Ban has denied any knowledge of his relatives' business affairs.
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He too has said all the business affairs were legal.
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He also became the court-approved conservator of her business affairs.
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My mother has no privacy, personally or in her business affairs.
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She was most recently its chief business affairs and legal officer.
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Other anglers depend on their spouses to manage their business affairs.
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The bride, 33, is a business affairs executive at Warner Bros.
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He is still taking care of all of her business affairs.
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Our technology and business affairs editors debate whether his 'proofs' add up.
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The president has denied any wrongdoing in his financial or business affairs.
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You handle your own business affairs, your own living arrangements, your own money.
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I told him I had said I knew nothing about Sam's business affairs.
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She suffers from dementia, which means her children now run her business affairs.
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He was assistant secretary of state for economic and business affairs (2000-06).
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He is also looking at Trump's possible business affairs in Russia before 2016. 2.
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She was not allowed to have any information about any of his business affairs.
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Shelia handled all of John's business affairs, which includes the last will and testament.
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Several members did question whether Ross would divest himself of his myriad business affairs.
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Nobody mentioned his own business affairs, but everyone was eager to talk about Lacob's.
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Mr. Xia represented the company that was a vehicle for Mr. Ai's business affairs.
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Benefits for creditorsClearly, bankruptcy provides debtors with significant power to rearrange their business affairs.
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"Best": This indicates the highest level of effortless elegance and agility in business affairs.
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While her husband handled business affairs, Ms. Knoll was the design force of Knoll Associates.
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You needed to buy cameras and pay business affairs people and all manner of other things.
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Mr. Rizzolo, 33, is the manager of business affairs in New York for Strategy PR/Consulting.
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Alliance General Manager Kelly Ong organizes the team's travel and business affairs when they're not playing.
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The other thing to study, for everybody, is personal finance and managing your own business affairs.
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The State Department has folded its responsibilities into a bureau responsible for economic and business affairs.
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A deputy assistant secretary in the Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs will handle that portfolio.
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In return, Netanyahu allegedly used his executive powers to help Milchen in his personal and business affairs.
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Soon afterward, CBS Business Affairs informed the actress that her series deal with CBS was being terminated.
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Taiwan has no diplomatic ties with Nigeria, but has an office for handling business affairs in Abuja.
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He served as U.S. ambassador to Mexico and assistant secretary of State for economic and business affairs.
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Ms. Harper's first marriage, to Leonard Buck, who managed her business affairs, ended in divorce in 1972.
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A sizeable desk offered plenty of space for conducting business affairs — or editing your selfies for Instagram.
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In the mid-1980s, he was the studio's senior vice president for business affairs and international operations.
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He saw far more of Trump's personal life and business affairs than Manafort or Michael Flynn ever did.
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This difference applies across all programs, said Roger Leatham, the director of business affairs for BBC Studios Production.
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Mr. Berlusconi made the insult after Mr. Schulz questioned him about conflicts of interest in his business affairs.
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The judge decided Jamie should continue on as conservator of Britney's estate, meaning all of her business affairs.
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Jose W. Fernandez served as assistant secretary of State for economic, energy and business affairs from 85033-13.
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When budget negotiations got tough, Gibson came in for a meeting with Bill Bernstein, the head of business affairs.
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He did not leave a note, but his personal and business affairs were said to be in poor shape.
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The department's cyber diplomacy efforts are now spearheaded by Rob Strayer at the Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs.
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As they negotiated, Elliott and his representatives also encountered a quality of chaos that often surrounds Franklin's business affairs.
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To pass them the keys to the organisation would not create sufficient distance between the president and his business affairs.
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In London, as Business Affairs editor for six years, he kept a spike in his office to receive poor copy.
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Commentary by Ziad Haider serves as the Special Representative for Commercial and Business Affairs at the U.S. Department of State.
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He's currently suing The Management Group, which operated his business affairs for years, for negligence and breach of fiduciary duty.
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She took the stand in her defense in March 2016, saying she "didn't concern herself" with her husband's business affairs.
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She oversees the business affairs and production teams for all of WarnerMedia Entertainment, including HBO Max, TBS, TNT, and truTV.
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He will take over the gun rights group "as soon as his business affairs [are] put in order," it added.
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Edward McBride brings in business affairs editor Andrew Palmer to reflect on the ever growing pay packets of company bosses.
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He broke into pro sports by handling publicity and business affairs for the Pittsburgh Hornets of the American Hockey League.
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Taiwan's foreign ministry said it had been asked to move the office, which handles business affairs, to the former capital Lagos.
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Previously, he served as U.S. ambassador to France and Monaco and U.S. assistant secretary of State for economic and business affairs.
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Trump faces other investigations into his personal and business affairs from Democratic lawmakers, who now control the U.S. House of Representatives.
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Last week, Mr. Cohen invoked his Fifth Amendment rights in her lawsuit, citing the "ongoing criminal investigation" into his business affairs.
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But as a fierce advocate who sometimes became enmeshed in his clients' business affairs, he, like Mr. Cohn, occasionally needed defending.
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A cooperation deal between Weisselberg and prosecutors could be damaging to the president given the CFO's longtime role in Trump's business affairs.
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The State Department's Assistant Secretary of State for Economic, Energy and Business Affairs, Jose Fernandez, handled the deal, according to the campaign.
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Meanwhile, Airbnb is promoting Belinda Johnson, its now former chief business affairs and legal officer, to the role of chief operating officer.
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What was the name of that nephew of his whom Richardson, unmarried and childless, allowed to transact some of his business affairs?
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Before taking the COO role, she served as chief business affairs and legal officer and steered Airbnb through regulatory and legal turbulence.
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They went on early scout, so everybody from the company, I had all kinds of people from business affairs and post-production.
