind of detox regimen.
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When the battery winds down to nothing, a small gasoline engine generates the electricity to keep moving.
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As the school year winds down, Bothell High School Principal Bob Stewart is asking for continued vigilance.
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As the evening winds down, I glance at my work email and think about my upcoming week.
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As Kobe Bryant winds down his career this season, what's your all-time favourite memory of Kobe?
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"I don't know if that's empowering women or doing the exact opposite," she winds down, giving up.
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As the war winds down, he should start demobilising Shia militias and absorbing some into Iraqi units.
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Iran will never leave Syria entirely, but its presence will diminish as the civil war winds down.
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As his term winds down, Obama has focused on touting his presidential record before mostly friendly crowds.
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Investors are turning their attention to central bank policies this week, as the earnings season winds down.
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But as the opening round winds down, this year has been the year of the goaltending committee.
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After more than two hours, the debate eventually winds down, although it's not soon enough for me.
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We meet her fussing around their Connecticut home, tending to guests as a birthday party winds down.
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As America's historic 2016 Election Day winds down, there have been sporadic reports of malfunctioning voting machines.
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And even as the war winds down, arrests, torture and executions at the secret prisons are accelerating.
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The third quarter winds down on Monday, concluding a volatile period of three months on Wall Street.
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Andrew Upton's adaptation of an early Anton Chekhov play about provincial anomie winds down its Broadway run.
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Recent surveys have signaled a tight race between Clinton and Trump as the primary season winds down.
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When the rest of the world winds down, we work, create, and tinker on our own schedules.
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This week, investors are turning their attention to central bank policies as the earnings season winds down.
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As 2016 winds down, it can safely be said that the WWE is not in a great place.
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As our conversation winds down, I ask if her feelings have changed at all since her mother died.
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What Dr. Kubiak stresses throughout our conversation is that feeling low as 2017 winds down is quite normal.
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As each weekend winds down, she enters the booth for the sports giant's most high-profile MLB broadcast.
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The GOP bill also winds down ObamaCare's Medicaid expansion, which provides coverage to millions of low-income patients.
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The yuan edged weaker against the dollar on Wednesday in weak market sentiment as the year winds down.
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Point being, this is the duo you not only deserve, but NEED, as summer sadly winds down. Enjoy!!!
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The virus winds down and the public goes back to their regular lives, not thinking about the outbreak.
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As the year winds down, here's a look back at 10 of the stories that had runners talking.
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As the day winds down, set intentions and goals — professionally and in your personal life — for the week.
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And even as the war winds down, arrests, torture and executions at the secret torture prisons are accelerating.
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Kelvin Puello, a front waiter, tends to a spot late in the evening, as dinner service winds down.
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But as the battle against the Islamic State winds down, the Americans will have less reason to stay.
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In 2019, as the year winds down, we'll have added more than 6,000 items into the museum's collection.
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A.O. Scott As the movie year winds down, I would like to express my gratitude to Martin Scorsese.
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As that campaign winds down, it is unclear how many, if any, U.S troops will remain in Syria.
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Even as the garden winds down for the winter, there's still more than enough here for what we need.
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As the honeymoon (at least among Trump's supporters) winds down, the President emerges with the wind at his back.
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As the ISIS war in Iraq and Syria winds down, the U.S. military is ramping up operations in Afghanistan.
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As one service winds down, we get our taste of the bold humor of some of the other characters.
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Mr Assad may be on track to defeat the rebels, but as one war winds down another is simmering.
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As her worldwide Adele Live 2016 tour winds down, the singer has expressed an interest in growing her family.
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It even works with Nest devices, something Google says will continue as the Works with Nest program winds down.
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This summer and fall, as Obama winds down his presidency, he's surely already planning his second and third acts.
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Pollsters also found Clinton and Trump are both deeply unpopular with likely voters as the 22019 race winds down.
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For the week, the three major indexes are on track to post modest gains as earnings season winds down.
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And when the day winds down, you can walk across the Brooklyn Bridge at sunset, at 21:28 p.
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In fact, as the tune winds down, he's wondering what they were trying to forget in the first place.
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As the program winds down, some DACA recipients could continue to have benefits for as long as two years.
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I read Money Diaries as the day winds down and can't get over how much you people work out.
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It benefited from moving assets into the bank's strategic resolution unit, which winds down activities it no longer wants.
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As summer winds down, those in the U.S. home buying market may be approaching the best week to buy.
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I don't know for sure, so I just deepen my pressure—my usual tactic—until his adjusting winds down.
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It will rise and shine brightly in the morning, and set and dim its lights as the day winds down.
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EACH year, as the summer winds down across Europe, so do measles cases—which tend to peak in late spring.
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As a busy earnings season winds down, analysts are signaling there are plenty of "compelling" ways to bolster your portfolio.
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As the episode winds down, we see Bonnie leading the Monterey Five to confess their cover-up to the police.
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Mills said he hoped to inspire more indigenous players to take up the game after his playing career winds down.
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Jane the Virgin As the second season of "Jane the Virgin" winds down, the momentum has slowed down as well.
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As the Obama administration winds down, we take you on a tour of the inner sanctums of power in Washington.
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ACKMAN: DO THE ASSET VALUE OF THOSE ASSETS EXCEED THE LIABILITIES LESS WHAT THIS WILL COST AS THIS WINDS DOWN?
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Elke Koenig, who chairs an EU body that winds down troubled banks, recently issued an "early warning", the official said.
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ET: Hurricane Lane has weakened to a Category 2 storm, with maximum sustained winds down to 110 miles per hour.
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Investors are also waiting for more clarity on President Donald Trump's tax-cut plan as the earnings season winds down.
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It all means that when a tennis season winds down, an entire industry is following the players' year-end rankings.
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As 2017 winds down, SNL increasingly seems to be mired down by just how many controversies there are to cover.
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But now, it's possible America's 28,500 troops on the Korean Peninsula can stay as North Korea winds down its program.
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Eventually this 90-minute work, which has many parts but never becomes whole, winds down as an ode to love.
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This intimate festival of Indian music and classical dance, presented by the performing arts organization Navatman, winds down this weekend.
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California's Jerry Brown (26) is a lion, though seemingly in winter, but one to watch as his term winds down.
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Meanwhile, local roasters say they are struggling to find ample supplies of coffee, especially robusta, even as harvest winds down.
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But as 2016 winds down, given Britain's decision to quit the European Union, I am applying for their German passports.
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If you're hope to take the deduction as 2019 winds down, just make sure you have your paperwork in order.
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Trade talks are also set to be in focus as the latest round of NAFTA talks winds down on Monday.
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While months in planning, the establishment of the force comes as Russia winds down its biggest war games since 2013.
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We're nearing D-day in this insane election season, and as the clock winds down, the bombshells are getting bigger.
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Profit-taking and positioning as 2017 winds down dropped most CME hog futures from contract highs during the session, said traders.
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As that campaign against Islamic State winds down, it is unclear how many, if any, U.S. troops will remain in Syria.
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Now, as 22019 winds down with three rate increases on the books and another expected at the end of the Dec.
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So much is going on in their little minds, and I love getting glimpses of them when the day winds down.
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As the trial winds down, new details have emerged from the defense and prosecution about the day the officer killed Scott.
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Washington (CNN)As the 2016 Presidential election winds down, we look back fondly (?) on the biggest whoppers of the general campaign.
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His figures show that forecasts of team success before the season kicks off are more accurate than when it winds down.
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And let's face it, as her time in the White House winds down, any time with the First Lady is appreciated.
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As 2017 winds down, Lyst is taking a hard look back at the moments — and the fashion — that defined the year.
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As the year winds down, DOC NYC film festival curates some of the best and most buzzed-about recent nonfiction films.
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As the season winds down (only three more episodes to go), the family inches closer to regaining control of the company.
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As dinner winds down, Graham starts to explain his frustrations with the economic struggle between the rich and poor in Vancouver.
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"It's an amazing feeling of relief," he said as the race winds down and he prepares for his third Tour victory.
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There are also about 303 S&P 500 companies reporting earnings in the week ahead, as the earnings season winds down.
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As summer winds down, alleviate your cold weather blues with some great deals and new products at grocery stores in September.
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The bill still faces an uphill battle, as the legislative calendar winds down with no companion legislation filed in the Senate.
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As the Obama presidency winds down, I toured Honolulu to get a sense of whether the city's residents were feeling wistful.
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Tavares is likely to be feeling the weight of his role as the clock winds down on his seventh N.H.L. season.
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But as the current season winds down, a look at the standings reveals the tables may have turned ever so slightly.
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As June winds down, it's important to know whether or not the two of you want the same things from life.
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The camera cuts to blue sweater as the song winds down; she's shaking her head in slow-motion, she's not blinking.
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The Trump administration has said it would gradually scale back its military assistance to the Kurds as major combat winds down.
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That is stoking worries by some over how markets will react if the central bank winds down the program too abruptly.
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President Obama sends four Guantanamo detainees to Saudi Arabia as clock winds down President Obama sends four Guantanamo detainees to Saudi Arabia as clock winds down The Pentagon on Thursday announced that four Yemeni Guantanamo detainees who have been held at the detention facility without charge or trial for about 15 years were transferred to Saudi Arabia.
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As the most recent merger boom winds down, the broken promises of over-eager corporate executives will begin to emerge in earnest.
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For 2019 and beyond, they expect growth to slow progressively further as fiscal stimulus from lower taxes and higher spending winds down.
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But stocks could face a tougher road ahead as the earnings season winds down, said Ilya Feygin, senior strategist at WallachBeth Capital.
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As 2018 winds down, the biggest straight-up comedy of the year is Night School, which has made around $100 million worldwide.
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That could ultimately dent demand for crude oil later this year and pull prices lower once the summer driving season winds down.
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As the election winds down, and a Clinton victory becomes imminent, the Trumps of America may soon be out of the spotlight.
