Because she's an artist, but she's also a brilliant businessperson.
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"I want to be successful as a businessperson," he said.
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The release of hostages also fits into Trump's businessperson mentality.
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And all this is when he is simply a wealthy businessperson.
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But Democratic businessperson Fred Hubbell has pulled ahead in recent polls.
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Looking in the mirror at home I saw a savvy businessperson.
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"He's negotiating, I think, as a businessperson," Grassley said Wednesday morning.
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Elizabeth Warren, former vice president Joe Biden, and businessperson Tom Steyer.
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Learn to be a good businessperson, not just a good salesperson5.
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He was also named Time's businessperson of the year for 2019.
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And the organization insists that it violates free speech to punish a businessperson for boycotting Israel, but it doesn't violate free speech to punish a businessperson for boycotting people of a particular race, religion or ethnicity.
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Hoover isn't the only businessperson ruined by the challenges of public service.
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Every year, Fortune rolls out its famed Businessperson of the Year list.
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It is actually profitable for you as a businessperson to fight this.
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" Trump, for his part, has defended his record, arguing, "I'm a businessperson.
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You are going to be a businessperson, but dont ever borrow money.
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The "CEO/businessperson" category breaks down into at least three major types.
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"I don't think Mr. Bugatti was a businessperson at all," said Kruta.
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I'm a businessperson so I will take dramatic action to stop those leaks.
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Stuff that, a successful businessperson like Trump should, in fact, be good at.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella was recently named Fortune&aposs Businessperson of the Year.
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What does it take psychologically for a talented businessperson to reach entrepreneur status?
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Whether you're a gamer or a businessperson, it's worth checking out the deals below.
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And it's personal because my life has influenced who I am as a businessperson.
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Liu is the highest-profile Chinese businessperson to be publicly accused of sexual misconduct.
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The businessperson ultimately offered $10,000, split between Glenn and the associate, the information says.
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Mr. Mueller was up against a far shrewder businessperson, who countersued for just one dollar.
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He might represent exactly the type of businessperson who could be an effective government leader.
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Another is the stark difference between Byrne the musician and Byrne the businessperson, managing a team.
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In March, the United States Small Business Administration named her Maine's Small Businessperson of the Year.
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So like any shrewd businessperson, Mark Zuckerberg embarked on a concerted charm offensive to court Beijing.
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I don't mean "you" in the generic sense, but literally you personally, because you're a businessperson.
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Would you ask a mid-20s self-made male businessperson if their father helped them with something?
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Ted Cruz will reportedly announce businessperson Carly Fiorina as his choice for vice president on Wednesday afternoon.
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LML: (Laughs) I started off as a bureaucrat, but I have transformed myself to be a businessperson.
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" He started to realize, he said, that he was "married to a businessperson rather than a wife.
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Then, the mysterious person impersonating the Chinese American businessperson would disappear, leaving their victims stranded in Southeast Asia.
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It's every pet owner's worst nightmare: a trusted caretaker and businessperson mistreating the furry love of your life.
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But he, just like any other businessperson who airs political grievances, has to be prepared for the fallout.
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Having control in a situation is something that's important to me, as a woman and as a businessperson.
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That's been the strategy all along, Huang told Fortune, which named him 2017's businessperson of the year.
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Sweat equity describes the contribution a businessperson puts into a project in the shape of effort and labor.
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Ive lived with that all my life: Im going to be a businessperson, and I cant borrow money.
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"Shark Tank" judge and multi-millionaire Daymond John is another successful businessperson who publicly discusses the importance of gratitude.
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We are a culture in America of hero worship whether you're an athlete, a politician, a businessperson, a musician.
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Though nearly every time Buffett tried to get a meeting with a businessperson in Omaha, he was turned down.
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I think I'm a much better dealmaker than the current president, both as a businessperson and as an elected official.
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The goal of the 2.0 version is not to become a businessperson but to be a person who understands business.
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But he argues that every ambitious businessperson—not to mention actor, musician, and athlete—will eventually be doing something similar.
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I would rather a businessperson than a lackluster, untrustworthy career politician that puts her interests ahead of the American people.
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I'm thought of as a whole, a person with responsibilities who is a businessperson and a leader and a creator.
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In Congress, though, you can vault in as a businessperson, or a veteran, or the scion of a political family.
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Yet, as a businessperson who had the high honor to serve in the Cabinet, I know we can do better.
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But here's somebody who was as pure pitch a businessperson as you could find and he has truly converted himself.
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Egyptian self-exiled businessperson Mohamed Ali looks at his laptop during an interview in an office near Barcelona on Oct. 23.
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Then as now, he has presented himself as a successful businessperson ready to extend himself beyond Starbucks and remake troubled institutions.
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But the president also shared the most unique thing about her business, which may sound downright unnatural to the average businessperson.
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But in the eyes of the classic American businessperson, these mom-and-pop outfits aren't making the money they could be.
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Today I am not only a better writer, but a stronger businessperson thanks to the unexpected joy that is my son.