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What's happening: Ms. Johnson, who's currently the home-rental company's chief business affairs and legal officer, will become its chief operating officer.
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She was a special representative for commercial and business affairs from 2009-14 at the Department of State under Secretary Hillary Clinton.
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Mr. Seiden, also 29, is the senior manager of business affairs for Vevo, a New York-based music video and entertainment platform.
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He served as assistant secretary of State for economic and business affairs from 85033-2006 and ambassador to Mexico from 2011-15.
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In the docs, obtained by TMZ, she says Anderson got physical to pressure Stan into giving him "total control" of business affairs.
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The judge did not grant Benchmark's request to freeze Kalanick from current business affairs, though an arbiter could still decide on the issue.
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Around the same time, Airbnb promoted Belinda Johnson, its former chief business affairs and legal officer, to the role of chief operating officer.
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Once a top performing emerging market, the economy took a hit under Zuma, who was criticized for heavy government interference in business affairs.
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Democratic lawmakers are preparing to launch investigations into everything from Trump's dealings with Russia to his family's business affairs to his tax returns.
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Why it matters: Per the WSJ, this could feed into the investigation of his business affairs by the FBI and Manhattan federal prosecutors.
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So that was kind of my big break, if you will, where I was a lawyer doing business affairs work and some litigation.
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Still, some Biden supporters are nervous about how the impeachment process, and any added scrutiny of Hunter Biden's business affairs, will play out.
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He previously served as deputy assistant secretary for Counter Threat Finance and Sanctions in the State Department's Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs.
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A dive into Whitaker's business affairs show he was, as of at least late 2014, involved in a business saddled with serious ethical complaints.
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He portrayed Manafort as so busy with his political consulting work in Ukraine and elsewhere, he didn't have time to manage his business affairs.
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"DEA exposes #Hezbollah's Business Affairs Component (BAC), facilitating terror ops & arms procurement [for] Syria," he tweeted, with a link to the Monday press release.
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Cohen faces a criminal probe into his business affairs by federal prosecutors in Manhattan, including over the $130,000 payment, which he has called legal.
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The reported investigation adds to the wide-ranging federal investigation Cohen is already facing in relation to his business affairs and work with Trump.
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Karen Brodkin, IMG's president of business affairs, said in a statement that this doesn't mean ELeague will forget about the hardcore Street Fighter fans.
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Mr. Rascoff was fascinated by the complexities of managing the business affairs of rock artists and the myriad elements of orchestrating long, multicity tours.
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Except the trip is to Scotland, and its main focus is golf courses and Trump's private business affairs, not anything related to public policy.
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According to Lawson, a business affairs person for Media Arts Lab admitted a mistake was made by not obtaining his permission to use the song.
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Federal prosecutors have been conducting a criminal probe of Cohen's business affairs, and lawyers for Trump and Cohen have said Daniels' civil lawsuit overlaps it.
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He also has denied any wrongdoing in his business affairs, the efforts to seek a property deal in Moscow or in his government's immigration policies.
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Blevins, who is twenty-six, comes from outside Detroit and lives near Chicago (he won't say where) with his wife, who handles his business affairs.
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Stone told CNN that investigators were apparently "combing through" his personal life, including business affairs, but claimed it was because they lacked evidence of collusion.
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"The court is well aware that this case involves records concerning the private and business affairs of the President of the United States," Mehta wrote.
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"The court is well aware that this case involves records concerning the private and business affairs of the president of the United States," he wrote.
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Wayne served as U.S. ambassador to Mexico and assistant secretary of state for economic and business affairs during his 40-year career in public service.
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The groom, 38, is a business affairs executive in the New York office of William Morris Endeavor, an entertainment agency based in Beverly Hills, Calif.
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The Cohen case has turned out to be especially troublesome for Trump because it opened a path for prosecutors into his private and business affairs.
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He worked at Launch Media as VP of business affairs for Dave Goldberg; Launch was eventually acquired by Yahoo, and Pitaro stayed on at Yahoo.
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But he has handed over to the U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York any matters relating to Trump's personal and business affairs.
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In an email to Gestifute's lawyer de Castro, however, Man United's Director of Legal & Business Affairs Patrick Stewart referred to Mourinho as "your client" seven times.
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From 2012-2014, he served as the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Counter Threat Finance and Sanctions in the State Department's Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs.
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Trumpworld's greatest fear is that U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York (SDNY) investigators will start prying deeper into the president's business affairs.
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Airbnb also announced the promotion of Belinda Johnson, previously the company's chief business affairs and legal officer, to the No. 2 role of chief operating officer.
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Though the President still faces multiple criminal and civil investigations into his inauguration, transition, and personal and business affairs, exoneration by Mueller would be hugely significant.
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It was the first time a federal court had waded into the tussle about how far Congress can go in probing Trump and his business affairs.
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And while he's talking that decision over with his close adviser Jared Kushner, Kushner's wife, Ivanka Trump, will be managing her dad's business affairs on his behalf.
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Although B.M.F. had a record label, Jeezy was never signed to it, and Lee says that he always kept Jeezy's business affairs separate from his social life.
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Editorial In the short time Donald Trump has been president-elect, he's already shown that he will freely mix his business affairs with his activities as president.
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Princess Märtha Louise of Norway also dropped her title for her business affairs — and revealed she was in a relationship with a shaman with connections to Goop.
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SUNY Old Westbury's low estimate had not been updated for five years because of a management turnover, said Pat Louis Lettini, associate vice president for business affairs.
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The president, who has long refused to release his tax returns, is especially sensitive to any moves by federal prosecutors to dig in to his business affairs.
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His family members started vying for control of his business affairs after he had a stroke on April 17 and was hospitalized in an intensive care unit.
