Sentences with phrase «huge wall street»

And then (this part is new and part of Paladino's pre-primary media blitz), the focus turns to the «former liberal Congressman Rick Lazio,» who «voted for higher taxes and increased federal spending» and «took a $ 1.6 million bonus from a huge Wall Street bank getting a $ 25 billion - dollar taxpayer - financed bailout.

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Wall Street expects another huge jump in Amazon's revenue, but lower profits, compared with last year, when the company reports its first - quarter earnings on Thursday.

The Wall Street Journal has tackled a huge question: Should the «monopolies» of Big Tech — Facebook, Google, Amazon — be broken up?

Netflix had a huge beat on its Q4 subscriber growth numbers, both in the US and internationally, trouncing both Wall Street expectations and its own guidance.

In September 2016, the metric predicted a huge positive return over the next 12 months, a forecast that eventually came true and stood in contrast to the sentiment on Wall Street at the time.

Stock - based funds saw huge outflows in the days leading up to Friday's nonfarm payrolls report, which showed the economy added just 160,000 new positions, or 42,000 below what Wall Street economists expected.

From November on, Wall Street's excitement over Trump's campaign promises to greatly increase infrastructure spending and build a massive wall across the border to Mexico led to huge stock gaWall Street's excitement over Trump's campaign promises to greatly increase infrastructure spending and build a massive wall across the border to Mexico led to huge stock gawall across the border to Mexico led to huge stock gains.

Sanders also has been a vocal critic of Wall Street and champion of financial reforms, and his stance on those issues has drawn attention to Clinton's cozy relationship with Wall Street executives and the huge paychecks she has received for speeches to large banks since leaving the U.S. State Department.

During a trip to Wall Street, Mr. Chen pitched the carrier to the billionaire George Soros and won a $ 25 million commitment, a huge credibility boost.

Malkiel (left), the Princeton economist best known as the author of A Random Walk Down Wall Street, now in its 12th edition, took to the op - ed pages of the Wall Street Journal on Tuesday, saying investors who would «pull their money out of the stock market today to invest in bonds are making a huge mistake.»

Stocks in Asia and Europe are poised for huge losses on Monday, with pre-market futures trading signaling a continuation of Wall Street's epic selloff last week...

All of Wall Street's major indexes posted huge losses on Thursday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average shedding 420.22 points, or 1.7 %, to close at 24,508.98.

But then at the G8 meetings in 2011, President Obama went over along with Tim Geithner and said, our big campaign contributors are on Wall Street, and they've made huge bets that Greece can pay.

Rhoades identified the issue as «huge mistrust» for Wall Street: ``... The problem is, if we don't have trust in our system, we don't have [individual investors] participate in our capital markets... and that will result in reduced economic growth in our country.»

Instead of seeing all these IPOs on Wall Street where Wall Street takes a huge fee, we're starting to see this new phenomenon referred to as Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) which are these businesses coming out and not paying fees to Wall Street, but coming out and issuing a coin, almost like a crowdfunding where people that put money in get a coin which inherently is a piece of the system.

The truth, of course, is that part time investors are at a huge disadvantage to Wall Street not just in terms of resources, experience and expertise but also in terms of the many forms of insider trading.

Having said that, I do engage in maritial affairs, I steal like other CEOs of big corporations and Wall Street, I invest money in companies that make all kinds of weapons, some that not only kill people in huge numbers, but maims many more.

Three of New York City's biggest developers have been slapped with subpoenas from a state corruption panel investigating huge tax breaks that they received in a law enacted just this year, the Wall Street Journal reported.

My friend Jim Pensiero retired after 31 years at the Wall Street Journal, and there was a huge party for him tonight at Brasserie Ruhlmann in Rockefeller Center.

In an extended sequence a 30 - foot long wolf and a huge gorilla begin destroying a major city as people evacuate by bus and on foot; the animals toss several vehicles off the road, into walls, and demolish a bus and several skyscrapers as we hear crashing metal (no one is in any of the smashed cars or the bus); the wolf jumps into the air and bites a helicopter in half as men and women run through the streets, screaming and the wolf extends flying - squirrel type wings and slides from a building to the ground.

Martin Scorsese's The Wolf of Wall Street gave Margot Robbie a huge opportunity that she fearlessly seized, dressing up as Harley Quinn broke her into the mainstream as a Hollywood star, and now I, Tonya should net her a first - time Oscar nomination.

I remember when I was five years old, there was a huge wall on my street that was too high to climb.

Wall Street as a whole does pretty well under the current arrangement, because they only have to deal with a few union power brokers in order to access a huge market.