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At the office, employees could shake the hand of every businessperson attending a virtual meeting and feel a squeeze in return.
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Any businessperson knows that for a business to grow, it's imperative to identify market trends, innovate and capitalize on new opportunities.
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If a businessperson is going to Cuba to set up a commercial operation, there is a definitive need for a commercial visa.
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Picking Mark Cuban, or a less obnoxious businessperson, for the sake of balancing a political ticket, would make the exact opposite case.
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So what can Disney (DIS) CEO Bob Iger, who Time recently named its Businessperson of the Year, possibly do for an encore?
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When you're trying to be a parent and a businessperson at the same time, that is the most stressful thing you could do.
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And in 22A is a businessperson whose flight will be covered by a corporate card, with an upgrade or two possibly thrown in.
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Being on a first name basis with Apple CEO Tim Cook is something every developer, businessperson, and wannabe Silicon Valley entrepreneur aspires to.
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He is simply unable to make those leaps of imagination and generosity necessary to transform from a businessperson to a national political leader.
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Trump's entire persona and sole claim to the presidency is built around the idea that he's a successful businessperson, making him a winner.
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"Those initial calls are crucial for understanding the kind of businessperson you're working with and whether or not you'll get along," LaLonde said.
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In exchange for helping the businessperson, Palomarez would throw an event featuring the member, something he said he had already done with another lawmaker.
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Any businessperson interested in traveling to Cuba but who has any doubts about eligibility can submit a letter to OFAC asking for interpretive guidance.
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She thought he was a stuck up businessperson living in the modern youth culture of suburban London, but then this whole box of information.
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As a producer or editor, what should you -- as a journalist first and a businessperson second -- choose to devote more time and resources to?
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The speech sparked speculation that Winfrey, 63, could seek the presidency in the next election, challenging another television personality and businessperson, President Donald Trump.
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"Get out last year's information and see what would happen if you were to convert to a small businessperson from an employee," he said.
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Buffett calls Bezos the "most remarkable businessperson" of our time and has said that passing on Amazon was one of his biggest investing regrets.
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Barney is a talented businessperson, and I can't thank him enough for all of his contributions in helping get us to and through the IPO.
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Thiel, a billionaire who currently serves on President Donald Trump's transition team, isn't the only mega rich businessperson staking out a claim in New Zealand.
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She thought [her father] was a stuck-up businessperson living in the modern youth culture of suburban London, but then this whole box of information.
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After all, when was the last time you met a Main Street businessperson who cared about rules regulating swaps, derivatives or other complex financial instruments?
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Beerens, who describes himself as "a creative at heart," says that the startup now needs someone leading it who can be more of a businessperson.
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For her, that meant promoting herself as a businessperson who can stand up to the political class, including Cruz, and get change done in Washington.
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Contestants compete in challenges in order to win the friendship of Hilton Hotel scion, businessperson, and originator of the phrase "that's hot", Paris Whitney Hilton.
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Some of the lessons of Trump's presidency may undercut Schultz's argument as well: namely, that it's good to have a businessperson in the White House.
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There's no need to get into why if you don't want to talk about it—your landlord is a businessperson, and this is a business situation.
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It might be of great help if a businessperson could count on the Bank being great at forecasting inflation but, as we can see, it isn't.
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Mark McCormick believes in innovation just as much as the next businessperson, but not the kind that requires fancy gizmos or complicated gadgets to get there.
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Not just C.E.O.s but the more modest businessperson — think of junior employees at multinational companies, or aid workers who are called to respond to international crises.
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"I was disgusted and offended that any legitimate businessperson would think this was an appropriate action to take," City Manager Jimmy Morales said in the statement.
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Couple all of that with great comfort, battery life, and sound quality, and the Bose 1503 are among the best headphones for a businessperson in 2019.
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To expect a politician to do something different is like expecting a businessperson to give away her money or a compass to point somewhere other than North.
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Why does Ivanka, a successful businessperson like her father, also make so many of her products in China, despite the criticism Trump has leveled at the country?
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Palomarez invited a businessperson to the meeting who needed help from the lawmaker, with the USHCC president positioning himself as a middleman in a proposed business relationship.
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"Barney is a talented businessperson, and I can't thank Barney enough for all of his contributions in helping us get to and through the IPO," he wrote.
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Here are some of the highlights: The actor and businessperson was referring to a violent incident with her ex on the beach that made headlines in 2016.
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In 2016, after joining the Trump campaign, Flynn was paid $530,000 by a Turkish businessperson for advocacy work in the US on behalf of the Turkish Republic.
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While once in the hands of every future forward businessperson and teen of the now-millennial generation, BlackBerry had been winding down since the iPhone picked up.
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" Nevertheless, Green told 60 Minutes that his purpose is "the same as it was before: be the best husband, best dad, lawyer, writer, businessperson I can be.
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The 39-year-old Detroit native is not a city councilmember, a state senator, or a well-connected businessperson—she's a political outsider who's never held office.