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Earl Anthony Wayne was U.S. ambassador to Argentina and assistant secretary of State for Economic and Business Affairs, among other positions in his 40-year diplomatic career.
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Tillerson told Congress last summer that he was closing the Office of Cybersecurity Coordinator and folding its responsibilities into a bureau focused on economic and business affairs.
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Shortly after that call, CBS Business Affairs ended her deal with the company, which involved her playing a police officer on a popular show at the time.
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MULTINATIONAL COMPANIES in Hong Kong operated under the convenient illusion, nurtured by China's Communist Party, that the mainland would not meddle (too much) in the territory's business affairs.
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He said through his spokesman that the charges against Mr Abyzov were not related to his work in the government but stem from business affairs that preceded it.
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His full return, as is the case with any individual having complex business affairs, would provide further important information, helping to paint a more complete portrait of Trump.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - "Pirates of the Caribbean" star Johnny Depp and his former business managers have settled dueling lawsuits over his business affairs, Depp's representatives said on Monday.
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The tycoon's deep involvement in Chinese government and business affairs has apparently given Guo plenty of inside material, which he disseminates to his more than 200,000 Twitter followers.
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Earl Anthony Wayne is a public policy fellow at the Wilson Center, former U.S. ambassador to Argentina and former assistant secretary of State for economic and business affairs.
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Manafort is facing multiple charges related to his business affairs in Ukraine and Flynn has pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI and is now cooperating with Mueller.
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Wide-ranging state and federal investigations into Trump's campaign and business affairs combine with his extensive private holdings to yield a mind-boggling list of potential subjects, experts said.
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By not separating himself from his business affairs, Trump has allowed both the appearance and the reality of cash-for-access corruption to take root in the White House.
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The State Department is reportedly considering reassigning the Office of the Coordinator for Cyber Issues (S/CCI) to a business issues office, the Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs.
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The Original Productions team, led by Sarah Whalen, EVP Development & Programming and Ernie Avila, COO & EVP Business Affairs, is a world-wide, culture-changing force in unscripted reality television.
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This is now in the hands of federal prosecutors, and they can keep going regardless of what happens with the Russia probe — including, possibly, digging into Trump's business affairs.
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That package should mean the new president faces much closer scrutiny than Blatter did, and have less influence over the day-to-day management of the organization's business affairs.
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The suit also names Dianne Brandi, the executive vice president of legal and business affairs at Fox News, and Irena Briganti, the network's executive vice president of corporate communications.
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According to WSJ, the transactions — which the publication uncovered in public records — could factor into the investigation into Cohen's business affairs underway by Manhattan federal prosecutors and the FBI.
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This week the Treasury Department placed 33 Russian individuals and entities on a list to limit their business affairs on a worldwide scale for interfering in U.S. elections, per Politico.
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Tuesday's hearing was the first of what will likely be numerous court proceedings over Democrats's subpoenas probing not only Trump's business affairs but also the goings on of his administration.
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The October meeting came as Flynn was working on an op-ed promoting Turkey's political and business affairs that was later published in The Hill, a Washington-based political newspaper.
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The cyber coordinator's responsibilities were folded into State's Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs, where Rob Strayer is spearheading efforts to engage with U.S. allies and international partners on cybersecurity.
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Mr. Lombardo was named president of programming at HBO in 2007 after having worked as the network's chief deal maker as its head of business affairs on the West Coast.
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Earl Anthony Wayne is a public policy fellow at the Wilson Center, a former assistant secretary of state for economic and business affairs and the former U.S. ambassador to Mexico.
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Earl Anthony Wayne is a public policy fellow at the Wilson Center, a former assistant secretary of state for economic and business affairs and a former U.S. ambassador to Mexico.
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Speaking: council President Richard Haass; Jose Fernandez, former assistant secretary of State for economic, energy and business affairs under former President Obama; and American Enterprise Institute resident scholar Kori Schake.
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WASHINGTON — As President Donald Trump fights investigations by the Democrat-controlled House on multiple fronts, a court hearing Tuesday highlighted his strategy to fend off inquiries into his personal business affairs.
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U.S. Transportation Department Secretary Anthony Foxx and Assistant Secretary of State for Economic and Business Affairs Charles Rivkin will participate in the signing, the Transportation Department said in a news release.
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" Mubarak Al Nakhi, Director of Strategy and Business Affairs, ADGM, said: "We welcome CNBC to Abu Dhabi and are pleased that CNBC will be reporting its Middle Eastern stories from ADGM.
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After deactivating driver Fungqi Lu in July 2018 after a fight with a local attorney, Lyft was required by law to alert the city's Department of Business Affairs and Consumer Protection. .
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Before HBO Max, Dewey was key to evolving the strategy behind Turner's original programming, through a similar role leading business affairs for the Turner Entertainment Channels and Cartoon Networks Originals units.
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"Aside from philanthropy and, as one would expect, a common interest in business affairs, the foremost passion or hobby among the global billionaire population involves sporting activities (44%)," the report says.
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Now, Swift's spokeswoman shared with Insider a letter dated October 28, 2019, that appears to be from the vice president of rights management and business affairs from Big Machine Label Group.
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Trump also repeated the "hero" line separately to aides and privately mused about whether it would be possible to limit the scope of the Mueller investigation to avoid his business affairs.
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Earl Anthony Wayne is a public policy fellow at the Wilson Center and a former assistant secretary of state for economic and business affairs and the former U.S. ambassador to Mexico.
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In Mr. Lee's final years, after the death of his wife, the circumstances of his business affairs and contentious financial relationship with his surviving daughter attracted attention in the news media.
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Some of his books were extended arguments, often exhortatory, for self-improvement or for conflict resolution; others were expressions of confidence in democracy or the virtue of ethics in business affairs.
