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Or the 19 other leaders of the world's biggest economies who reaffirmed their commitment to the Paris Agreement at July's G20 meeting.

Not exact matches

But as it and other digital «cryptocurrencies» have evolved, along with the public ledger system that makes up the blockchain, much of the bitcoin economy has been increasingly overtaken by big money — or by entrepreneurial prospectors who want to grab a piece of the bubblicious ICO phenomenon.

No. 2, you must also consider the biggest and most consistent competitor around, a guy who affects all companies of all sizes in all markets — his name is «I just want to keep my money,» and he does particularly well in a tough economy.

Opened as an experiment in 1912 near the company's most profitable location in Jersey City, N.J., the first A&P economy store was operated by a single man, who moved big volumes at warehouse prices.

The question is whether all these startups are really good for the economy or do we need big companies and are these entrepreneurs who are selling out for $ 60 million or $ 90 million really doing the patriotic thing?

But an even bigger concern, and a much greater exposure for our entire economy, relates to the efforts we're making to upskill our existing workforce — especially the folks in their 40s and 50s — who basically lack the digital smarts needed to be valued contributors to their businesses in the next few years.

In his paper «Mega-Events: The effect of the world's biggest sporting events on local, regional, and national economies,» he writes: «A local resident who goes to an All - Star Game when it is in town is spending money at the game that likely would have been spent locally elsewhere in the absence of the game.

The comments follow those of China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi, who Thursday criticized the U.S.'s decision to brand the country as a «strategic competitor» and dismissed the notion that it poses a threat to the world's biggest economy.

Austin, who is currently working on a book tentatively titled Not for the Faint of Heart, which focuses on the challenges faced by those navigating the new economy, predicts that psychologists will be the next big class of business writers.

But let's face it: With all the talk of small businesses being the backbone of the U.S. economy, it's really the big companies who rule the world.

Overall impact: It might have a positive impact on the economy — especially if you ask the people who propose enacting big taxes on marijuana like we do for alcohol and cigarettes.

Strategists who spoke to CNBC said it will only take another disappointing report from China — or a significant drop in the yuan — for global investors to once again put the world's second - biggest economy at the top of their worry list.

«The big portfolio managers who buy stocks in bulk have collectively decided that as oil goes, so goes the economy.

Richard Trumka mentioned no names as he vowed recently that labor would not endorse yet another presidential candidate who talks big about confronting inequality but offers an agenda that merely fiddles around the edges of the economy, meeting Wall...

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But for someone who has long fashioned himself as a master negotiator, Trump left it unclear whether he was bluffing or willing to risk a long trade dispute between the world's two biggest economies, with steep consequences for consumers, businesses and an already shaken stock market.

The argument from Gavin and other who supported increasing the transaction capacity by this method are essentially there are economies of scale in mining and that these economies have far bigger centralisation pressures than increased resource cost for a larger number of transactions (up to the new limit proposed).

a very thin skinned religious person who basically focuses all of his energy on worshiping on himself... What do you call it when the President disregards the definition of radical islamic muslims... wolf in sheep clothing... The bigger issue at hand is the economy, job creation, national debt, and maintaining a good middle class... all of which over the last 4 years has been failing..

While his company is not a big exporter he knows he is in a powerful position: «The future will all be about who will have the strongest economy to bid for our clean and safe meat.»

Mr McGufficke, who owned merinos when they were «worth nothing and being shot and put into the ground» after the collapse of reserve price scheme in 1991, said the prices were having a big flow on effect for regional economies.

By attacking public workers, they can demonize «big labor» and «big government» at the same time, while deflecting attention from the more logical target of Middle America's rage: the irresponsible Wall Street traders, whose risky, high - profit business practices brought down the economy, and the lax regulators who let them get away with it.

«Zephyr is fearless, independent - minded, and will stand up for working families against the big money donors and wealthy insiders who have rigged the economy in their favor.

On who will run the economy better, the Conservative lead has dropped from 17 points a month ago to only 4 points now, but their own percentage has dropped by only 3 points; the big shift was Labour gaining at the expense of «neither».

One of the people who responded to this survey, James Higgins of Henrietta says the economy is a big issue for him, especially the ongoing rise in his expenses.

The third description called her a «law professor and progressive,» who would «work to reverse the growing inequality of wealth and political power in New York» and «advocate against the power that big corporations have over our economy and politics and fight to give family businesses and working New Yorkers a fair shot.»