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MICHAEL RYAN Killiney, Ireland The technology industry should have been included in your crony-capitalism index ("The party winds down", May 7th).
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The meeting will likely address the day-after scenarios, including how to navigate the Syrian theater once the civil war winds down.
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There is a strong anti-press bias among conservatives and it's rearing its ugly head as this ugly election year winds down.
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As the men's wear season winds down, fashion shows themselves are ramping up, becoming a potentially lucrative new form of mass entertainment.
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The latest trial is likely to be the last major case of the Balkan wars as the tribunal winds down its work.
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Breakingviews As the most recent merger boom winds down, the broken promises of overeager corporate executives will begin to emerge in earnest.
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As the waves break in the upper atmosphere, they push back against fast-moving atmospheric winds with tremendous force, slowing those winds down.
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GM plans to cut as many as 1,600 factory jobs at a Lordstown, Ohio, plant when it winds down production there in March.
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Obama insisted Saturday he's not keen to assess his own legacy as his term winds down, preferring to leave that task to historians.
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Financials and the market could stay under pressure, as September winds down and traders fear Deutsche Bank could become the market's October surprise.
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The report added to labor market, manufacturing and retail sales data that have pointed to strong economic momentum as the year winds down.
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NAMA said this week it was set to make a profit of 2.3 billion euros by the time it winds down in 2020.
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As the opium harvest winds down across Helmand Province, Afghanistan's largest in territory and poppy cultivation, farmers and officials are reporting high yields.
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The two dozen producers have been limiting their output as part of a deal that began in 2017 and winds down this year.
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Read more: A top Citigroup executive is departing as the bank winds down a secretive $1 billion business amid competition from private equity
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In its final act, the track winds down to a slowed cacophony of demonic vocals, howls, and distorted synths before fading to black.
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The desire to move to the North Fork often happens as the summer winds down, when the reality of returning home sets in.
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As summer winds down and college students ponder the return to classes, it's time to consider what to bring to school this fall.
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Americans finally believe the economy is good Analysis: As 2019 winds down, the economy is getting its best rating in almost 20 years.
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MythBusters' 14th and final season is airing this January, so it's pretty likely we'll see many more tribute marathons as it winds down.
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Student Opinion As December winds down and 210 retrospectives begin to roll out, we thought we would ask you for your own lists.
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Student Opinion As December winds down and 22017 retrospectives begin to roll out, we thought we would ask you for your own lists.
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As 2016 winds down, the search engine giant has released its list of the 10 most googled "What is…" questions from the past year.
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So, as May winds down, the cap will be near its maximum extent, and its subsequent seasonal shrinkage will be most compelling to follow.
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As the holiday season winds down, you might be looking for new and creative ways to enjoy that most festive beverage, the peppermint latte.
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As the earnings season winds down, of the 63.373 S&P 0.6895.37 companies reporting about 244% have beaten profit expectations, according to Refinitiv data.
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As the earnings season winds down, of the 0.6890.18 S&P 213 companies reporting about 272.75% have beaten profit expectations, according to Refinitiv data.
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Via Change advanced power settings you can tweak everything from when the hard drive winds down to the power draw of your USB devices.
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In the interview that aired Sunday, Obama claimed he didn't "practice that much," though he's played more and more as his tenure winds down.
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If you've been having some serious déjà vu as this year winds down, you're not alone — you're probably just a Parks and Recreation fan.
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As the earnings season winds down, of the 21 S&P 2287 companies reporting about 233% have beaten profit expectations, according to Refinitiv data.
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As an M&A cycle winds down - global deal volume has fallen 17 percent from a year ago - big targets can be pricier, too.
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The Senate's version of healthcare legislation winds down the expansion of Medicaid at a slower pace than the House-passed American Health Care Act.
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By the time the 20-second opening theme to any Creatures of Yes video winds down, viewers are transported to a time long gone.
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But as the Western presence winds down, the Afghan government has a freer hand, and it is unclear how Western governments will respond today.
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Ties When summer winds down and my teenage daughter gets ready to start the new school year, she and I go through a ritual.
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As the Voyager mission winds down, The Times Magazine looks at the careers of the aging explorers who expanded our sense of the galaxy.
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He was banned from competitive cycling events for life, but he is now beginning to move forward as litigation from former sponsors winds down.
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Theater Andrew Upton's adaptation of an early Anton Chekhov play about provincial anomie winds down its Broadway run ahead of a March 19 close.
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The parade winds down Canal Street, the widest business district street in the country that was originally intended to just be a common area.
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With each day that passes after the full moon, the show typically starts later and winds down, so hurry — the runs have already begun.
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Even as it winds down, the retailer is looking for ways to keep the brand alive, said the people familiar with the company's plans.
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Some areas of western Minnesota and southeast South Dakota could see as much as 30 inches (76 cm) of snow before the blizzard winds down.
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After the company winds down its three-year tour of "Proscenium Works, 1979–2011," with appearances at the Brooklyn Academy of Music beginning Thursday, Jan.
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CNN delegate tracker Still, he is facing headwinds as the primary calendar winds down: both in the newly forged alliance between Cruz and Ohio Gov.
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As the entertainment year winds down, Black Mirror fans are watching Netflix suspiciously, hoping for announcements about the fifth season of the technological-terrors show.
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Then in summer, prices tend to cool and again in the fall once the hustle and bustle of the New England tourist season winds down.
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As the war against the Islamic State terror group winds down in Iraq and Syria, the U.S. military is increasingly turning its attention to Afghanistan.
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As 2016 winds down to a close, it's time for the Pantone gods to bestow upon us their annual choice for color of the year.
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As Obama winds down his last term in office, he has decided to do what he can on gun control outside of the legislative process.
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The head of banking regulator the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority will take the stand in the coming days, as the year-long inquiry winds down.
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But as the clock winds down, House leadership reverts to nonsensical arguments about why they won't hold a vote on getting rid of this program.
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Yet this America, whose fault lines Obama the hybrid stepped across 12 years ago, is perhaps more divided than ever as his presidency winds down.
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As Big Trouble's freshman run winds down we were pretty sure no one would be able to wrangle these ladies into a functioning girl group.
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As the march reaches Trafalgar Square and winds down, the group sits down for the first time that afternoon, snacking and smoking and taking photos.
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Head over to Vanity Fair to check out the full excerpt, and to learn more about what Obama is thinking as his presidency winds down.
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The men's show season winds down with Thom Browne, deconstructed; Dior Men on a moving walkway; and Comme des Garçons finding beauty in the dark.
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The company winds down its spring season with performances of "Coppélia," a charmer of a three-act ballet, staged by George Balanchine and Alexandra Danilova.
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When the school day winds down at P.S. 225 in East New York, Brooklyn, hundreds of students shuffle out of the building's bright blue doors.
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Even as the democratic process of vote-counting winds down across the country, newly elected officials are preparing to deliver on their promises to constituents.
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You don't have to wear a crop top or jeggings to reap the benefits from markdowns on shoes and clothing as the summer winds down.
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As lunch service winds down, I break away to check email, run a preshift meeting for the next day and then start prepping for Friday.
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Regardless of who cares about it, however, "PewDiePie versus T-Series" isn't the biggest war that PewDiePie supporters are fighting as the year winds down.
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"As the year winds down and we look toward 2019, I'm asking you to make a commitment," he tweeted at the turn of the new year.
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It seems almost immediately unfair, as our interview winds down and I find myself sitting with the enormity of our conversation, the monument we'd built together.
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So, as the quarter winds down, Cramer found the weakness in banks, retailers and restaurants to be the opposite of what he expected a year ago.
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Urban Outfitters' error seems like an honest mistake, but there are other instances where people were clearly trying to mislead others as Campaign 2016 winds down.
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There are just a few earnings in the week ahead with Walmart, Cisco Systems, Nvidia and Deere reporting as the second-quarter earnings season winds down.
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And as the calendar winds down, the fight is sure to heat up as the candidates go head to head in three debates in the fall.
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A damaged champ's career winds down Ali retained his title as heavyweight champ until 103, when he lost in a shocker to the inexperienced Leon Spinks.
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As the series winds down, Girls is getting cozy with the idea of growing pains as a natural part of coming into adulthood and moving on.
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Afterward, you are left to freely wander, although the cast and costumed crew guide the audience into smaller and smaller groups as the night winds down.
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As the Obama presidency winds down, political forces are determined to tie up a flurry of policy loose ends before a new administration comes into office.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - As the most recent merger boom winds down, the broken promises of over-eager corporate executives will begin to emerge in earnest.
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The report added to bullish data on the labor market, manufacturing and housing in painting a strong picture of the economy as the year winds down.
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When classes end and the day winds down to a close, George likes to open up the back doors and nestle down with a good book.
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Stormy weather conditions had improved by Sunday afternoon, with winds down to 12 meters per second from 24 meters per second, the Norwegian Meteorological Institute said.
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But as Beijing winds down that support, investors turn cautious and experts warn of failures among the dozens of electric car start-ups in the country.
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As the summer winds down and "driving season" ends, Schork said, "refinery maintenance season" will begin and refineries' demand will likely slow into the autumn months.
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But as the ISIS mission winds down, the U.S. finds itself badly in need of a clear strategy and the will and means to implement it.
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As the reporting period winds down, investors will turn their attention to the economic data for clues on how the coronavirus is impacting the global economy.
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As the series winds down — especially after Tony recovers — a sense of wistful "Is this all there is?" melancholy settles over several of the best episodes.
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As you often see as time winds down, Waters's teammate rolled the ball to him from under his own net to keep the clock from starting.
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Bishop said China infrastructure spending will grow 15 to 20 percent next year as the country's corruption campaign winds down and the country turns its attention elsewhere.
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Israel fears that as the Syrian civil war winds down, Iran, whose forces and Shiite proxies have backed President Bashar Assad, will turn its focus to Israel.