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And it demonstrates how even Amazon — historically considered hierarchical and heads-down — has become politicized over the increasingly high-stakes social impact of global tech companies' day-to-day business affairs.
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That was followed by reports that Tillerson would shutter State's Office of the Coordinator for Cyber Issues (S/CCI) and fold the office into the Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs.
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He did not mention his daughter, Ivanka, who has been a central player in Trump's business affairs and who is said to be considering a move to Washington to help her father.
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Debra Foulk, the executive director of business affairs for Akron Public Schools, said staff members will now write administrative guidelines to determine how to obtain the medication and introduce it into schools.
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Mesires wrote that Biden is now prioritizing avoiding conflicts of interest that could interfere with his father's future political aspirations and will continue to keep his father out of his business affairs.
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Helping corral and greet everyone was a senior legal counsel for the company from Washington, DC, as well as a government and business-affairs liaison who worked on-site in Boca Chica.
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Earl Anthony Wayne is a public policy fellow at the Wilson Center and a former U.S. Ambassador to Mexico and assistant secretary of state for economic and business affairs, among other positions.
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Cyber diplomacy efforts are now being handled by Rob Strayer, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Cyber and International Communications and Information Policy, within the department's Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs.
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"I know it may sound wrong," he sings in one song, dedicated to his assistant Nancy, who did everything from arranging his business affairs to keeping order over his active romantic life.
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"I never briefed the secretary and many of my counterparts never briefed him either," said Patricia Haslach, who served as the acting assistant secretary of economic and business affairs until Nov. 30.
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Working alongside Horn as cochairman of the studio, Bergman oversees its business affairs, legal, labor relations, operations, and technology teams while also looking over Walt Disney Animation Studios and Pixar Animation Studios.
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State Department officials are increasingly fearful that President-elect Donald Trump's adult children will assume the role of freelance ambassadors, further blurring the line between their business affairs and America's foreign affairs.
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Democrats and Republicans have both expressed concerns and, in some cases, criticism of Tillerson's decision to eliminate the office and shuffle its responsibilities under a bureau responsible for economic and business affairs.
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Turns out, several people were less than pleased to have the gimmick appear in the email they use for business affairs — a particular customer set that Google is now trying to attract.
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But Cohen has been sending signals lately, amid an investigation into his business affairs, that he may be prepared to share everything he knows with investigators, including potentially revealing information about Trump.
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Shelia filed legal docs asking a judge to appoint her temporary conservator so she could handle John's business affairs, and Cleopatra claimed Shelia was fleecing the estate to deny his children any money.
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Cohen's interviews have centered around Trump's dealings with Russia, including both business affairs and questions related to whether the Trump campaign colluded with Russian efforts to tip the 2016 presidential election, ABC said.
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President Francois Hollande weighed in to a row over trainmaking jobs in eastern France, bringing the business affairs of the engineering firm lurching back into the political arena just months before presidential elections.
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I'm getting ready to go into negotiations for anything, any big project, business affairs and attorneys get involved, but I'm like, 'Okay, here's the thing, I'm the Sexiest Man Alive, make the deal.
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An acquaintance named Alan Preston, who worked in aviation, happened to know Conrad Riggs, a lawyer who managed business affairs for and helped develop ideas with Survivor producer and TV power player Burnett.
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He was named a vice president for business affairs of the Philadelphia Eagles of the National Football League in 22011, after his sister, Phyllis, married Earl Foreman, a part owner of the team.
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Shelia has asked a judge to appoint her temporary conservator, saying her son suffered a major stroke and is unable to conduct important business affairs, so she wants the power to step in.
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He became the organization's first general counsel in 22016 and was later promoted to executive vice president in charge of legal and business affairs before becoming the fourth NBA commissioner, replacing Larry O'Brien.
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Inspired by a father who encouraged his daughters to live useful lives and a mother who was active in business affairs, Mott worked as an advocate for the oppressed while rearing six children.
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Did you know that flights between Dallas and Madrid, with an estimated impact of $22019 million, were made possible by an Open Skies agreement negotiated by State's Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs?
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The family of John Singleton, the director, producer, and screenwriter best known for his 1991 film "Boyz N the Hood," is fighting for control of his business affairs after he suffered a stroke.
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The completion of the deal marks the end of a seven-year period when RBC under the ownership of Prokhorov published hard-hitting investigations, including into the business affairs of Putin's inner circle.
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Felix Abt, a business affairs specialist who lived in North Korea for 7 years, once said about the country 'if you have no presence in the country, you cannot influence anything for the better.
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Joined by his sons Don Jr. and Eric and daughter Ivanka, who help manage his business affairs, Trump arrived in his signature helicopter near his clubhouse resort, a Scottish flag blowing in the wind.
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"We are delighted to welcome the Harry Potter films to our catalogue of award-winning original programming and crowd-pleasing theatrical films," said Bruce Grivetti, Executive Vice President, Business Affairs and President, Film Programming.
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Trump's personal ties between politics and business have prompted concern from politicians and rights groups who say the President could face potential conflicts of interest related to the extensive business affairs of his family.
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But during her stay, Banks claimed that she saw Musk use acid while dealing with business affairs, and felt that she was only invited so she could participate in a threesome with the couple.
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These ties between politics and business have, however, prompted concern from politicians and rights groups who say the President could face potential conflicts of interest related to the extensive business affairs of his family.
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The focus on Mr. da Silva's business affairs offers a view into how the former president sided with the same elites whom he rallied against as a union leader campaigning as an anticorruption outsider.
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Large blue letters projected over the entrance to the Trump International Hotel in Washington on Monday night read "Pay Trump Bribes Here," an allusion to questions about President Trump's business affairs with foreign governments.
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Earlier this year, the mayor's Business Affairs and Consumer Protection Department extended the age of vehicles on the street, loosened meter requirements and reduced inspections on newer vehicles in an effort to ease regulation.
