Dhingra said he won't consider working in a high-rise office building again.
"This dispute isn't about getting a pay rise - it's about standing up to bullying and being treated with respect, " it says.
People familiar with Microsoft's product plans have said the company didn't anticipate the rise of sub-8-inch tablets, which comprised nearly half of the tablet market in the fourth quarter, according to IDC.
Appeasing motorists may win politicians some short-term popularity but, if accident figures continue to rise, won't do them any long-term good.
But the U.S. national savings rate won't rise, and its savings-investment balance could actually worsen.
Verizon Wireless's fee hike didn't rise to the same franchise-shaking level, but it nevertheless riled consumers.
China's Shanghai Composite Index lost 0.2% after news that industrial production for April and urban fixed-asset investment for the January-to-April period didn't rise as much as expected.
For example, you didn't mention that the recent interest-rate rise on January 31st followed both an unexpected increase in the cash reserve ratio by the central bank and cuts to import duty on several items by the government in order to check inflation.
So when planning for future coastal flooding, 6 feet or higher isn't far-fetched when combining sea-level rise with high tides and storm surges, Mr. Lathrop said.
It is likely the reaction this time will be the same -- compensation will rise, but banks in the mid-to-long term won't need to have to pay big basic salaries and slowly businesses that don't need to be in the EU will cease to be.
Howard's plans were ruined by the private car - the rise of which he didn't fully anticipate.
The world isn't big enough for China to rise up the value-added chain without generating domestic consumer spending.
So whatever is responsible for Devon and Cornwall's trend-bucking crime rise, it doesn't look as if it can simply be blamed on the cuts.
Long-Term Capital wasn't betting that interest rates would rise or that they would fall.
But slowing the rise of health-care costs can't address the challenge of adding 50 million uninsured to the system while keeping expenditures the same or even somewhat lower than the unsustainable percentage of national wealth that they already represent.
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Yes, a five-year Treasury is riskier than a T bill, because a rise in interest rates would hurt its price.
Sectors that are showing job growth - engineering, aerospace and the oil and gas industries - require specialised skills, and these haven't seen a rise in the number of applications.
The total number of high-rise window washers in and around the city isn't clear.
The commission created a district covering a number of low-rise former warehouse buildings, which some argued didn't merit historic status.
In a statement Thursday night, the White House didn't address Thursday's House proceedings but referenced its top priority -- ensuring that 98% of Americans don't see their taxes rise in January.
But these high-profile cases don't necessarily mean that sex abuse is on the rise.
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They had planned to take on a fixed-rate mortgage but the rise now means their payments won't be as low as anticipated.
Now he is bracing for that rate to double and says it could rise from there--and if his customers don't close, he won't get paid.
His pattern of accomplishment following these choices--Microsoft's meteoric rise and an eventual settlement that didn't much restrict the company's monopoly on its browser and operating system--reflects Gates' understanding of how and when it's actually a good idea to break the rules.
Now the 6-foot-1 Franklin isn't a could-be from Colorado with the size 13 feet, a future star on the rise.
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With ten-year bond yields still well below 6%, Stack doesn't see the sharp rise in rates as having a dampening effect on equities.
Gold may be a good hedge in times of uncertainty, but its rapid rise--and the talk about how it's a can't-lose investment--shows a striking similarity to the pattern of previous bubbles, like that in housing a mere three years ago.
"The three-point rise in VAT in January has dampened economic growth, but it hasn't proved to be catastrophic, " he said.
Whereas, at the height of the bull market, many investors bought on the back of a buy recommendation in the hope of quick rise in the price - only to be left disappointed when the quick buck didn't materialise.
That rise is a natural outcome of Google's auction-based advertising market and doesn't require collusion between the two Internet giants.
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