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As the school year winds down, Brandon Bevers wonders what the summer will bring for his three daughters, who have been grieving the death of their mother.
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As the clock winds down on Barack Obama's presidency, the administration is moving to bar industry from encroaching on some of the nation's more environmentally sensitive areas.
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As that period winds down to into the sun's corresponding quiet period, the equally aptly-named Solar Minimum, we'll see fewer of these sorts of dramatic outbursts.
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As 2018 winds down, it's been roughly a year since Chyna stopped dominating the headlines as one of the most volatile players in the Kardashian-Jenner universe.
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And so, not long before the conference winds down for the day, Ellis takes to the small PatreCon stage, wearing jeans and a black Transformers T-shirt.
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Something tells us, however, that it will likely line up with whenever his Dancing With The Stars appearance winds down — and his cash flow starts to wane.
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As the second season winds down, there is a notable confidence in the way things are wrapping up—a confidence that narrative closure won't scare audiences away.
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Clarke's ending shriek fades into Stones Roses-esque psych and even gentle piano that winds down with grace; if there was shepherding metal, this would be it.
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Now, as he winds down his presidency, it is Europe, another place where Americans have deep ties and a long history, that is exerting an unwelcome pull.
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"A woman who spent her life helping children and families, or a man who spent his life helping himself," Mr. Freeman says as the ad winds down.
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The look on Irons's face toward the end, as he winds down with a cigar, a glass of brandy, and no dialogue, is one of hallowed relief.
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As the speech winds down, Obama moves on to his praise for Clinton, rhetorically passing the baton to his former primary rival and now would-be successor.
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Many of these groups pointed out that the commission is running out of time to talk to stakeholders in the field as the school year winds down.
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Maybe Zach Randolph is willing to pull a David West and take a major pay cut for a shot at the title as his career winds down.
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What it does mean is that you should take steps to make sure business can resume as efficiently as possible when the public-health emergency winds down.
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There is still a risk, however, that because defects only become apparent with the passage of time, more problems could come to light after Takata winds down.
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And each time the government spins up and then winds down nationalist anger, whether online or in the streets, it breeds resentment against its heavy-handed manipulation.
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These are painful days for Dale Chihuly, as he winds down a long career facing a challenge that stabs at the heart of any artist: his originality.
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The party winds down with Faye and Camille arguing about who did or didn't "spread" in Playboy, while the medium tells Kyle that her marriage is doomed.
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He said stocks could soon see a short-lived pullback mainly do to seasonal trends at any time, and then grab gains as the year winds down.
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As a dismal quarter for retail earnings winds down, this week's batch of quarterly reports may hold some rare positive news for the beleaguered group of stocks.
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He says he's planning to pounce if there's a 10 to 20 percent downdraft, because once it winds down, the Nasdaq could still see a strong year.
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The move suggested that Mr. Mueller might be eyeing an eventual shift of the case to the United States attorney's office as the Russia investigation winds down.
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Rodriguez, looking for action as "Jane the Virgin" winds down, finds it as Gloria Fuentes, a Los Angeles makeup artist ensnared in the cross-border drug trade.
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As Google's strained year winds down, it seems like Pichai's biggest challenges for next year, too, will not be making shareholders happy, but appeasing users, regulators, and employees.
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We're getting some things done in the lab, but as the day winds down, I'm looking forward to a quiet night in with C., the pups, and sweatpants.
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But Bolt confirmed he would not run the 200 meter event in London and said he had no regrets about stepping aside as his glittering career winds down.
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The Congressional Budget Office now projects growth below 3 percent this year, and below 2 percent during 2020 as the stimulus from deficit-financed tax cuts winds down.
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BROKEN WINDOWS Stormy weather conditions had improved by Sunday afternoon, with winds down to 12 metres per second from 24 metres per second, the Norwegian Meteorological Institute said.
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BROKEN WINDOWS Stormy weather conditions had improved by early Sunday, with winds down to 14 metres per second from 24 metres per second, the Norwegian Meteorological Institute said.
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Investors could soon have a tougher time finding returns in the stock market as a key driver, corporate share buybacks, winds down in the coming weeks, Kostin added.
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Yet demand remains high, thanks to poor conditions in Myanmar and Bangladesh, and officials fear that smuggling could pick up again after monsoon season winds down in September.
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It has also promised to take back those arms once the Syrian civil war winds down — but as yet has not articulated a clear plan for doing so.
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As the school year winds down, recent graduates are beginning the next chapter of their lives and for many, this means a new job and a new city.
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From the main house, an old cliff path winds down to a pebbly beach, from where guests can spot white-tailed sea eagles, minke whales, seals and dolphins.
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Bargemusic always comes into its own during the summer months, as the season elsewhere winds down and the weather makes music on the water all the more appealing.
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China supports a deal in which DPRK gradually winds down its nuclear and missile programs while the rest of the world gradually provides sanctions relief and economic aid.
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With his political support strengthened and markets cheering, Macri appears determined to advance new reforms and build on his successes as his second year in office winds down.
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The judge will weigh the opinions of other stakeholders, including unsecured creditors who have argued they could recover more of their investment if the department store operator winds down.
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As the summer winds down and I reflect on the almost 7,000 miles of driving that's been done, I now look forward to the times when I can charge.
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The San Francisco-based company has stopped taking all new orders and plans to lay off 70 people, or about 90% of its staff, as it winds down operations.
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As another eventful March Madness tournament winds down, two teams have made it all the way to the championship game: the Virginia Cavaliers and the Texas Tech Red Raiders.
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As 2018 winds down, the special counsel's investigation feels as if it's entering a new stage, with a flurry of activity around some potentially key players in the investigation.
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Rubio is moving up, but Bush could cap his rise Cedar Rapids, Iowa —There is zero doubt Marco Rubio is on the rise as the Iowa campaign winds down.
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Here's why gas prices are seen falling further as the year winds down: U.S. refineries that turn crude oil into gasoline are back on line after storm-related outages.
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The fight over "Dreamers" is heating up as the legislative calendar winds down, setting the stage for a year-end clash that's heightening the odds of a government shutdown.
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Hoyt resists but as the day winds down, he realizes he will have to fight if he is going to avoid going down Harris's path, or worse, be killed.
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All in all, the profit-driven selloff is good news for the bulls, who may have been worried about some market-wide sea changes as earnings season winds down.
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Outside Housing Court in the Bronx, the line invariably winds down the block, snaking past the vendors at tables hawking cellphone plans and by a man selling moving boxes.
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Now, as time winds down on patients in New York and other hard-hit areas, the search for supplies has increasingly moved outside the usual political and governmental channels.
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Okay, yes, it is occasionally all of those things, but as "The Verdict," the final episode of the 10-part miniseries, winds down, it reveals that The People v.
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As the Iowa campaign winds down, some Democrats and liberals have made peace with the reality of 2020: There will be "dark money," and there will be super PACs.
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But even as this older generation of Mars-cars winds down, a flurry of new rover missions is gearing up to redefine Martian road trips for a new decade.
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SHANGHAI WINDS DOWN The only investors who don't seem that impressed with copper right now are the Chinese, who are winding down ahead of the Lunar New Year holidays.
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Front Burner As the local tomato season winds down, the frivolous grasshoppers among us who did not diligently can batches of them for winter dinners have a new resource.
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Military officials said that the 2,000 personnel in Syria represented something of a high-water mark as the fight against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria winds down.
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"As the clock winds down, let's come together and do what seemed so unlikely just a month ago: fund the entire federal government before the Christmas break," he said.
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But as 2016 winds down, some analysts say the low levels in the VIX and improved outlook on growth potentially set the market up for disappointment — and greater volatility ahead.
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The kingdom experiences a seasonal downshift in production at this time of year as electricity demand for air conditioning winds down at the end of the punishingly hot summer season.
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Veterans Day 2017: What you need to know An American family I watch Khan intently as he winds down this speaking engagement, his 165th since he famously took on Trump.
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As fall winds down in California, hot and dry conditions typically give way to cooler temperatures, more moisture, and scattered showers, thus putting an end to the long fire season.
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You will have a hard time resisting something (or someone) that is forbidden, and as Venus winds down its retrograde, you'll be at max restlessness and eagerness to be bad.
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The ECB is seeking to keep borrowing costs in check even as it winds down its 2.6 billion euro bond buying program and prepares to raise rates sometime next year.
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The decision to restart drilling also highlights Manila's energy security concerns, especially as the country's Malampaya natural gas field, also located in the South China Sea, winds down, Taylor noted.
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Even as this console cycle winds down, the PlayStation 4 has managed to break records, with the PS4 becoming the second bestselling home console ever, coming in under the PS2.
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Trump hosts senators to discuss immigration as shutdown winds down So much for the President who two weeks ago promised to "take the heat" on passing a bipartisan immigration deal.
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There may be a break in the selling as the year winds down but a "dreadful bear market" is in the cards for 2019, according to hedge-fund veteran Mark Yusko.
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Analysts said they expected U.S. crude stockpiles rose 1.3 million barrels last week, the second straight weekly build, as the peak summer period for U.S. driving and gasoline consumption winds down.
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As Cruz winds down, we post up by the front door with the news crews and some other suckers in Cruz jerseys, hoping to catch the man on his way out.
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When the hype cycle winds down, realistic judgment takes its place and the full complexities of a relationship like the one between people and social media can be examined without interference.
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At both the elite and rank and file level, Democrats are overwhelmingly content with the thought of a Clinton presidency, and will become more so as the Democratic primary winds down.
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As the year winds down at the city's schools — Tuesday is the last day for public schools — art projects come off the walls, final grades get figured and yearbooks are signed.
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LOS ANGELES — Lakers fans are spending hundreds of dollars on tickets to bid farewell to Kobe Bryant as he winds down his final season in a Hall of Fame-caliber career.
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I run into trouble because there are so many things I want to order and so few things I am willing to leave on the table as the meal winds down.