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Eric Baldwin, the vice president for tournament business affairs for the PGA Tour, said the tour was open to the idea, though a few changes were made to maintain the integrity of the competition.
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To further complicate the situation, Trump has publicly requested that Beijing investigate the business affairs in China of former U.S. Vice President Joe Biden, a current leading Democratic presidential candidate, and his son Hunter.
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Mehta's ruling was the first time a federal court waded into the tussle about how far Congress can go in probing Trump and his business affairs, and marked an important victory for House Democrats.
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Through such interactions, as the Department of State's Special Representative for Commercial and Business Affairs, I have become convinced of the crucial role that the private sector can play in tackling the global refugee crisis.
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Although the Drunken Monkey's license was acquired in the name of Raiola's cousin SallyAnn Lombardi, an investigation determined that Raiola was the establishment's silent owner and had authority over all of the bar's business affairs.
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Tillerson had faced criticism from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle after he announced his decision to eliminate the cyber office and hand its responsibilities to a bureau responsible for economic and business affairs.
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The official's responsibilities are now housed within the Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs, where State has brought on Rob Strayer to serve as deputy assistant secretary for cyber and international communications and information policy.
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If he just sits tight and waits for the results of the special counsel's investigation, Trump must watch as his campaign, his presidency and even his personal life and business affairs become fodder for investigators.
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Though Mr. Pickens, a famous fitness buff who once challenged President Barack Obama to an exercise competition, is still involved in his business affairs, his retirement ends a larger-than-life, only-in-America career.
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Bo ultimately failed in his attempts to supress an investigation after falling out with the Chongqing Chief of Police; when the authorities began to look into Bo's business affairs, Xu became a 'person of interest'.
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Yvonne Staples, who provided background vocals for her family's hit-making pop and soul group, the Staple Singers, while taking the lead in managing its business affairs, died on Tuesday at her home in Chicago.
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Complicating matters are rumblings that the State Department will move the Office of the Coordinator for Cyber Issues under the Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs, severing the coordinator's direct line to Secretary Rex Tillerson.
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"Our fastest-growing communities across major US cities are in communities of color and we've seen how home sharing is an economic lifeline for families," Belinda Johnson, Airbnb's chief business affairs officer, said in a statement.
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"It wasn't going to be practical just to do this once," says the company's Chief Business Affairs Officer Louise Pentland, who has collaborated with Schulman on equal pay since she joined PayPal before the spin-off.
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"Our fastest-growing communities across major US cities are in communities of color and we've seen how home sharing is an economic lifeline for families," Airbnb Chief Business Affairs Officer Belinda Johnson said in a statement.
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"Compounding the (weaker dollar) move is this latest news on the political front in the U.S. about the Russia investigation expanding to Trump's business affairs," said Alvise Marino, FX strategist at Credit Suisse in New York.
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Last month, Belinda Johnson, the home-rental company's chief business affairs and legal officer, was named the chief operating officer, and Laurence Tosi, Airbnb's chief financial officer, left the company to focus on his investment fund.
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"Compounding the (weaker dollar) move is this latest news on the political front in the U.S. about the Russia investigation expanding to Trumps business affairs," said Alvise Marino, FX strategist at Credit Suisse in New York.
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Dowd based the privilege claim on the fact that the two men assisted lawyers DiGenova and Toensing; that they had worked for Giuliani; and that Giuliani had previously represented them in their personal and business affairs.
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Dowd based the privilege claim on the fact that the two men assisted lawyers DiGenova and Toensing; that they had worked for Giuliani; and that Giuliani had previously represented them in their personal and business affairs.
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Earl Anthony Wayne is a public policy fellow at the Wilson Center, a former assistant secretary of state for economic and business affairs, the former U.S. ambassador to Argentina and the former U.S. ambassador to Mexico.
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Amanda Gunderson, the former manager of business affairs at the Museum of Idaho, is accused of tampering with accounting software, disappearing months of financial records, and stealing between $46,835 and $107,378 in cash from the museum.
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"We are delighted to welcome the Harry Potter films to our catalogue of award-winning original programming and crowd-pleasing theatrical films," Executive Vice President, Business Affairs and President, Film Programming Bruce Grivetti said in a statement.
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However, the studio's head of business affairs, Bill Bernstein, only offered to pony up $15 million — reportedly not enough to cover the movie's iconic battle scenes — in addition to requesting a quarter of the film's theatrical revenue.
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Earl Anthony Wayne is the co-chair of the advisory board of the Mexico Institute at the Woodrow Wilson Center and is the former ambassador to Mexico and assistant secretary of State for economic and business affairs.
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Ms. Spellman, who says she does not have a pimp and handles her own business affairs, said pimps and managers serve a vital role — from providing security and transportation to arranging appointments and dealing with child care.
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David Rennie, The Economist's Beijing bureau chief, and Patrick Foulis, our business affairs editor, also ask Mr Ren about the US-China trade war, unfettered access to the internet in China and the protests in Hong Kong.
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"Specific rationales for specific sanctions have gotten muddied," said Peter Harrell, who served as the deputy assistant secretary for Counter Threat Finance and Sanctions in the State Department's Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs from 2012 to 2014.
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Cohen was a key figure in the insular coterie that runs Trump's personal and business affairs, and he's now one of the few people ever to have defected from that group and spoken publicly about its inner workings.
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There are also suspicions that Trump didn't prepare an agenda for his meeting with Russia's Vladimir Putin, according to Jose Fernandez, who served as the U.S. assistant secretary of state for economic, energy and business affairs under Obama.
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The Department of Business Affairs and Consumer Protection, the city agency that oversees the industry, said it could not find any record of the city taking disciplinary action against a medallion lender or broker related to medallion transactions.
