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“This can come at a huge cost, but the cost of not taking care of the problem will be many times more expensive over many, many years.”

From The Wall Street Journal

“Our hope is that ours will always be a little different and we’d come at it from a different angle.”

From Los Angeles Times

I've mentioned before how Brighton fans are not having Fabian Hurzeler, so this run of good results as manager - they have won three of their past four games - has come at a good time.

From BBC

The options expirations come at a busy time for markets.

From MarketWatch

The earnings come at a pivotal time for Alibaba’s sprawling tech empire: It is waging a fierce battle against other Chinese internet companies in food and on-demand delivery, locked in a cycle of promotions and subsidies that has pressured profitability across the sector.

From The Wall Street Journal