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Ballet Theater's season winds down with the final performances of Alexei Ratmansky's charming "Whipped Cream," in which a young boy overindulges at a confectionery and is eventually rescued by Princess Praline.
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The GOP is expected to shift its focus to tax policy as the window to repeal and replace Obamacare in the Senate with only a majority vote winds down this week.
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But Congress has imposed restrictions on transfers, including banning all transfers to the United States, making it unlikely Obama will be able to fulfill his promise as his presidency winds down.
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As The Masked Singer season 2 winds down, there are only a few mysteries still waiting to be unmasked, and one of them was which celeb was the superbly costumed Thingamajig.
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America's corporate titans have cited the potential damage to the nation's labor force in urging Congress to find a solution for those workers before the program officially winds down March 5.
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Lonmin will cut 3.93,23.9 jobs in 21 as part of the 212.2525,600 employees it plans to cut over the next three years, as it winds down high cost production, Magara said.
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Barry LurieBala Cynwyd, Pa. To the Editor: As the House Intelligence Committee's inquiry winds down and moves to the Judiciary Committee for final action, the House should consider censure, not impeachment.
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It transferred a record $97.7 billion in 2015 but the amount has declined since then and should continue to do so as the central bank winds down its $4.4 trillion balance sheet.
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As CES 2017 winds down, Samsung is making good on a promise it made at CES 2016: It's releasing an iOS app for its Gear smartwatches so they'll work with the iPhone.
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The fighting in the opium-rich province comes as the lucrative poppy harvest winds down, and the insurgents, who largely control the drug trade, are now flush with cash and new recruits.
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"As our time winds down, we all seek comfort in simple pleasures -- companionship, everyday routines, the taste of good food, the warmth of sunlight on our faces," Gawande wrote in his book.
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As 2018 winds down and we settle into the swing of the holiday season, it's time to start thinking about the New Year's resolutions we want to set for the year ahead.
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Argentina returned to the international bond markets for the first time in 33 years on Monday as it winds down a long-running battle with investors following its 2001 default, IFR reported.
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JERSEY CITY, New Jersey (Reuters) - Phil Mickelson is still chasing two significant milestones as his career winds down; a U.S. Open championship and victory in Europe with the American Ryder Cup team.
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The planemaker has delivered 1,116 of the -20173, the smallest jet in its current lineup, and Southwest will fly nearly half of them by the time its spree winds down in 2018.
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Osama al-Nujaifi, Baghdad's Sunni Vice President, was in Washington for talks with senior State Department and congressional officials to discuss issues facing Iraq as the battle against Islamic State winds down.
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There are still more potential hits to come as 2018 winds down: "Ralph Breaks the Internet" and "Creed II" come out next week and "Aquaman" and "Mary Poppins Returns" premiere next month.
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While the clock winds down, some will fight, some will hide, others will embrace what it means to Purge to its fullest extent -- whether for revenge, personal gain, protection, or unadulterated glee.
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And when the game winds down to the final minutes and remains tight, the Knicks rely on Rose and Anthony, running pick-and-rolls through them, Hornets Coach Steve Clifford has said.
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As the third quarter winds down, the dollar index, a gauge of its value against six major currencies, was on track to post its second consecutive quarterly gain of about 0.7 percent.
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"Across the country, campaign operatives are stuck," by Michael Kruse and Elena Schneider Life for political organizers who have no job, and no source of health insurance, as the primary winds down.
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The report comes as the clock winds down on Congress's deadline to reauthorize the controversial law that made the $100 million spying program possible, Charlie Savage at the New York Times reports.
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As another week winds down, investors in the bond market will be gearing up for the final batch of economic data for this week, while keeping an eye on the political sphere.
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As the most tragic hurricane season in a dozen years mercifully winds down next week, it is important to reflect on the countless ways people stepped up to serve their fellow citizens.
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Democratic in-fighting on the bill has cropped up throughout its development, but this recent disagreement come as time winds down for Congress to approve the legislation ahead of the new year.
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Ryback's post comes in the context of WWE taking him off television as his contract winds down; it's a contract he shows no intention of renewing, at least not at existing terms.
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Amid official schemes, one called Resolution was recently launched as a regulatory mechanism which restructures and, where necessary, winds down a lending institution by doling out losses to both equity and debt holders.
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Yet as 2017 winds down, there is still no clear answer to the central question at the heart of the probe: Did Trump's team collude with the Russian government during the 2016 campaign?
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As the sixth day in Pyeongchang winds down, the United States sits fifth in the overall medal table — with four gold, one silver and two bronze — and third in the gold medal count.
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The path forward for lasting peace is clear: A phased denuclearization, wherein Kim slowly winds down his nuclear program in exchange for matching sanctions relief, such as the "action for action" stated above.
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Hoskins' homer helps Phillies complete sweep of Marlins PHILADELPHIA — The Philadelphia Phillies might have the worst record in the major leagues, but a young ballclub is heating up as the season winds down.
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While the downstairs restaurant and lounge draws a slightly older crowd, the hotel's biggest attraction is its booming penthouse bar and club, where a line for entry winds down the block most weekends.
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But as the crisis off the coast of Yokohama winds down, focus now turns to Tokyo, where critics say the government's response has seemed more concerned with managing public perception than the outbreak.
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A number of earnings reports are expected as the quarterly reporting season winds down, with a number of retailers like Tiffany, Dick's Sporting Goods, Dollar General, Best Buy and Ulta Beauty releasing results.
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The broad demand for documents suggests that Trump and entities connected to him may face continued scrutiny by federal prosecutors, particularly in New York, even if special counsel Robert Mueller's probe winds down.
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Disgruntlement in Congress will only grow worse as the Fed gradually winds down the enormous stash of bonds it built over the last eight years to support the mortgage market and encourage lending.
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As 2019 winds down and investors look to the 2020 IPO pipeline, the investment firms with the highest number of potential winners are New York-based Tiger Global and Silicon Valley's Sequoia Capital.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Drug regulators across Europe are hiring extra staff and increasing their workload as the role of British experts in the EU-wide system of medicines supervision winds down ahead of Brexit.
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Lunch service winds down, and after an hour of paperwork — setting staff schedules, reviewing protein, produce and dairy orders, more email — I head to Bywater American Bistro for a photo shoot for Nola.com.
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When that jet stream occasionally weakens and buckles, he said, it disrupts weather patterns - bumping warmer air into Alaska and pushing cold winds down into the U.S. Midwest and East Coast, Chenard said.
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Both Palestinian groups acknowledged Iranian backing last month, which suggested Tehran is reorienting its regional efforts as the Syrian civil war winds down in favor of President Bashar al-Assad, whom it reinforced.
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As the show winds down, we get to spend more time with each baker, which, for Great British Baking Show, means more time for each remaining contestant to look truly stressed out on camera.
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"The market still wants to own dollars as it winds down into Christmas and the New Year period," said David de Garis, director of economist at National Australia Bank, in a note on Friday.
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But if Game of Thrones doesn't question those underpinnings in detail as it winds down, it will have missed the mark when it comes to what made it so popular in the first place.
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Minnesota is one of the more exciting teams in the NBA with its collection of young talent and is playing better as the season winds down with four wins in the last eight games.
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As the Jr. NBA session winds down, I hop up off the bleachers juggling my notebook and a large iced coffee, then walk over to a partitioned area in the back of the room.
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The campaign has just half that amount scheduled, and late this week shifted ad money around rather than increasing its overall investment, suggesting a bit of penny-pinching even as the clock winds down.
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U.S.-China trade talks will color the stock market's action next week as earnings season winds down on Wall Street, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Friday as stocks dipped on lingering fears around the negotiations.
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As the U.S. earnings season winds down, the focus shifts to Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen's upcoming speech on Friday at Jackson Hole, Wyoming, for clues on when the central bank will raise rates.
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After the interview winds down, we ask the sheriff's assistant if we can set up a time to see Tent City Jail, and she graciously obliges, scheduling a tour for us later that afternoon.
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ABOUT THE MAVERICKS (32-46): Future Hall of Famer Dirk Nowitzki finds himself overseeing a young roster as his career winds down, and he is trying to impart some wisdom to his younger teammates.
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As the 22019 school year winds down, educators, nonprofit education leaders and funders for social good are planning programs, initiatives and curriculum for the upcoming school year as well as farther into the future.
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The chemistry between the French-speaking duo extends to pregame warm-ups, when they remain on the ice passing each other pucks for clear shots on an empty net as the clock winds down.
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But as the time period covered by the settlement winds down, county and federal officials, as well as fair housing advocates, are at odds over whether Westchester has honored the terms of the deal.
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But, trading volumes have been below average in the past few sessions as the earnings season winds down and as traders stay away from major bets ahead of a firmer handle on monetary policy.
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As the Tribeca Film Festival winds down in New York City, we're highlighting one of the most tech-driven parts of the event — Storyscapes, which showcased 10 works of virtual reality and interactive storytelling.
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LAUNCESTON, Australia (Reuters) - As the once-in-a-lifetime commodity boom winds down, a key concern has been what is going to replace the mega-projects built to feed China's appetite for natural resources.
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SAP, the world's leading provider of enterprise applications ranging from finance to supply-chain logistics, is pushing to offer more cloud-based services via subscription as it winds down its old licence-based model.
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The GOP nominee has frequently brought up Bill Clinton's past as the 2016 campaign winds down to the wire, inviting some of the women who accused him of sexual misconduct to Sunday's presidential debate.
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However, heightened deal-making could be an ominous signal, if it suggests companies are desperate to find growth as the economic expansion winds down, or if it indicates a euphoria echoed among stock investors.
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What's next: Zoom's clinics and providers won't change as the insurance company winds down by the end of the year, according to an April 21 memo from Zoom CEO Dr. Dave Sanders obtained by Axios.
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As the El Niño event winds down over the coming months we can expect somewhat lower global temperatures again for a while, but the global warming trend will continue until we phase out fossil fuels.