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In particular, he has been under the microscope for a decision to close the State Department's cyber diplomacy office and fold its responsibilities into a bureau focused on economic and business affairs, as part of the broader reorganization.
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On one side of the planet, Michael Cohen, the President's former personal lawyer, is expected to dish dirt in a congressional hearing on Trump's turbulent personal and business affairs that are becoming an increasing legal and political threat.
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According to Tillerson's letter, the functions of the cybersecurity coordinator's office as well as its 23 staff members and support costs would be folded into the Office of the Secretary to the Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs.
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Our merry panel of Helen Joyce, The Economist's finance editor, Patrick Foulis, our business affairs editor, and Schumpeter columnist Henry Tricks join Philip Coggan, otherwise known as Bartleby, for a riotous ride through the stories of the year.
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The company announced the investment from Jordan, Declaration Capital and Curtis Polk, the managing partner and alternate governor of Hornets Sports & Entertainment, and manager of the financial and business affairs of Michael Jordan and his related companies, earlier today.
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At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Anne McElvoy asks our editor-in-chief, Zanny Minton-Beddoes, and Patrick Foulis, our business-affairs editor, why globalisation has run out of steam—and what will future economic growth look like?
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Trump—who canceled a scheduled December 15 press conference where he was supposed to explain how he was going to deal with conflicts of interest as president—is considering a "discretionary trust" to manage his business affairs as president.
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Prince was a disaster when it came to finances and his business affairs, and many of the people who worked with him say ignoring their advice to make a will is just a small piece of a chaotic puzzle.
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Others relate to everything from Trump's business affairs to his son Donald Trump Jr.'s 2016 meeting with Russians promising political dirt and have, no doubt, riled the easily inflamed temper of the man who occupies the Oval Office.
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Gaultier told the New Yorker that he found it hard to move forward with his business after Mengue's death, especially since Mengue was, not only the love of his life, but also the one who handled his business affairs.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's Princess Cristina returned to court in Palma de Mallorca on Tuesday as defendants began to testify in a fraud trial that centers on her husband's business affairs and has badly damaged the image of the royal family.
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Their concern: When these federal prosecutors struck an immunity deal with Weisselberg — the man who knows more about Trump's business affairs than anyone — it suddenly raised the specter of a deep investigative dive into the financial affairs of Trump's business.
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After winning control of the House in November, Democrats pledged to use their new majority status, and the subpoena power that came with it, to delve into the inner workings of the Trump administration as well as Trump's business affairs.
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Shelia has asked a judge to appoint her temporary conservator to handle his business affairs, while one of his daughters, Cleopatra, is trying to block the conservatorship, claiming Shelia is trying to fleece the estate and freeze out his 7 children.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The American Civil Liberties Union filed a legal request with several government agencies on Thursday demanding details on Donald Trump's potential conflicts of interest related to the extensive business affairs of the incoming U.S. president and his family.
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The euro gained almost another cent against the dollar in the hour that followed the meeting - helped by a report of a widening inquiry into President Donald Trump's business affairs - taking it to its highest since August 2015 at $1.1659.
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Bloomberg reports that the office will be collapsed into the Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs within the State Department and the future coordinator, if the role survives the cuts, will no longer report directly to the Secretary of State.
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As FIFA's No. 2 official, and Blatter's chief lieutenant, he was responsible for all of FIFA's business affairs and was the key figure in charge of the World Cups, the quadrennial event that is worth more than $5 billion to FIFA.
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But Ball, 21, who has spent much of his life in the shadow of his father, LaVar, appears to be shifting some of his priorities by hiring a new agent and by putting Lukanga at the center of his business affairs.
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There, piled up next to the cash register, could be found his latest productions, and there he was championed by the original owner, the imperious Frances Steloff, and her successor, Andreas Brown, who eventually took charge of Gorey's business affairs.
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In the aftermath of Robert S. Mueller III's report, the White House has quickly assumed a defiant, hard-line stance that it will not respect subpoenas and demands for information from various House committees exploring the president's conduct and business affairs.
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The ruling is a major triumph for the President, who's intensely sought to keep his business affairs in private, just days after the Republican-held Senate voted to acquit him on impeachment charges for abuse of power and obstruction of Congress.
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The person familiar with Parnas and Fruman's business affairs told Reuters that both men had been working for Firtash for several months before Parnas joined the Ukrainian mogul's legal team, and that Firtash has paid their expenses in the past.
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Manisha Singh, the U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Economic and Business Affairs, told a House of Representatives hearing there were 141 entities and individuals in Zimbabwe, including Mnangagwa and former president Robert Mugabe, that are currently under U.S. sanctions.
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"I'm concerned about plans to downgrade the Office of the Coordinator for Cyber Issues and merge it with an existing office within the Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs at a time when the U.S. is increasingly under attack online," Rep.
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Sherman's reporting casts a suspicious light on at least two other high-level Fox executives — including Bill Shine, who was recently promoted to co-president of Fox News, and Dianne Brandi, Fox News's executive vice president of legal and business affairs.
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Delaney's arrival unsettles everyone around him, starting with his half-sister (Oona Chaplin), with whom he exchanges too-long looks; and most significantly the powerful East India Co., which has a more-than-passing interest in his father's estate and business affairs.
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Photo: Richard Shotwell/Invision/APFormer astronaut Buzz Aldrin, the second man to walk on the Moon, has filed a lawsuit against two of his children and a former business manager in an effort to retain control over his finances, business affairs, and legacy.
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Aldrin "is a vulnerable adult, as defined by Florida statutes...due to Plaintiff's advanced age of 88 years," the suit alleges, adding that Andrew has "knowingly and through deception or intimidation" deprived him of his finances, property, and knowledge of his business affairs.
