Sentences with phrase «headlines last»

This neighborhood made headlines last year as one of the most popular neighborhoods for Los Angeles real estate.

Brexit and Trump may have grabbed the most headlines last year, but several other important political events with populist overtones could also have major implications on the global economy and international real estate developments.

MacSween, you might remember, made headlines last year when she said on - air she would be «tempted to run over» Yassmin Abdel - Magied.

Taylor Swift is now on Tidal.Swift made headlines last year when she spoke out against Spotify's free tier and pulled her entire music catalogue from the streaming service, but apparently, that doesn't mean she's against people streaming her tunes... Read more

grahamcluley.com - CNN anchor Anderson Cooper found himself making headlines last week when his Twitter account appeared to have said something apparently designed to bruise the US president's ego.

The rhino, named Sudan, made headlines last year after it was...

Bithumb, which hit the headlines last year due to security lapses and this month for its prestigious partnership with online shopping mall WeMakePrice, accrued 317.7 bln won ($ 297 mln) in commissions.

Bitcoin was in the headlines last week after Russian police arrested three people for illegally trading in the digital currency.

Magic Leap made headlines last year after securing $ 542 million in funding, with Google being one of the main backers.

As Apple made headlines last year when it established a new tier of flagship smartphone prices, buyers have been wary about future models of the same caliber from other brands.

Ether, the cryptocurrency based off of and powering the blockchain technology Ethereum, made headlines last month after soaring to over $ 400 a coin.

The Mirai botnet grabbed headlines last month for taking down the website of cybersecurity reporter Brian Krebs with a huge DDOS attack.

A much - vaunted deal between the government of Honduras and startup Factom made headlines last year, though the project appears to have stalled amid negotiations.

Hogg made national headlines last week after he told entertainment and news website TMZ that he had been rejected from the University of California, UC San Diego, US Santa Barbara and UC Irvine but he had been accepted at Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton, Cal Poly and Cal State San Marcos.

The project made headlines last month after Seagal, best known for his action film roles in the 1990s, publicly endorsed the cryptocurrency offering through his official Twitter account - a notable development given the string of endorsements seen last year and the subsequent warning by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) regarding celebrity involvement in token sales.

This somehow corroborates with another render that dominated headlines last week, which suggests that Apple is veering away from the antenna lines for the iPhone 7.

Google's announcement that it was partnering with Compare.com and CoverHound, which made headlines last week, included the unveiling of an online comparison tool that includes a list of major carriers that have signed on as partners.

The distinctions made around the public good of learning have a long history, dating back in the West, I am finding, to the medieval monasteries, but they hit the headlines last week.

Ontario's Ministry of Labour made headlines last week when they began an annual blitz on potentially abusive employers.

There is still a long way to go in refilling the state's reservoirs (not to mention groundwater), although Lake Oroville made headlines last week as news outlets reported quickly rising water levels.

After making headlines last year for pledging to invest $ 3 billion in renewable energy technologies, he's upped the ante on curbing climate change by offering a $ 25 million prize to whoever comes up with the best way of removing significant amounts of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.

Griffin made headlines last week when he told a National Public Radio interviewer he wasn't sure global warming was a problem.

(Levi's also made headlines last year for advising customers not to wash their jeans, in an effort to reduce water usage.)

The United States and China made headlines last year with their Climate Pact, but significant collaboration had already occurred at the subnational levels.

The American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) made headlines last week after Wisconsin Republicans introduced a virtually word - for - word copy of the ALEC «model» Right to Work Act, following on the heels of Michigan and other states that have taken up the ALEC - inspired anti-union measures in recent years.

The Netherlands made headlines last year when it built the world's first solar road - an energy - harvesting bike path paved with glass - coated solar panels.

While Tom Price's aviation activities dominated headlines last week, news also emerged that Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke chartered a private flight on a plane owned by oil and gas executives.

Fair Trade Man, aka Ben Clowney, hit the headlines last year by eating nothing but fair trade products for two weeks.

Peter Doig hit the headlines last year when one of his paintings sold at auction for # 5.7 million, making him Europe's most expensive living painter.

Caitlin Keogh (b. 1982) made headlines last fall for her solo debut at Bortolami.

Abu Dhabi and Dubai are both buying art aggressively to fill permanent collections for their museums, but then so is Qatar, which made headlines last year when royal collectors reportedly purchased a Rothko for $ 72.8 million, a Bacon for $ 53 million, and a Damien Hirst for $ 19.2 million.

Ubisoft made headlines last year for not including a female protagonists in Assassin's Creed Unity.

The game has found itself the subject of several critical headlines this last week, forcing EA Mythic to come out in defence of the title.

Hilton made headlines last month when it announced that it is cutting its group bookings commission for travel partners.

After their arrival, they will head to the Presidential Palace where they will be greeted by President Andrzej Duda and First Lady Agata Kornhauser - Duda, who made headlines last week when a video of her appearing to dodge President Trump's handshake during his visit to Poland went viral.

Just look at the headlines last week about a $ 1B bank breach at a major institution with highly staffed security and fraud departments dedicated to watch - dog - hacking.

According to the headlines last year, emerging market equities could do no wrong.

Datawind had hit headlines last October when it unveiled Aakash, to be supplied to the HRD Ministry at Rs 2,276 a piece.

Amazon grabbed some similar headlines last year, when it was shown that Bezos had also patented airbag deployment for falling smartphones.

This is primarily attributed to the $ 50 Fire tablet which gained massive headlines last year and Amazon could not stock enough of them.

Media coverage on Luna and her handler (Ridwan Sururi) made international news headlines last year and book donations have skyrocketed.

Do you remember any headlines last year saying «Get Ready For A Summer Of Gas Price Heaven?»

The Porsche Macan made headlines last week when it was announced that Porsche would be recalling 58,881 Macan S and Macan Turbo models due to low - pressure fuel line issues.

As if the fact that Hyundai was bringing its flagship Equus to the United States wasn't news enough, Hyundai stole even more headlines last year by including a free Apple iPad with each car.

Chinese - backed startup Faraday Future made big headlines last month when it announced its FF 91 concept beat out Tesla in the 0 - 60 firearms race, cracking 60 mph in just 2.39 seconds.

Google's surprise guest was Ahmed Mohamed, the 14 - year - old high school freshman from Irving, Tex., who made headlines last week when his homemade clock alarmed a teacher, getting him suspended from school and detained by police officers.

Shootings at schools outside Dallas and in rural Kentucky made headlines last week.

Simmons College in Boston made headlines last week with the news that two online graduate degree programs it launched less than five years ago are on track to generate more tuition revenue than its 30 other graduate programs combined and nearly as much as its undergraduate offerings.

On the flip side we're also seeing a rise in cyber attacks in the education and public sectors with the Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks on the NHS making national headlines last year and more recently hoax bomb phishing emails demanding money from schools.

As the spring testing season is about to begin, Caroline Bermudez takes a look at the opt - out phenomenon that grabbed headlines last spring.