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Trump's hinting that he might pull out of the 2015 nuclear deal could ratchet up tensions, especially as the war against ISIS, which saw Iran and the US essentially on the same side, winds down.
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In a close match of Breakaway, when the relic crosses over between the two teams multiple times as the clock winds down, it's hard to look away before you find out who ends up scoring.
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AIM-listed Purplebricks dropped 6 percent after the online estate agent said its founder and chief executive, Michael Bruce, would quit immediately as the company winds down its Australian operations and reviews its U.S. business.
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Nippon's offer for Dulux comes as the Australian group's revenue growth slows and building materials suppliers face strong headwinds as an east coast homebuilding boom winds down and home values drop sharply, according to Reuters.
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Now, demand for crude is depressed as the market works through those record stocks of gasoline, just as the U.S. summer driving season winds down and refiners prepare to shut down facilities for fall maintenance.
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The extra capital will help Ergen build out a 5G wireless network as its network-sharing agreement with T-Mobile, which people familiar with the matter have said lasts six or seven years, winds down.
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Beyond August, there are questions about what happens to shipments and stocks when the U.S. driving season finishes and Saudi Arabia and Iraq start burning less crude as the summer air-conditioning season winds down.
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As the meeting winds down, Paul flashes a hint of his technical prowess, offering to send Pepe mobile phones that he has set up with encryption software to allow the two organizations to communicate securely.
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AIM-listed Purplebricks tanked 11.9 percent after the online estate agent said its founder and chief executive, Michael Bruce, would quit immediately as the company winds down its Australian operations and reviews its U.S. business.
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The shows previously scheduled for Friday in Fargo, North Dakota; Saturday in Clive, Iowa; and Monday in Tulsa, Oklahoma, will be pushed to the end of his current U.S. run, which winds down in May.
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Venoco has wanted to walk away from the pipeline, taken offline in December, as it winds down in its second bankruptcy, triggered in part by its failure to renew its drilling lease in Beverly Hills.
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With the addition of Nunez and Olson, it could shrink the playing time of Yonder Alonso and Danny Valencia as the A's take a look at some of their prospects as the season winds down.
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After production of the old Ram 1500 winds down, the Warren plant will be retooled to make two new Jeeps as well as the Ram Heavy Duty trucks, which are currently assembled in Saltillo, Mexico.
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Its delicate rows of T-shaped vines, with grapes ranging from Roussanne and Voignier to Syrah, run to the edge of the property's tasting room, and there a trellised stairway winds down toward the creek.
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There is a fountain in front and an artificial stream that winds down into the swimming pool in back, as well as an outdoor kitchen with a barbecue area and a pizza oven and firepit.
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The U.S. pork industry — whose commodity was among the hardest hit by China's retaliatory tariffs — breathed a sigh of cautious relief following news of a deal that winds down tensions between the U.S. and China.
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After an intense day in the studio, Hambling typically winds down with "a malt whiskey or a can of Special Brew," and the British television soap "Coronation Street," in the comfort of her living room.
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While a 'no deal' brexit is still not inevitable the chances of it happening have stepped up sharply in recent months as the clock winds down towards exit day with no withdrawal agreement in place.
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The third quarter winds down on Monday, and the overnight, repo market as it's known, could face strong demand as banks pull back on lending to spruce up their balance sheets to closeout the quarter.
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The committee hasn't released details on the hearing, but it comes as the clock winds down for Republican Federal Communications Chairman Ajit Pai to unveil his final plan to scrap Obama-era net neutrality rules.
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The MacArthur Award-winning tap dancer, joined by her eclectic company, Dorrance Dance, winds down the year at the Joyce Theater in Manhattan with two works that celebrate the agility of the body and brain.
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As earnings season winds down and with the majority of profit reports in the rear mirror, investor focus will shift back to macro concerns such as economic data and trade issues, including Friday's U.S. employment report.
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According to Reuters, banks in the region borrowed a combined 739 billion euros in four tenders in the ECB's second TLTRO facility but there's now concerns on what will happen after it winds down its operations.
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As the third-quarter earnings season winds down and with no major economic data scheduled for the week, trading volumes were thin and expected to get even quieter in the run-up to the Thanksgiving holiday.
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"I think the market is now going to obviously shift to the economic data and probably less emphasis on earnings as the earnings season winds down," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at First Standard Financial.
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As the year winds down many investors will sell investments that have posted big gains and buy those that seem poised for future growth, or maybe because they appear as relative bargains based on recent underperformance.
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Finally, as the year winds down, all of those external headwinds that kept the Fed on hold have dissipated, and officials have once again paved the way for a rate increase at the December FOMC meeting.
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As his first term—and perhaps his presidency—winds down, Trump may become a victim of his own success, as diminishing returns in judicial policy make it harder for the conservative legal community to stomach him.
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The reality is, Pelosi has already made clear she'll just repeatedly move continuing resolutions and try to jam McConnell and Trump, but that's the pitch Republicans hope resonates with the President as the clock winds down.
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Jimmy Vesey As the season winds down, the Nashville Predators (39-24-13) are one of the hottest teams in the league and can claim a playoff spot Tuesday with a win and a Colorado loss.
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Ultimately, as the album winds down, Barnett seems to have found solace in the collection of mental images he's amassed of his youth, however mundane—the guy sure can make a cup of coffee sound romantic.
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One of the big regrets we art critics feel as the season winds down is about the museum shows we didn't review, the ones that got caught in the midyear pileup of openings across the city.
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Still, as the year winds down, it's worth taking a moment to remember some of the most notable deals that didn't come to pass, depriving bankers, lawyers and other advisers of millions of dollars in fees.
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Christopher Harvey, the firm's head of equity strategy, believes the Turkey debt crisis will spark a crisis of confidence in the United States as earnings season winds down, and headline risks become front and center again.
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As the era of quantitative easing winds down and interest rates go up, Gross has told investors not to panic, but to expect a "mild" bear market with returns of zero to 1 percent at best.
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Indeed, as it winds down the Scion brand, Toyota is describing its laboratory experiment as a success, claiming that 45 percent of Scion owners remained in the Toyota group of brands for their next purchase or lease.
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Odland, a CNBC contributor who once served as CEO of both Office Depot and AutoZone, said there is a "double whammy" coming from the Federal Reserve as it raises interest rates and winds down its balance sheet.
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Yet as the third season of "see now, wear now" winds down at New York Fashion Week, evidence is mounting that the decades-long tradition of showing fall collections in the spring will be tough to shake.
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In the near term, crude oil prices can fall by $7 to $10 a barrel in the back half of the summer as peak driving season winds down, he told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" on Monday.
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Look, see: It's been said that second-term Presidents ease up as their role winds down; they push through policies that they care about without fearing reproach from an angry Congress or, worse, an angry voting block.
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Most polls have Trump ahead, but it's close, and both candidates have been hitting the state hard and using A-list surrogates; as the campaign winds down, Clinton was in Cleveland with none other than LeBron James.
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As the summer winds down and you're jetting off for the last warm-weather getaway, you might want to think about keeping some travel-sized hand sanitizer in your carry-on bag — especially if you're a germaphobe.
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Data on Friday showed U.S. consumer spending accelerated in November and shipments of key capital goods orders increased for the 10th straight month, the latest signs of strong momentum in the economy as the year winds down.
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Washington (CNN)As Ben Carson winds down his campaign, the other GOP contenders are all circling to pick up his support, eager to prevent him from playing what they've seen as a "spoiler" in yet another contest.
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New orders for key U.S.-made capital goods unexpectedly fell in October after three straight months of hefty gains, but a sustained increase in shipments pointed to strong momentum in the economy as the year winds down.
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At one point in the movie, Getty Sr. does pull out his wallet, buying a masterpiece while Paul continues to languish with his kidnappers, an ordeal that grows more frightening and byzantine as the clock winds down.
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Israel sees an outside catalyst for the violence - Iran, which both Hamas and its sometime ally Islamic Jihad say has pledged unlimited assistance for them as the Syrian civil war, where Tehran deployed reinforcements for Damascus, winds down.
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As Yahoo winds down its time as an independent company, its fate shows how important adaptability is for Facebook, said Bret Taylor, who's worked in high-level positions under Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
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Teams better hope their caffeine, power drink and sugar supplies go the distance, because once the 24-hour clock winds down, they'll have just 60 seconds to pitch their product to a panel of well-rested Hackathon judges.
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As the series winds down to its conclusion, most of those characters have either died or converged on a single point: Winterfell, the place where it all began and the place where humanity will make its last stand.
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The evening at Players Saloon winds down when Nilsa leaves with her friends Shawna and Katrina, who is in tears because Codi tells Nilsa that Jeremiah and Gus had a bet over who would get with her first.
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While Wall Street is trading near record levels, volumes have been below average in the past few sessions as the U.S. earnings season winds down and traders avoid major bets until a clearer picture on monetary policy emerges.
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As far as the Mets go, deGrom's three remaining starts this season—including one against Chris Sale, his American League counterpart in excellence—are probably the only reason left to watch the team as the season winds down.
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Domestic manufacturers say a more open trade stance has left them unable to compete against imports, while working-class Argentines have complained about rising utility bills as the government winds down subsidies even as it cuts corporate taxes.
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Mr. Obama has done his share of ridiculing and throwing shade at Mr. Trump, but as the bruising midterm season winds down, it is clear that the two men have fundamentally different approaches to the business of campaigning.
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As "Vice" winds down, there is a scene of a political focus group during which a young woman, bored by all the partisan bickering and talk of abstract issues, looks forward to the next "Fast and Furious" movie.
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As the regular season winds down, we took a look at where all 30 teams stand, using record, playoff odds from 538, and the strength of their remaining opponents (a lower rank indicates an easier schedule) from Tankathon.
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Two to three feet of snow are likely, accompanied by winds of 30 to 50 miles per hour (48 to 1003 km per hour), before the storm winds down on Saturday afternoon, according to the National Weather Service.