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Andres recalled when star government witness Rick Gates — Manafort's former associate who is now cooperating with the government — said that Manafort kept close track of his business affairs, and Ellis commented in response that Manafort wasn't aware that Gates was stealing from him.
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PALMA DE MALLORCA, Spain (Reuters) - Spain's Princess Cristina appeared in court on Monday on charges of tax fraud, the first member of the royal family to stand in the dock, as a lengthy investigation into her husband's business affairs finally went to trial.
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The deal was signed by US Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx, Assistant Secretary of State for Economic and Business Affairs Charles Rivkin, Cuban Minister of Transportation Adel Yzquierdo Rodriguez, and president of the Cuban Civil Aviation Institute, Ministry of Transportation Colonel Alfredo Cordero Puig.
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Faulkner wrote that the decision to fold the cyber office into the Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs -- which as part of its portfolio handles international communications and information technology policy -- would consolidate the agency's efforts on cybersecurity and the digital economy.
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Mr. Chin went to work for Mr. Woods as his vice president for business affairs and executive-produced the 1997 art film "Gummo," a controversial cult hit with a cast composed primarily of nonactors and with scenes of glue sniffing and cat torture.
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Mr. Chayefsky, who had already balked at an offer for Columbia Pictures to release "Network," was meeting with United Artists about the film when he took umbrage with a business affairs executive who told him he thought the Howard Beale character didn't work.
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The State Department officials said the agency's Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs is working with private charters to get them into places to help with repatriation efforts, using a fund specially authorized by Congress for emergencies that's known as the K Fund.
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FLIGHTS TO VIENNA The person familiar with Parnas and Fruman's business affairs told Reuters that both men had been working for Firtash for several months before Parnas joined the Ukrainian mogul's legal team, and that Firtash has paid their expenses in the past.
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But equally there is no proven direct evidence of collusion by the President from any of the multiple investigations that are swirling around his White House and are now digging deep into his personal and business affairs as well as the 2016 campaign.
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On the House side, the Foreign Affairs Committee has scheduled a hearing on Tuesday on the administration's plans to redesign the State Department, which includes shuttering the cybersecurity coordinator's office and shuffling it under a bureau charged with handling economic and business affairs.
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Menendez is accused of aiding Melgen's personal and business affairs, including helping the doctor's foreign girlfriends get visas to visit the US. Menendez also allegedly intervened with the Department of Health and Human Services to help his friend settle an $8.9-million Medicare payment dispute.
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Mueller is probing the Trump campaign's possible ties to Russia, and New York prosecutors are reportedly investigating Cohen's personal business affairs, including payments made to adult film actress Stormy Daniels, who claims she was paid for her silence after having an affair with Trump.
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Also listed on disclosure are Alan Larson, who held top posts at the State Department, including assistant secretary of State for economic and business affairs; and Stephen Rademaker, who served in the State Department, in House GOP leadership and the George H.W. Bush White House.
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As a two-time U.S. ambassador overseas and assistant secretary of state for economic and business affairs for three secretaries of state, I observed the energetic efforts of our competitors, and I supported work to improve U.S. coordination and flexibility to help American companies.
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Painter's exit was followed by reports that the State Department plans to close the Office of the Coordinator for Cyber Issues and shuffle it under the Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs, which critics say would scale back the power of the cyber coordinator.
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On Tuesday, the American secretary of transportation, Anthony Foxx, and the assistant secretary of state for economic and business affairs, Charles H. Rivkin, signed the agreement to restore commercial flights between the United States and Cuba at the Hotel Nacional with Cuba's minister of transportation, Adel Yzquierdo.
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And then the person who was running the media group at that time got to know me a little bit, the Yahoo Sports job opened up and he asked me to stretch and move out of business affairs and into a GM role for Yahoo Sports.
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U.S. District Judge Amit Mehta in Washington heard oral arguments on whether Mazars must comply with a House Oversight Committee subpoena, marking the first time a federal court has waded into the tussle about how far Congress can go in probing Trump and his business affairs.
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And so long as the US and Trump can't lift sanctions, there's no point in encouraging Europeans to lift them, said Peter Harrell, who served as the served as the deputy assistant secretary for counter threat finance and sanctions in the State Department's Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs.
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U.S. District Judge Amit Mehta in Washington heard oral arguments on whether Mazars LLP must comply with a House of Representatives Oversight Committee subpoena, marking the first time a federal court has waded into the tussle about how far Congress can go in probing Trump and his business affairs.
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In an interview with the New York Times on July 19th, Mr Trump suggested the deeply respected investigator would be crossing a "red line" if he were to scrutinise Mr Trump's complicated business affairs, which, because of the president's refusal to publish his tax returns, remain largely secret.
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The layers of potential conflicts he faces are in many ways as complex as his far-flung business empire, adding a heightened degree of difficulty for Mr. Trump — one of the wealthiest men to ever occupy the White House — in separating his official duties from his private business affairs.
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Still, the exact type of genius that Prince represented—that self-contained performer who has the skill to write and arrange songs, produce (and sometimes engineer) recordings, play multiple instruments, and even handle business affairs like marketing and distribution, as well as operating a label—might be fleeting.
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Sheikh Abdullah bin Mohamed bin Saud al-Thani, chief executive of the Qatar Investment Authority (QIA), delivered the message to officials including Charles Rivkin, U.S. assistant secretary of state for economic and business affairs, in Doha on Monday, a Qatari official and another source close to the QIA told Reuters.
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A California judge sentenced her to a conservatorship, which designates that her lawyer and father control her personal and business affairs, and then Britney embarked on one of the most successful comebacks of all time, recording more number one singles than she did during her Disney Channel/ Tiger Beat heyday.
