Norilsk reported net profit of $5.99 billion, up from $2.36 billion in 2005, mostly because of a run-up over the period in the price of nickel.
Oracle paid less of a premium to the stock price for Taleo than SAP did for SuccessFactors, mainly because of a run-up in Taleo's shares since the SAP/SuccessFactors deal.
When the silver ETF closed its first day of trading on April 28 at a price of $138.12, I recommended to clients that they sit on the sidelines because of the rapid run up in the price of silver during the SEC registration process.
They happened because RIM had run up an enormous amount of technical debt, and it took them years to pay it off.
The ruling is the third in the case, the first coming after St. Basil, which had been sending its children to school in the neighboring Highland Falls-Fort Montgomery School District for several years, was asked to leave because it had run up bills of about a quarter million dollars in unpaid tuition.
The exploration of the philosophical complexity that lies between sickness and health is perhaps the most urgent matter facing medicine and literature, because scientific definitions of illness often run up against humanist definitions of identity.
I have to get in better shape for high school just because of running up and down the line.
The government is being urged to clinch a transition arrangement for the City of London during Brexit negotiations to assuage concerns of employers who are delaying business decisions because of the uncertainty created in the run up to the UK's departure from the EU.
Still, Ed McRedmond, senior analyst at A. G. Edwards, the brokerage firm, is unconvinced, in part because of how some stocks run up before the Holdrs' offering.
Because of the run-up of the 1990s, stocks have had a strong total return for that 16-year period.
But they can't, because control of the House could be a close run up, maybe even the Senate too, if Trump's popularity wallows in the depths and his belligerency makes him appear to millions of voters as a wacky, out of control blathering demagogue.