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As the race for the South Carolina Republican primary winds down to the final five days, it has become a fight for the soul of the party — between Donald J. Trump and the party's last president, George W. Bush.
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Brazil's northeast cane crushing season is still some weeks off from ramping up its own ethanol mills, which accounts for only 22010 percent of Brazil's cane output, as the region winds down its interharvest period leaving biofuel supplies tight.
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Israel has repeatedly expressed alarm over the strength of these forces in Syria — both Iran and Hezbollah have called for Israel's destruction — and worries that they will increasingly turn their sights across the border as the war winds down.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. consumer spending accelerated in November and shipments of key capital goods orders increased for the 7333th straight month, data showed on Friday, the latest signs of strong momentum in the economy as the year winds down.
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As the U.S. earnings season winds down, the focus shifts to the annual meet of global central bankers at Jackson Hole, Wyoming, from Thursday, for clues on the health of the global economy and Yellen's stand on raising rates.
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Athanasiou converts in OT as Red Wings nip Wild DETROIT — Both the Minnesota Wild and Detroit Red Wings find themselves skating in uncharted areas as the NHL regular season winds down, and neither is excited by their current course.
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As April winds down and markets head into the old "sell in May and go away" adage, Stovall advised that investors should actually rotate, rather than get out of, the market amid doubts about President Donald Trump's policy agenda.
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Deutsche Bank has said that its capital levels will fall while it winds down assets in its bad bank and has regulatory approval for its common equity to drop from its current level of just over 13.5% to 12.5%.
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Instead, Gao said the country has benefited from a structural change in exports, a rebound in global demand, and domestic policy dividends, dismissing the assumption that China's exports would weaken next year when such front-loading inevitably winds down.
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The threat to our financial system remains, and until Congress winds down the GSEs and ends the federal government's destabilizing role in U.S. mortgage finance, efforts to improve U.S. financial market stability will be met with only limited success.
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"It's the destruction of another of the messy, dirty, human spaces we have, in favour of bright new, luxury spaces for those who can afford them," Jamie, the Chariots veteran, says with a sigh, as the protest winds down.
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The company winds down its spring season with two final full-length ballets on tap: This weekend is dedicated to "Swan Lake," which closes on Saturday night with some power casting: Misty Copeland and David Hallberg perform the leads.
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The two countries also have interests in Afghanistan and in the war against the Islamic State; in Syria, both Iran and the United States should be concerned about reconstruction as the seven-year-long civil war there winds down.
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While Wall Street is trading near records levels, volumes have been below average in the past few sessions as the U.S. earnings season winds down and as traders avoid major bets ahead of a firmer handle on monetary policy.
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Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsICE subpoenas Denver law enforcement: report Bottom Line DOJ inquiry tied to Clinton, touted by Trump winds down with no tangible results: report MORE (R-Ala.), and Brian Rell, previously chief of staff to Rep.
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The show winds down wonderfully with Walter Schulze-Mittendorff's sculpture "Robot from Fritz Lang's film Metropolis" (1926), which was recreated by the Louvre in 1994, standing in front of Stelarc's "Handwriting: Writing One Word Simultaneously with Three Hands" (1982).
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks ended steady on Thursday as a mixed quarterly earnings season winds down, but Treasury yields fell to two week lows as investors hedged positions ahead of the monthly U.S. government employment report due on Friday.
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As season two winds down (don't worry, I won't spoil what happens), the show tweaks a few small pieces of its formula, suggesting that season three will figure out how those small changes start a ripple effect of their own.
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The vote was hotly anticipated by foreign policy observers, because it was truly impossible to predict how the Obama administration would come down on the vote — the last one before it winds down and hands the reins to the Trump administration.
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Park's proposal was welcomed by her Saenuri Party but drew suspicion from rival parties which saw it as a move to divert attention from an influence scandal involving old acquaintances and to keep herself relevant as her presidency winds down.
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Now, as Sanders winds down his campaign in the wake of Clinton being crowned the Democrats' presumptive nominee, the network of activists he has created remains a potent tool for progressives with the potential to have a far reaching impact.
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"Although a recovery looks possible in the short-run as the anti-pollution campaign winds down, the risk is still that the economy fares worse this year than is generally expected," said Julian Evans-Pritchard, senior China Economist at Capital Economics.
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As the year winds down, we're looking forward to a new start in 2018, but there are other reasons to hope these next few months go quickly, and Lupita Nyong'o just tweeted something that makes the wait even more difficult.
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Mattis's legacy and views will be debated as his tenure winds down (he's officially leaving in February), but one thing is clear: His departure signals the end of an already chaotic era and the beginning of an even more unhinged one.
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As ULA pursues the next ambitious goal in space, Congress should focus on implementing a responsible plan that winds down our use of the RD-180 in a sensible manner while preserving the space-based defense capabilities our military requires.
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The United States has not updated its official number since then, though Pentagon officials have also said they are moving people and equipment from Iraq to Afghanistan as the fight in Iraq winds down and the U.S. refocuses on Afghanistan.
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But as Hezbollah winds down its involvement in the Syrian civil war and firmly establishes itself along the Israeli border with Syria as well as Lebanon, the group and Israel appear to have joined a new cycle of retaliation and accusation.
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The president met with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, House Speaker Paul Ryan, both Republicans, and Senate Democratic Leader Harry Reid and House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi on issues that have been a struggle as his second term winds down.
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The adult-oriented domain name is one of hundreds of website addresses that the bankrupt toy-store chain is looking to find a buyer for as it winds down its business and shutters 735 U.S. stores, according to court records.
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As this year's deer hunting season winds down, New York State officials report only one gun-related fatality among hunters this year, while at least five people have died statewide while hunting from tree stands — many more have been injured.
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"We're worried as the campaign in eastern Syria and Iraq winds down, we'll continue to see fighters move into" Libya and northern Africa, Mike Pompeo, the C.I.A. director, said at a security conference at the University of Texas this month.
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Scaling heights of rhythmic and harmonic complexity, the piece, played here by the Denali Quartet, winds down only slightly, making the final return of the theme shine through a remaining web of frenetic activity, no less triumphant for the struggle.
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Olson, who has served in Congress since 2009, also spoke to POLITICO about how he's making sure Houston continues to play an important role in space exploration even after the NASA's winds down its role in the International Space Station.
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President Obama seems to be enjoying his own freedom to say what he thinks, as his time in office winds down, and perhaps it hasn't been sufficiently noted that he has been offering a rationale for his views on social change.
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There is no doubt that as the United States winds down the Afghan war — the longest in American history, and one that has cost half a trillion dollars and more than 22012,19703 lives on all sides — regional adversaries are muscling in.
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Huber was tapped by then-Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsICE subpoenas Denver law enforcement: report Bottom Line DOJ inquiry tied to Clinton, touted by Trump winds down with no tangible results: report MORE to look into the matters.
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As the quarterly earnings season winds down and several big-box retailers are set to report this week, one portfolio manager is cautioning some investors who may look to beaten-down brick-and-mortar retail stocks as a value play.
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As the mobile app winds down to its final weeks (though the website is slated to stay online for the time being), we dug into the archives to find some Vines that capture the angst and ecstasy of being an electronic music fan.
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I say my final goodbyes to my boss and workers, all lovely people, and duck out of the party before it winds down to go get coffee with this woman who I'd been hitting it off really well with, or so I thought.
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LONDON, May 10 (Reuters) - Equatorial Guinea is in talks to sell liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply from its Punta Europa project to independent and state-backed oil companies and traders from 2020 as it winds down an exclusive deal with Royal Dutch Shell.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Global miner Rio Tinto has opened its books to more than a half-dozen potential buyers of its remaining two Australian coal mines as it winds down the sales process, two people familiar with the sale process said on Friday.
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In its quarterly earnings call, Ford CEO Jim Hackett said the company would offer only the Mustang and new Focus (in SUV-like Active trim) in North America at some point in the near future, after the current product cycle winds down.
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The two sides are looking to hammer out a timeline and logistics for a potential troop withdrawal, as well as guarantees that the Taliban will not host militant groups as the U.S. winds down its presence, sources close to the talks said.
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The most likely option: Trump winds down DACA in a manner that limits the impact of the termination on current beneficiaries but allows Congress enough time to find a constitutional and legislative solution for the program, in conjunction with significant commitments for enforcement.
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Newcrest, which has reported flat production in recent years, needs new projects to grow, especially as its Indonesian Gosowong project winds down and before its Papua New Guinean Golpu project ramps up, RBC mining equity analyst Paul Hissey said in a report.
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But Rouhani has consistently refused to talk to the US until it lifts economic sanctions — which US officials have consistently ruled out unless Iran winds down its nuclear program, which Tehran has also vowed not do to until the US removes sanctions.
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A US official told CNN that talks last week went well and the Trump administration is trying to keep the momentum going as the 90-day clock winds down, even as top officials have acknowledged they still remain far apart on key issues.
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WASHINGTON — Federal prosecutors in Virginia are investigating a secret Turkish lobbying effort that once involved Michael T. Flynn, the former national security adviser, even as Mr. Flynn's role in the special counsel's investigation winds down, according to people familiar with the inquiry.
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For Mr. Assad, the siege strategy has proved the most effective way to wrest cities and neighborhoods from enemies by basically starving civilians living under their control, and even as the war winds down, he still uses it, often with dire humanitarian consequences.
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It's this fire dance, though—an oddly graceful and definitely dangerous execution—that first hushes an audience filled with sun and beer-drunk spectators and then sends them to their feet, cheering, as the song winds down and the fires go out.
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As the admissions process winds down, the dean and the director of admissions review the pool of tentatively admitted students and decide how many need to be "lopped," by having their status changed from "admit" to "waitlist" or "deny," the court papers say.
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The past two sessions' gyrations may be indicative of what is in store for the next several days as the quarterly earnings season winds down and traders focus on macroeconomic data, said Eric Wiegand, senior portfolio manager at U.S. Bank's Private Client Reserve.
