Sentences with phrase «shore up confidence»
Yet some Silicon Valley technology experts questioned whether Facebook's new remedies will go far enough to shore up confidence in the social networking giant, and a U.S. senator called on Zuckerberg to go to D.C. to face lawmakers.
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The appointment is a key move for Uber that could help shore up confidence in the company both internally and externally as it fights to justify its $ 70 billion valuation by investors.
A bond buyback meant to shore up confidence was quickly offset by a bank alleging «temporary liquidity difficulties».
It generally buys index heavyweights opportunistically when the market is tanking to shore up confidence.
While the exact policy details aren't immediately available, the products are said to be aimed at shoring up confidence in digital currency transactions.
«It shored up their confidence.»
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From the San Fran Chronicle: Wells Fargo & Co., Bank of America Corp. and other major financial companies that came up short in government stress tests took quick steps Thursday to shore up capital and confidence, most notably announcing plans to raise billions of dollars through common stock offerings.
Oh how our proud club has fallen shore it up at the back wenger and the confidence of the offensive players will return.
Kabbage and Karrot are reviewing their business models and working to shore up their internal control to keep the confidence of their investors.
«The recent news out of Europe has helped to shore up investor confidence in the near term.
The idea was put forward as a way to shore up public confidence in the wake of a hack that resulted in the theft $ 500 million worth of the NEM token from Coincheck, one of the Japanese exchanges that have yet to be fully approved by the FSA.
Separate from the stimulus package, President Obama has made up to $ 200 billion available to shore up investor confidence in the mortgage secondary market and up to $ 75 billion in incentives to encourage lenders and borrowers to refinance troubled loans.