Writing in the Wall Street Journal, the skeptical environmentalist himself, Bj ¯ rn Lomborg, recently revealed a devastating analysis of the EV's real carbon footprint: «If a typical electric car is driven 50,000 miles in its lifetime, the huge initial emissions from its manufacture means the car will actually have put more carbon dioxide in the atmosphere than a similar - size gasoline - powered car driven the same number of miles.»

Even if you're not a big follower of industry news, you probably know that huge advances for literary novels are few and far between these days, so this is major news — particularly in the wake of a Wall Street Journal article about low advances for literary authors in the e-book market.

I like TradeKing a lot as they only charge $ 4.95 per trade, but as long as you're not paying some broker a huge commission, Wolf Of Wall Street - style, you really shouldn't have a problem.

I am a huge fan of Jason Zweig's «Intelligent Investor» column every weekend in the Wall Street Journal.

The markets were crashing, losing more than 50 % at one point, and while people were cursing the «crooks» on Wall Street, they were dumping their portfolios for huge losses and vowing to never again invest in the markets.

Back then there was rampant mortgage fraud, huge demand from Wall Street for subprime mortgage securities and rating agencies giving them black checks, with no regulatory oversight whatsoever.

The street is an esplanade with terraces that offer a great view of the huge walls on the other side.

Within the walls you'll find a maze of narrow streets, crowned by a huge cathedral and dotted with palaces and churches.

It's assumed in the Wall Street Journal that Europe and North America were the locations which required the more expensive and immediate logistics, both areas that have seen huge demand for the console.

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Examples of my work include a street curb which wraps the base of the gallery walls and can't be stepped over, a huge smoke detector which quietly intones weather reports, and a radiator which uses the ironic visual warmth of wood instead of actual heat.

And we made it though doing these huge productions, painting these huge walls, even writing our names in the streets, it was all beautiful justice.

Now there is Dan Colen's show at Gagosian's on West 24th Street, where you are confronted with a brick wall erected in the middle of one huge gallery, an inverted skateboard half - pipe (don't ask) in another huge gallery, a row of motorcycles that have been knocked over in yet another huge gallery, and large abstract paintings made of chewing gum.

The Wall Street Journal and New York Times have pieces painting a convincing picture that officials at Tokyo Electric Power Company, reluctant to wreck a huge investment, hesitated to flood overheating parts of the damaged nuclear plant complex with corrosive seawater even though that step was clearly laid out in emergency plans.

(What Canete doesn't mention, of course, is that — as in the United States — the «public pressure» he credits with winning the support of EU leaders for the destructive climate policies, has been provided by phony «grassroots» NGOs lavishly funded by governments, Wall Street billionaires, and the huge tax - exempt foundations).

Jeffery Ball, Wall Street Journal reporter: I think there's a reality check going one about carbon capture and storage right now.There was huge, rosy optimism about carbon capture and storage.

Rethug waste, Bush's Wall Street wipeout, two unnecessary and incompetently waged land wars in Eurasia, a huge entitlement expansion,

If the GCF is allowed to support projects that increase fossil fuel dependency, prioritise the needs of Wall Street and multinational corporations, or harm people and ecosystems, it will be a huge blow to the world's newest, arguably most important climate fund.

«The reality of climate change will demand that we make huge investments in critical infrastructure in the coming years, from reinforcing sea walls and raising streets to protecting our electrical grid and modernizing sewage and water treatment facilities.

Treasury Secretaries and Wall Street Giants Robert Rubin and Henry Paulson (Bush) both agree, and they're huge advocates of the market, and hardly fringe, to put it mildly.

Promotional flyers for the campaign warned that «Climate change legislation being considered in Washington will cause huge economic pain and produce little environmental gain,» reported The Wall Street Journal.

Prior to making their way to the big Occupy Wall Street rally in Times Square yesterday, a smaller group made a stop at Bank of America — to call them out for being a huge funder of one of the most environmentally - destructive forms of coal mining.

Slater writes that «the economy for Wall Street legal services is no longer willing or able to support unnecessarily huge armies of six - figure paperweights.»

Cryptocurrencies are here to stay and Wall Street investors are gradually warming up to the idea that there's huge fortune to be made off cryptocurrencies.

And as noted by The Wall Street Journal, those part orders are a huge chunk of Samsung's component business, which accounts for around 35 percent of the company's revenue.

WhatsApp claims 450 million monthly users, and the deal is further proof that Facebook «is willing to pay huge sums to acquire rival apps that gain sway with consumers,» says the Wall Street Journal.

According to experts such as former Wall Street analyst Gene Munster and the man behind Microsoft's HoloLens VR technology, Alex Kipman, smart glass technology is just about to take off and has a huge potential — it might replace smartphones someday.