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As the final episode winds down, you get the emotional realization from Blumberg and Rafsanjani that, while their lives are about to materially improve (to put it mildly), there's sadness in handing over the thing they'd built, and then showing up for work as employees.
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LONDON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - As the U.S. summer driving season winds down, a wave of gasoline barrels is headed for the Northeast market from Europe and the U.S. Gulf Coast, which will squeeze profit margins for local refiners in the country's biggest fuel-consuming region.
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The 34-year-old Gore, who is the 49ers' all-time leading rusher after spending his first 10 seasons in the league with them, is averaging only 3.1 yards per carry and has recorded 3 over four games this year as his career winds down.
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But as it winds down its years and it's becoming more and more problematic, it's gotten more and more vicious, more and more vile, and even the other mainstream media is talking about the single greatest pile-on in history and all between now and November 8.
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The unrest, coupled with political uncertainty in Europe – seen in Germany as Angela Merkel winds down her leadership and wider Europe ahead of European parliamentary elections in May 2019 – mean that Italy's controversial 2019 budget should no longer be the main focus of attention in the region.
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As the season winds down, it is more and more narrowing in on two groups of castmembers: Those women who seem to be looking for drama in every single moment, and those women who, despite the whirlwinds of conflict, keep their heads mostly screwed on straight.
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So even as CNN's stakeout spotted DC prosecutors entering Mueller's offices—the type of people who Mueller might hand off cases to as he winds down—and the special counsel's staff carting out boxes, there's also recent evidence that Mueller still has a longer game in mind.
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As the Democratic race for president winds down, some party strategists have complained that Mr. Weaver is the Vermont senator's enabler in chief, a true believer who could encourage his boss to keep fighting on after the June 14 primary in Washington, D.C., even though Mrs.
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Currently, Instacart has 21,2415 in-store shoppers, or paid Instacart couriers, at 22017 Whole Foods locations; 2600 of those couriers, who exclusively deliver groceries from Whole Foods, will no longer be able to make Instacart deliveries beginning February 1503, when the company officially winds down its partnership.
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As the Obama administration winds down its eight years of oversight and support of the health care needs of American Indian and Alaska Natives (AI/AN) from federally recognized tribes, a brief reflection on what has been accomplished and what might still be accomplished is worthwhile.
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His legacy in Switzerland is not so easy to determine as he winds down his phenomenal playing career without fading away: He remains No. 3 in the world rankings at age 38, and in July he came within one point of winning another Wimbledon singles title.
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WASHINGTON, June 10 (Reuters) - Turkey's F-35 pilots are no longer flying at a U.S. air base in Arizona, the Pentagon told Reuters on Monday, as the United States winds down Ankara's involvement in the advanced fighter jet program over Turkey's plans to buy Russian air defenses.
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"As the brilliant Game of Thrones winds down to its final season, we are thrilled to be able to continue our relationship with Dan and David, knowing that any subject they take on will result in a unique and ambitious series," said Casey Bloys, president of HBO Programming.
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The biggest fall on record in June, at 20 billion euros, had sparked concerns that lenders were trimming their exposure in anticipation of a fall in prices when the ECB eventually winds down its 2.3 trillion euros bond-buying programme, aimed at lowering borrowing costs and boosting inflation.
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Scheidt's grizzled timbre emerges a few minutes into the track as radiant guitar chords slowly blossom into what seems like an infinite crescendo; then as the track winds down, the final five minutes settle into a meditative groove before taking one last climb as the music slowly fades.
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The vendor reserve fund will be carved out of a broader budget meant to cover some expenses as the retailer winds down its business in the largest-ever U.S. retail liquidation, Toys 'R' Us lawyer Joshua Sussberg said at a hearing at U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Richmond, Virginia.
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The decrease was primarily due to a reduction of $3.8 million related to the development of lefamulin as the Company winds down its Phase 3 clinical trials, offset by increases of $23 million in staff costs due to the addition of employees and $0.5 million in research consulting fees.
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Remaining at his Florida estate for the entire week, Trump's views on the matter are likely to be reinforced by the cadre of outside advisers and friends who populate his private Mar-a-Lago club, though the winter crowds have thinned as the Palm Beach season winds down.
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"While the time for U.S. troops on the ground in northeast Syria winds down, the United States remains committed to our coalition's cause, the permanent defeat of ISIS, both in the Middle East and beyond," Shanahan said after a meeting on the sidelines of the Munich Security Conference.
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Dan KildeeDaniel (Dan) Timothy KildeeCongressional leaders downplay possibility of Capitol closing due to coronavirus Overnight Defense: VA deputy secretary fired | Impeachment trial winds down with closing arguments | Pentagon watchdog to probe use of cancer-linked chemical DOD watchdog will review military use of cancer-linked chemical MORE (D-Mich.).
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The assignment has ended, but no official notice has been sent to the Justice Department or to lawmakers, the Washington Post reported washingtonpost.com/national-security/justice-dept-winds-down-clinton-related-inquiry-once-championed-by-trump-it-found-nothing-of-consequence/2020/01/20163/ca83932e-32f9-11ea-a053-dc6d944ba776_story.html.
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The festival winds down with Jillian Peña's latest evening-length work, "The Natural Order," which explores what it means to be a part of a group, namely one whose members — Alexandra Albrecht, Leigh Lotocki, Jocelyn Tobias and Madeline Wilcox — strive to embrace both magic and the power of dance.
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But if you just have to plunge into any murky water as this summer winds down, the CDC has a few recommendations: Swimmers can either keep their faces dry, or just keep the water out of their noses, "by holding their noses, or using nose clips," Cope said.
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"We shared our concerns with the bill, including the refundable tax credit, continued enrollment under Medicaid expansion, the likelihood of a 'doc fix' scenario of Medicaid expansion as it winds down in 2020, the continuous-coverage language, and remaining regulations in the bill," FreedomWorks' president, Adam Brandon, said.
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As a result, a player who is one or two rebounds or assists short of the feat as the clock winds down, and sees "23-9-215" when he gazes up at the box-score screens suspended above halfcourt, may alter his behaviour in order to surpass the round-number threshold.
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Officials are leery of warning against travel to tourist-heavy Miami Beach as the summer season winds down – last year, 15.5 million people spent at least one night in Greater Miami, according to the area's Convention and Visitors Bureau, with nearly 50 percent of that figure staying in Miami Beach.
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It's been a rocky season so far in Boston, where the Celtics, expected to challenge for top spot in the Eastern Conference (non-Cleveland division), are firmly in the crowded middle of the pack at 10-8, one of eight teams hovering between eight and ten wins as November winds down.
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Related: Lawsuit Over Donald Trump's Former University Will Go to Trial His speech on Wednesday — the first of a series of policy discussions Trump is expected to give in the coming weeks — are part of a broader push by his campaign to appear more "presidential" as the primary election winds down.
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Lawyers at Kutak Rock and Milbank representing Gymboree said in a Monday filing in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Richmond, Virginia that the retailer wants to assign the lease, which runs through mid-July of 2022, because it no longer needs the office space for its remaining employees as it winds down.
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OliviaA top Citigroup executive is departing as the bank winds down a secretive $0003 billion business amid competition from private equityA little-known principal-investing team at Citigroup is being wound down, and the executive who led the group has left the firm, according to people familiar with the matter.
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While Israel has repeatedly hit Hezbollah affiliated targets over the course of the Syria civil war, the current escalation sows fears of a broader conflict as the Syrian civil war winds down and thousands of well trained and experienced Hezbollah fighters refocus their attention back on the conflict with Israel.
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As the day winds down, however, the remaining items on my good sleep to-do list sound hygge AF. The chime on my phone tells me and my girlfriend (because she sort of has to be on this reboot with me for it to work) that it's an hour until bedtime.
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As MakeUseOf noted, there's a clear message: any remaining owners of the affected phones "really need to consider your life choices," and more features are likely to be vanish into thin air as Microsoft winds down whatever remaining resources are supporting phones released as far back as the start of the decade.
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As Hamilton fever winds down, so too has "Ham4Ham," the series of bonus performances that Lin Manuel Miranda, his talented cast, and assorted guest actors and singers have been putting on almost every Wednesday since July 2015 to entertain those gathered outside the theater in the hopes of scoring a last-minute ticket.
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The fact that the two series will sort of pass in the night -- one getting started as the other winds down -- is emblematic of the reliance on established titles to stand out from the crowd, although the '80s have perhaps provided even more inspiration of late, than the decades that bookend it.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Training by Turkish pilots on F-35 fighter jets has come to a faster-than-expected halt at a U.S. air base in Arizona, U.S. officials said on Monday, as the United States winds down Ankara's involvement in the program over Turkey's plans to buy a Russian air defense system.
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But as the week winds down today in Paris, with sumptuous shows from Valentino, Elie Saab, and Jean Paul Gaultier, it calls into question whether the incomprehensibly expensive showcase still has a place within the industry, particularly during the current period of great economic instability across Europe, which has hit the fashion industry particularly hard.
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But dispirited House Republicans are picking up the pieces from losing 28503 seats last month and are in the midst of a leadership vacuum as Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanPaul Ryan moving family to Washington Embattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway MORE (R-Wis.) winds down his congressional career.
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Progressive leaders are urging Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE to keep up his fight in primary battles across the country even as his campaign winds down.
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After three weeks of back-to-back-to-back-to-back bombshells by federal prosecutors and special counsel Robert Mueller, it's increasingly clear that, as 2018 winds down, Donald Trump faces a legal assault unlike anything previously seen by any president—at least 17 distinct court cases stemming from at least seven different sets of prosecutors and investigators.