Mark Serwotka, general secretary of the Public and Commercial Services union added: «The truth is, this government shamefully has very little interest in challenging wealthy individuals and big businesses who deprive our economy of tens of billions of pounds by dodging paying taxes they owe.»

It wasn't one of the big difficult issues, so those who came here could just get on with their lives and contribute to our economy and our society.

But a similar proportion (30 per cent) of voters who are undecided or likely to change their mind say their biggest hesitation in voting Leave is the damage it might cause to the UK economy...

In 2005 Britain was the only big economy to open its doors completely to the eight new countries who joined the EU.

With 10 weeks until the big day on 23 June, the Remain camp are now deploying Alistair Darling — a man who knows a thing or two about winning referendum — to try to scare the bejaysus out of us all about the economy.

For critics who say this number is not big enough to matter, we must look at what effects obesity can have on our children and our economy.

Last week's local elections decided who will make most of the most important decisions in English cities over the next few years — decisions that will have a big impact on local economic growth across the country, as well as the national economy.

If we don't address this issue now it will not only be a big cost to those who can't move, but to the economy.

The big question is: do you want Alex Salmond or Nigel Farage sitting round the cabinet table, holding the UK to ransom with their merry band of nationalists; or the Liberal Democrats, who will fight tooth and nail to build both a stronger economy and fairer society.

It seems to me to be a very big difference if somebody who's putting up their own money and taking a big risk and creating wealth and jobs for the economy - well that's fair enough, that's the old British «good luck to them» argument.

There's a second, big issue there too, which is that so much power is now going to be vested into this Bank of England super-quango to end all super-quangos that we might create a position where we have a governor who is a single point of systemic risk to the whole economy if he starts making the wrong decisions.»

Niagara County Majority Leader Randy R. Bradt, R - North Tonawanda, who helped author the resolution that was introduced on the floor of the Legislature, noted that Nik Wallenda's 2012 walk not only captured the imagination of a billion people around the world, but offered a big boost to the local economy.

«The Cabinet veteran said he was a «big fan» of the Chancellor, who he said was «playing a blinder» on the economy and warned his rivals Mr Osborne «is bound to be a contender».

A similar ersatz, too - late populism motors The Big Short — the movie begins with a quote from Mark Twain — though the cognitive dissonance it produces is even more dizzying than that generated by The Other Guys «closing credits: The handful of fact - based finance guys the film tracks, who saw that the economy was headed for calamity and made billions of dollars while millions of people lost homes and jobs, are held up as conscience - bearers.

The bigger question is, how important is fuel economy to luxury drivers who are buying or leasing an $ 80,000 luxury sedan?

Fuel economy was the single biggest complaint that owners had about the old Traverse, and based on my experience, those who get the new Traverse should be a lot happier.

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A bad credit score can make buying a home a big time burden, especially in today's post-recession economy (or ongoing recession, depending on who you ask).

The gap between the products is just too big and airlines like Singapore Airlines (who are already flying their new Premium Economy product) and American Airlines (who will be introducing Premium Economy to their international fleet at the end of 2016) are moving to monetize that gap.

One big advantage that the Dreamliner has is that it offers personal screens for each Economy Class seat while the antiquated 767 - 300 still inflicts overhead screens on the entire cabin — nice for those who like a retro feel to their aircraft, not so nice for those who like to travel in a little bit of comfort.

The faltering economy - not the fragile environment - is the biggest motivator for frequent travelers who have become «more conscious of waste» according to a survey commissioned by Element Hotels, which is launching The Element Eco-Travel Index, an annual index of green travel habits among frequent travelers.

Spending in the so - called «sharing economy» is showing big gains among business travelers, who are increasingly turning to ride - sharing apps like Uber and Lyft as well as the accommodations - sharing service AirBnB.

Now the mantra has spread in a big way to China, and among economists who see more spending by Chinese consumers as a way forward for the global economy.

Anyone who reads the detailed scientific explanation of Mr. Gary Novak (/ / nov55.com/ntyg.html), can easily grasp that human use and abuse of fossil fuels do not have a significant impact on Earth climate; and that implementing the Kyoto Protocol would only harm the health of the economy — not only the profits of big corporations, but also the pockets of all consumers — even the poorest.

The lack of a shared long - term goal for cutting emissions represents a mixed result for President Bush, who had pledged last year to bring together most of the world's biggest economic powers — later called «major economies» by the White House — and produce a shared long - term goal for curbing greenhouse - gas emissions by the end of 2008.