Sentences with phrase «biggest beneficiaries from»

Elsewhere, the iPad and iPad Pro are expected to be the next biggest beneficiaries from iOS 11.

Liu has bravely insisted he's still running for mayor in 2013, but that prospect will get even dimmer with the latest round of accusatory headlines; the biggest beneficiaries from Liu's decline are former comptroller Bill Thompson and current public advocate Bill de Blasio, both of whom would have tangled with Liu for labor union endorsements.

Furthermore, Ainsley Maitland - Niles is a central midfielder by trade, and may be the biggest beneficiary from the transfer, after the rest of us, who suffered 159 games of Mad Franky Coquelin.

The company is a big beneficiary from economic growth in emerging markets.

The biggest beneficiary from the popular vote was none other than Doki Doki Literature Club, the free - to - play cult favorite from Dan Salvato.

Not exact matches

The biggest beneficiaries: Pessina and KKR, who had agreed to receive a set number of shares (rather than a set dollar amount) from Walgreens.

Another way to insulate a portfolio from Europe: Buy Japan, «the single biggest beneficiary of a strong dollar,» Ayer says.

Their main effort centered on convincing people that all consumers benefit from the widest possible choice of products at the lowest possible price -; which means that consumers would be the biggest beneficiaries of lowered trade barriers.

Facebook is one of the biggest beneficiaries as advertisers move money away from television to the internet and mobile platforms.

The biggest beneficiaries of the CSPP may be smaller European companies that have traditionally been excluded from bond markets and have seen bank credit grow scarcer, Deloitte's Burgin says.

And because you've prepaid the taxes on the Roth IRA, your beneficiaries won't be hit with a big tax bill when they receive income from the account.

But much of the research conducted thus far suggests otherwise; the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, for instance, recently concluded that workers would receive a maximum of only a quarter of the benefits from tax cuts; and even then, it is most likely to be the higher earners that would be the biggest beneficiaries.

Future generations are the biggest beneficiaries of the dynamic gains from trade brought on by technological advances.

Both companies have been beneficiaries in recent years of big demand from Chinese consumers for Australian brands with a «clean and green» focus.

Just like Arsenal the Spanish La Liga champions needed to overturn a four goal deficit from the first leg but unlike us they managed it and broke a Champions League record into the bargain, but unlike us they were the beneficiaries of the decisions of the referee and you have to then wonder what might have happened at the Emirates on Tuesday if Arsenal had not been on the wrong end of the big calls.

A change in the law that most people do not think will ever affect them and one in which the beneficiaries of the change may never know what they have been saved from will never grab the biggest headlines.

But he insisted: «In reality, the only way to maintain high quality higher education with less government money is for the graduate beneficiaries to make a bigger contribution from the extra earnings they enjoy later in life.

Michael Kink, legislative counsel of Housing Works, an advocacy and service organization for people with AIDS, said the governor «moves health care money towards patients and front - line care providers, and away from big institutions that don't serve many Medicaid beneficiaries.»

Cuomo has been by far and away the biggest beneficiary of money from LLCs.

When Larry, a widower, learns he can not name his children as beneficiaries on his life insurance policy, he needs a big favor from Chuck: Sign on as Larry's domestic partner.

Then the biggest news hits when a will is discovered in Melvin's office, purportedly from Howard Hughes, which leaves Melvin a beneficiary to receive over $ 150 million.

Chuck owes Larry the biggest of favors, which Larry decides to cash in when he needs to get married in a hurry to prevent his children from falling victim to a loophole that would see them left with nothing should they need beneficiaries for his life insurance, since they won't have a parent or guardian for it to be left to.

Footnote 2: Here's a piece from Mike Shatzkin that points out publishers are now operating in an environment over which they have little control, and that Apple's iBookStore will be the big beneficiary of Apple's change.

And because you've prepaid the taxes on the Roth IRA, your beneficiaries won't be hit with a big tax bill when they receive income from the account.

But the Big 3's entreaties for action from the Obama administration have been opposed by smaller U.S. carriers, which say that the legacy carriers have themselves been beneficiaries of government largesse and argue that measures against the Gulf carriers would reduce competition and thereby harm consumers.

Russia and Ukraine were the two biggest beneficiaries of the JI system, which allowed them to trade emissions reductions units (ERUs) «proving» that carbon cuts had been made, for assigned amount units (AAUs) from rich world polluters, in the exotic lexicon of carbon trading.

One of the biggest reasons for this is because the proceeds from a life insurance policy may be used for any number of reasons by the beneficiary.

Filling information gaps extracts profits from the biggest beneficiaries of asymmetrical information.