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Medical bills eat up your tax refund Use your tax refund to get a grip on credit card debt Only 6 percent of people plan to use their tax refund for splurges this year Here's why that big tax refund isn't great news for you As tax season winds down, do this now to make 2017 a breeze
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Some straight bloke in middle America might be listening to "Heaven Is a Place On Earth" while driving to work in his car thinking it's just a regular power ballad, but if he winds down his windows and a queer person overhears, they'll know that it is, in fact, one of this gen's most meaningful lesbian anthems.
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As the most unproductive congressional year in recent history winds down, House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) will be under tremendous pressure to pass an omnibus spending package that keeps the federal government open beyond Dec.
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So now, as the decade winds down and we realize the real problem is not, in fact, our lack of clever solutions, but instead our capitalist society and hollowed-out middle class, all we're left with is a Dada-esque set of instructions designed to render an egg completely inedible and, most importantly, Bigger Than Before.
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As the official part of the work winds down — CNN spotted Mr. Mueller driving into his office building on Monday — speculation abounds about what Mr. Mueller might do next, and his office has offered few clues: "The special counsel will be concluding his service in the coming days," Peter Carr, his spokesman, said in an email.
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Don't be fooled by the much-trumpeted "deal" that President Donald Trump reportedly struck with Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) to address the status of the 690,000 immigrants who will soon begin to lose their deportation protections as the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program winds down.
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Stories abound, as summer winds down to a cooling close, of toxically branded events, problems with outdoor sound quality, some prick on just a bit too much coke walking past you and friends and knocking a drink out of your hand "for a laugh" while portable toilets lose their ability to deal with all the human waste poured inside them.
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As both sides sift through the debris, here are some important points: As the Syrian civil war winds down, a new conflict is emerging among Iran, which appears to want a lasting Syrian base to threaten Israel; Israel, which is determined to prevent this; and the government of President Bashar al-Assad of Syria, which showed renewed confidence in firing on Israel's warplanes.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE faces a slew of unappetizing choices in Syria as the war against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) winds down.
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Read more: A top Citigroup executive is departing as the bank winds down a secretive $1 billion business amid competition from private equityMason said on Monday he thinks Citi will hit its 12% ROTCE ambition or "get pretty darn close," but he made clear that Citi wouldn't sacrifice businesses that the bank believes offer long-term strategic advantages to hit a short-term goal.
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THE TOPLINE: President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE faces a slew of unappetizing choices in Syria as the war against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) winds down.
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ET * Valeant surges on better-than-expected profit * Priceline falls as forecast disappoints * Futures: Dow up 12 pts, S&P down 0.5 pts, Nasdaq down 1.5 pts (Adds details, comment, updates prices) By Tanya Agrawal Nov 2.13 (Reuters) - Wall Street was set to open close to record levels on Tuesday as earnings season winds down and investor expectations shift to a much-awaited cut in corporate taxes.
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What if you want to throw on something from Adele's 25 as the party winds down (not available streaming … maybe try YouTube?) While a few megastars like Adele, Taylor Swift, and Beyonce may be able to get away without streaming or with limited streaming, time and time again we've seen even artists who championed Tidal or Apple Music exclusivity quickly move away from it.
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EMS revenue growth will continue to approximate GDP-like levels --Capital expenditures decline to about $800 million FY2016 (from $963 million in FY2015) and normalize around 3% of revenue as expansion investment winds down; --Jabil will continue paying dividends of approximately $60 million-$9083 million per year; the ratings assume the company authorizes a new share repurchase program and continues to repurchase shares commensurate with historical levels for anti-dilution purposes.
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Bon-Ton is headed to liquidation, and more than 200 stores will be put on the chopping block as the business winds down and vacates malls across the U.S. The department store chain, which also owns banners Carson's, Younkers and Elder-Beerman, was forced into filing for bankruptcy protection earlier this year, weighed down by a burgeoning debt load and struggling to compete online with the likes of Amazon and Walmart.
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As the clock winds down on congressional Republicans' chance to repeal ObamaCare without threat of a Democrat filibuster — the Senate parliamentarian ruled two weeks ago that the opportunity to repeal ObamaCare via reconciliation will expire on September 30 — I'm going to do in this column what I only rarely do: Directly share comments I've received in recent days about the issue from Tea Party Patriots supporters across the country.
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Additional Reading • Mueller Exposes the Culture of Lying That Surrounds Trump • Manafort Discussed Deal With Ecuador to Hand Assange Over to U.S. • As Flynn Case Winds Down, Investigation of Turkish Lobbying Persists • Supreme Court's Double Jeopardy Case May Have Implications for Trump Associates President Trump on Monday cast his trade truce with President Xi Jinping of China as a success, promising rapid benefits for American farmers and automakers.
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In 2017, then-Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsICE subpoenas Denver law enforcement: report Bottom Line DOJ inquiry tied to Clinton, touted by Trump winds down with no tangible results: report MORE sent letters to 29 cities cities, municipalities and states, including Denver, considered to have adopted policies that give extra protection to undocumented immigrants, saying those policies may violate federal law while threatening to withhold law enforcement grants.
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VA Secretary Robert WilkieRobert Leon WilkieOvernight Defense: US deploys low-yield nukes on submarines | Watchdog warns Iraq withdrawal 'likely' means ISIS resurgence | What to watch in Trump's State of the Union Overnight Defense: VA deputy secretary fired | Impeachment trial winds down with closing arguments | Pentagon watchdog to probe use of cancer-linked chemical No. 2 VA official fired MORE confirmed he fired his deputy but offered little in the way of explanation.
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Analysts also noted that there were no changes to the ECB's plan to reinvest funds from maturing bonds, providing a layer of support for bonds markets even as the central bank winds down QE. Bond yields from Italy, the country seen as the most vulnerable to higher borrowing costs, also fell, with short-dated yields down 20.5 basis points at 27 percent IT22YT=RR, having been 25 bps higher shortly before the ECB statement.
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The smoking ban comes as the clock winds down on the Obama administration and is scheduled to go into effect in 18 months, but it could be overturned by President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE and the incoming Republican-controlled Congress.
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VA Secretary Robert WilkieRobert Leon WilkieOvernight Defense: US deploys low-yield nukes on submarines | Watchdog warns Iraq withdrawal 'likely' means ISIS resurgence | What to watch in Trump's State of the Union Overnight Defense: VA deputy secretary fired | Impeachment trial winds down with closing arguments | Pentagon watchdog to probe use of cancer-linked chemical No. 2 VA official fired MORE has committed to change the culture of the VA to one that more fully integrates veteran caregivers.
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Dan KildeeDaniel (Dan) Timothy KildeeOvernight Defense: VA deputy secretary fired | Impeachment trial winds down with closing arguments | Pentagon watchdog to probe use of cancer-linked chemical DOD watchdog will review military use of cancer-linked chemical Pelosi digs in on impeachment rules fight MORE (D-Mich.) that asks how long the DOD has known PFAS was harmful to human health, how the military will address cleaning up the substance, and how it will take care of service members and communities harmed by PFAS.
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For now, officials in Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein's office continue to handle management of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election, but Whitaker's ability to pull rank as the acting attorney general and overrule Rosenstein's judgment may prove crucial in coming weeks as the investigation winds down -- leading to mounting questions about what steps Whitaker has taken, or not taken, to heed any ethics advice after now serving 28 days as the nation's top law enforcement officer.
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The smoking ban comes as the clock winds down on the Obama administration and is scheduled to go into effect in 18 months, but it could be overturned by President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and the incoming Republican-controlled Congress.
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House chairman wants answers: In a statement later Monday, House Veterans Affairs Committee Chairman Mark TakanoMark Allan TakanoOvernight Defense: VA deputy secretary fired | Impeachment trial winds down with closing arguments | Pentagon watchdog to probe use of cancer-linked chemical Committee on Veterans Affairs sends important message during tense Senate time VA leader must demonstrate commitment to ending harassment MORE (D-Calif.) said he spoke with Wilkie in the morning about "changes to VA's staff structure," but that he still had "many questions" about Byrne's firing.
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Dan KildeeDaniel (Dan) Timothy KildeeOvernight Defense: VA deputy secretary fired | Impeachment trial winds down with closing arguments | Pentagon watchdog to probe use of cancer-linked chemical DOD watchdog will review military use of cancer-linked chemical Pelosi digs in on impeachment rules fight MORE (D-Mich.) that asks how long the Defense Department has known PFAS was harmful to human health, how the military will address cleaning up the substance, and how it will take care of service members and communities harmed by PFAS.
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Eventually, Trump winds down, and the town hall closes with a final act: An impassioned speech from a woman named Melissa Young, who was introduced earlier as Miss Wisconsin 2005, makes an impassioned speech, getting up from the front room and informing the audience that she is suffering from a terminal illness, but that the fame she gained from Trump's pageant—and a kind note from the pageant master himself—changed her life, allowing her to set up a scholarship fund for her son.
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There are more traditional Vegas experiences, too: The Cosmopolitan hotel's slice counter, hidden at the end of an unmarked, record-lined hallway on the hotel's third floor, is known as "Secret Pizza," and seems busiest as the hotel's nightclub winds down, and Evel Pie, where Mr. Rotolo was once the head pizzaiolo, has a punk-rock-meets-Evel-Knievel aesthetic, replete with a Knievel-themed pinball machine, '70s-era bunting and music, and the words "Live Hard, Ride Fast, Eat Pizza" in lights above the bar.
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Concentration in one large customer creates risk for short-term volatility around long-term trends in DMS; --EBIT margin (under Fitch's calculation) approaches 4% over the rating horizon based on increasing mix of higher-margin DMS segment; --Mid-cycle FCF exceeds $500 million annually through the rating cycle (with annual fluctuations around that figure likely); --Capital expenditures decline to about $850 million in FY2016 (from $963 million in FY2015) and normalize around 9083%-3% of revenue over the next several years as expansion investment winds down; --Ongoing dividends of approximately $60 million-$70 million per year; share repurchases between $800 million and $1 billion in aggregate from FY2017 to FY2018, representing 40% of cash from operations.
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