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analyst
[ an-l-ist ]
analyst
/ ˈænəlɪst /
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Dan Ives, analyst at Wedbush Securities, said he expects the price will be $35 billion to $40 billion.
Indeed, analysts at Wedbush including Ives wrote in a Monday note that the WeChat ban shouldn’t “negatively impact or disrupt Apple’s iPhone ecosystem” in China—a market they estimate will be 20% of all upgrades in the next 12 to18 months.
Members of the City Council and the city’s independent budget analyst were not pleased with the quick pace of the transaction.
Moderna told Wall Street analysts it might charge as much as $37 a dose for smaller-volume contracts.
The news surprised some analysts, who thought Wilke might be in line to run the whole company if Bezos ever left.
John Prendergast and Akshaya Kumar are Co-Founder and Policy Analyst at the Enough Project.
Analyst Drew Crum estimates that revenue won't claw back to 2008 levels until sometime after 2011.
Dan Abrams is the CEO of Abrams Research, an attorney, and the Chief Legal Analyst for NBC News and MSNBC.
Ms. Dergham is also a Political Analyst for NBC, MSNBC and the Arab satellite LBC.
And a Program Analyst is just as good, just as important, and just as well cared-for as anyone else.
"Tell me where the infection came from, Analyst," he growled.
But he himself must be the builder, the Analyst only furnishes him with the necessary tools.
After that the Government Analyst deposed to the finding of the blood upon the pack-saddle.
The Government Analyst was then recalled and asked certain questions regarding the pack-saddle before mentioned.
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