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A California judge sentenced her to a conservatorship, which designates that her lawyer and father control her personal and business affairs, and then Britney embarked on one of the most successful comebacks of all time, recording more number one singles than she did during her Disney Channel/Tiger Beat heyday.
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"It's certainly not good for the DOJ in this appeal if the judges on the panel bring to this issue skepticism about the wisdom of government intervention in business affairs," said Jeffrey Blumenfeld, a former senior Justice Department antitrust attorney who is now a partner at the law firm Lowenstein Sandler.
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Former student says Yardeni misled him into a $101,000 debt For many members of the Kabbalah Centre, the chevre's influence over their decision-making extended well beyond the realm of the spiritual, from dating and marriage to the timing and frequency of their sexual activity to the management of their business affairs.
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He also maintains a close command over his business affairs, to the extent that even Columbia Records, the label that has been Mr. Dylan's home for almost his entire five-decade career, seemed to be waiting for a cue from its famous artist, publishing little more than a perfunctory tweet about the Nobel.
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She could neither read nor write, but on her lecturing tours took with her grandson, who attended to her business affairs Sojourner knew many prominent men — her favorite statesman being Abraham Lincoln — and her narratives and descriptions of those whom she had known showed that she had judged their characters exceedingly well.
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Trump himself has suggested to friends that he understands the bind he created: By taunting Comey about tapes that the president admitted yesterday don't exist, he hastened the chain of events that led to the appointment of special counsel Bob Mueller, who's expected to delve into the business affairs of the president and his family.
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It acted as a concierge for "all details regarding your properties and worldwide business affairs," for example, helping the family confidentially purchase (and dispose of) luxury condominiums at resort destinations and even arranging repairs for a car stored at a vacation home and hiring a contractor to fix broken poolside tiles, the documents show.
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Attempting to muscle Trump could, of course, prompt Trump to blow up on Twitter and assail his own party, which might force Republicans to consider whether his blatant, ongoing efforts to obstruct the rule of law combined with his complete refusal to conduct his business affairs in a remotely acceptable manner aren't impeachable offenses after all.
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He went on to work from 1976 to 1980 as a television cameraman; a broadcast journalist and a director at WESH-TV in Orlando; a program director for Warner Amex Cable in Dallas; and, from 1981-83, vice president for business affairs for Fort Worth Productions, an independent film company that supplied content for public television.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation is moving closer to the heart of Trump's business empire with inquiries into the business affairs of the Trump Organization's lead consiglieri, and one of big tech's most powerful leaders was dragged before Congress in what's likely to be looked back on as a turning point in Silicon Valley's relationship with the capital.
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Dianne Brandi, the network's executive vice president of legal and business affairs, is one of the last remaining executives from the inner circle of Roger Ailes, Fox News's founding chairman, whose ouster last summer prompted a series of allegations by women that exposed a corporate culture in which, they said, they were harassed and feared reporting the misconduct.
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The glut of pent-up questions for the president-elect gave him an advantage in navigating the exchange; he interrupted inquiries about Russia's hacking to introduce a lawyer, Sheri L. Dillon, who spoke at length about how Mr. Trump would organize his business affairs and explain why he was not divesting from his global business empire.
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Here are some of the highlights ... -- John explains why the family doesn't consider themselves "football fans" -- John talks about why he hates "Thursday Night Football" -- Why Nick owes a lot of his NFL success to his big bro Joey -- Why John tries to stay out of his sons' business affairs -- The 49ers are the PERFECT for Nick, starting with the coaching staff.
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"They usually at least make an effort to repaint the sign, even if it is the same address and same cast of characters in front of you," said Peter Harrell, a sanctions expert at the Center for New American Security who previously served as deputy assistant secretary for counter threat finance and sanctions in the State Department's Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs.
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"This is reminiscent of when quick service restaurants in the U.S. sold CDs of popular artists and compilations at a value price," said Larry Katz, a music industry lawyer and the former senior vice president for business affairs at EMI Records, who once brokered a deal between EMI and McDonald's that sold millions of CDs over a 30-day period in the mid-1990s.
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The criminal case has triggered intense speculation and scrutiny of Giuliani's role in the business affairs of the pair, who purported to have investments in natural gas in Ukraine and were also eager to break into the newly-legalized cannabis trade in the U.S. Photos have also surfaced of Parnas and Fruman with Trump, Giuliani and other U.S. politicians at fundraisers, parties and other events.
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He would seek to direct a high-school player to a particular college team, and in exchange he expected a coach at that school to persuade a current player to let Dawkins and his associates manage the player's business affairs once he reached the N.B.A. "The kid that they want from me is Brian Bowen," he wrote to an associate, according to an email obtained by Yahoo Sports.
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In exchange for these gifts, prosecutors alleged that Menendez aided Melgen in personal matters and business affairs, such as contacting an ambassador to help the doctor get travel visas for his foreign girlfriends, intervening with the US Department of Health and Human Services to help Melgen settle an $8.9-million Medicare payment dispute, and lobbying State Department officials to help Melgen resolve a contractual dispute with the government of the Dominican Republic.
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"The special counsel having found no evidence or proof whatsoever of Russian collusion, trafficking in allegedly hacked emails with WikiLeaks or advance knowledge of the publication of (then-Clinton campaign chair John) Podesta's emails now seems to be combing through every molecule of my existence including my personal life, political activities and business affairs to conjure up some offense to charge me with either to silence me or induce me to testify against the President," Stone told CNN.
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"The special counsel having found no evidence or proof whatsoever of Russian collusion, trafficking in allegedly hacked emails with WikiLeaks or advance knowledge of the publication of [then-Clinton campaign chair John] Podesta's emails now seems to be combing through every molecule of my existence including my personal life, political activities and business affairs to conjure up some offense to charge me with either to silence me or induce me to testify against the president," Stone told the network.
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