Sentences with phrase «digest all»

Traders may want to pay particular attention to his «AM Reads» that provide a great digest of market news.

I'm particularly fond of list style articles because they're so much easy to digest and they look well - organized.

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As the Republican candidate's victory became clear on election day, global investors collectively hit the panic button, sending stocks and currencies on a roller - coaster ride as they tried to digest the shock news.

Companies, tax advisors and investors are scrambling to digest the new U.S. tax law.

This lively package of news and information from Tnooz's web site provides a convenient digest of what's happening in technology that drives the global travel, tourism and hospitality market.

It allows founders and angels to reach stylized arrangements that suit the circumstances, and the terms from an angel can sometimes be easier to «digest.»

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Great post, there is a lot to digest here.

A large part of our day is spent trying to find data that is relevant to our jobs, and what we can ignore — because we don't have time to digest it all.

The real estate industry is trying to digest the surprise, momentous industry news that broke after markets closed today.

«The last round of acquisitions took a while [for mining firms] to digest and assess what they did right and what they did wrong.»

If I was Greenspan, I would at least cut the Fed Funds target by a quarter at about 10:15 A.M. on Monday, giving the markets just enough time to digest any initial sell orders and providing something of a base from which to rally.

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And fruits and veggies together are hard to digest sometimes, so I listen to my body - optional 1tsp local honey or bee pollen

We want to digest this anti-trade rhetoric and this dollar - value mixed message.

Saxon said that any DOL redraft would have to go through a «multi-month comment period, then hearings, then [DOL] would have to digest» that feedback.

She nails the seemingly impossible task of leveling the playing field by imparting vital concepts in easy to digest bites.

Besides any new as - yet - unconfirmed transactions, each block contains the digest for the last block to have got the nod from the network.

In recent weeks, stocks have swung between ups and downs, as investors have attempted to digest the latest news out of Greece, the recent bear market in China and the growing likelihood that the Federal Reserve (Fed) will hold off on raising rates until after its September meeting.

If you are in a rush or too busy to digest all the content on the site before choosing the best baby carrier, fret not.

that interest you, you'll find all that and more in this daily digest.

«The market «melt - up» is over, or at least on pause, as investors seek refuge while they digest world events and the prospect of higher rates,» said Michael Hartnett, chief investment strategist at BofA Merrill Lynch Research.

«Chinese officials will likely pause to digest this move, and the series of other trade and investment moves coming at them in waves, before deciding how best to respond.

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Former Canadian Tire CEO Michael Medline has been handed the duty of steering Sobeys onto stronger footing as the grocer struggles to digest its three - year - old $ 5.8 - billion takeover of Canada Safeway.

Kindle Unlimited: If you're an avid reader, Amazon's new service can help you digest more digital books without paying full price.

With so many people hoping to be more engaged, companies that don't empower their employees to digest and share information are effectively shooting themselves in the foot.

Try to summarize your key challenges in just a couple of charts so it's more persuasive and easy - to - digest.

Whether it's a sell sheet, a digital rendering or a sketch, give them more meat to digest, Joyce says.

a. Indigestion When you break into the 30, 40 or 50 angel investments like Matt Brezina (ANGEL # 10), Joanne Wilson (TWIST # 358 & Fred's better half) and I have, you need time to digest these deals.

We digest information quickly, and we have a streamlined approach to tying up a deal.

This is massive and I need to read again so I can digest all of the points you mentioned here.

It turns out that the trillions of bacteria in your gut do more than just help you digest food and produce vitamins.

We live in a «snack - sized» world, meaning that we are able to digest information in short bites and shut down when we receive too much.

«We think it's appropriate for the Palestinians to digest what has happened.

In other words, because gardening takes us to our «happy place» on so many levels and all at once, it is an exceptionally powerful and efficient way to activate our parasympathetic nervous system — the rest / digest mode, which stimulates the body's healing response mechanisms and sets off a bio-chemical cascade of wellness.

Investors have had a long time to digest the taper news: Their reaction to the Fed actually shrinking the size of its bond purchases is likely to be smaller than their reaction in anticipation of such a move.

«You need time for people to debate, digest, and to distribute to the rest of the organization,» Norton says.

Some suggested that 10 days may be too little time to digest everything during the residency period, and Coleman notes that the 12 - month mentorship period goes by too quickly, especially for someone who can't devote herself night and day to building a business.

While many people can read a book faster than they can listen to someone reading it aloud, you can also digest audiobooks at an accelerated speed.

Build a site that is intuitive and easy for people to digest.

Instead of selling hours, we created packages that were easier for our clients to digest and we never looked back.

It's going to take people some time to digest [the legislation] and put in systems to do all of that.

Your ability to take complicated matters and turn them into easy - to - digest chunks is critical because you generally only have a few minutes of an investor's time to get them interested.

(It is worth taking a moment to properly digest the figures: the average modern employed 40 - something American male weighed fully 32 pounds more than in the early 1960s.)

Circa writes bits of news that are easy to digest on mobile devices.

Not to mention, reduced - fat products tend to replace harmless fats with low - performing carbohydrates that digest quickly — causing a sugar rush and, immediately afterward, rebound hunger.

This metaphor explains how the IT guru approaches her workplace network, and now you have a visceral (and universally understood) illustration of how to «digest» this information.