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So there no place anymore to stand to the side and claim neutrality — to say, 'I am just a businessperson' or 'I am just running a platform.
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Having found his crowd, Jabari teamed up with an American Israeli businessperson and entrepreneur named Avi Zimmerman to colaunch the Judea and Samaria Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
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Now, Lohan has a new show — Lindsay Lohan's Beach Club — that she's fully on board with, portraying her new life as an American expat and a businessperson abroad.
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While the Crushers are definitely an acquired taste I could honestly recommend the Venue over any similarly priced noise-cancelling headphones on the market, including Bose's businessperson specials.
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There's the Square from the point of view of the businessperson, and they are spending a lot of money to be able to win in the arms race.
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While no sound businessperson would set out to create a business model that has an inverse relationship between demand and revenue, such a result is exactly what happens.
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In 2014, an enterprising business-English teacher named Evan Frendo had the idea of using the corpus to locate phrases helpful to the foreign businessperson working with Americans.
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"Every farmer is a smart businessperson, and a farmer is not going to pay for a technology if they don't think it provides a major benefit," he said.
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When I started in the business as a businessperson in the early '2130s as a strategist, the world said, you know, there's going to be some massive consolidation.
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But how can you, a businessperson who non-ironically uses terms such as "leverage best practices" and "exploit core competencies," move the needle on your humor skill set?
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A majority of financial executives in boardrooms around the world say Amazon Founder and Chief Executive Jeff Bezos should be considered as the top businessperson of the decade.
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" When I asked about his relationship with Beijing last night, Bloomberg said that "every U.S. businessperson and every big company has no choice but to deal with them.
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His first choice was Carly Fiorina: he thought she sounded like a better businessperson than Trump, and he couldn't understand why she wasn't doing better in the polls.
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The businessperson, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said he found it strange that the two men were asking Ukrainian businesspeople to send money to the US-based nonprofit.
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Nadella was recently named Fortune&aposs Businessperson of the Year, and he credits CFO Amy Hood for her strategic role in allocating capital to Microsoft&aposs cloud-computing services.
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"As a businessperson in San Diego, if you're not following this you're living in a cave," said Jason Hughes, chief executive of Hughes Marino, a commercial real estate brokerage.
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The massively successful launch of Disney+ and a record $10 billion in global box office sales helped make Disney CEO Bob Iger businessperson of the year, Time magazine says.
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In another instance, Glenn allegedly agreed to introduce legislation to get a liquor license for a restaurant that a businessperson wanted to open in Glenn's district, the information states.
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"Slim doesn't consider Lopez Obrador his ideal leader, and Lopez Obrador doesn't consider Slim his ideal businessperson," said James Jones, a former U.S. ambassador to Mexico who knows both men.
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That's led Spotify to making some acquisitions and building analytics tools to expand on this idea of "artist as businessperson" — for example it purchased CrowdAlbum for marketing tools last year.
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Former Democratic gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum was caught up in the FBI investigation after he allegedly accepted gifts from a Tallahassee businessperson and from undercover FBI agents posing as businesspeople.
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She tried to hide her actions, prosecution says In June 2018, Glenn and her associate met with another businessperson in Baltimore to discuss medical marijuana licenses, according to the information.
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Like any good businessperson, Chapman also turned the setback into an opportunity: He bought a 9,000-square-foot warehouse in Salt Lake City and hired a five-person fulfillment staff.
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As a businessperson who is extremely familiar with the advantages of scale and strict operational standards, he must be acutely aware that he cannot compete as a third-party candidate.
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According to a 2015 study cited in the Province, homemakers/housewives are commonly listed as occupations in purchases of single family homes in the city's west side, followed by businessperson.
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A "very successful businessperson" friend of Branson's wrote asking when he could expect to be repaid the money he had lent Branson to help the British Virgin Islands recover after Irma.
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We watch her grow into a powerful businessperson—someone with a machine-gun mouth who hardly ever shows her vulnerabilities and needs to maintain the appearance of capability at all times.
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His politics are just vague enough to be the only Palestinian businessperson heading to a conference whose planners hope will raise tens of billions of dollars for Palestinians, Egypt, Jordan, and Lebanon.
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This is true whether you are a businessperson, a physician, a politician, a parent, the FBI director -- or a cop, in foot pursuit, in an alley, in the middle of the night.
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They think feminism is great and only a woman that can speak properly, that has a degree, who is a boss, a businessperson… they think only Michelle Obama can be a feminist.
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And if you dare to say you are a businessperson, a teacher or an aid worker dealing with people at the height of human suffering, then by God, be great at it.
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The video was posted to Facebook and Twitter, and within hours it was shared by prominent Conservatives such as Alberta Premier Jason Kenney, former Saskatchewan premier Brad Wall, and businessperson Brett Wilson.
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They think feminism is great and only a woman that can speak properly, that has a degree, who is a boss, a businessperson … they think only Michelle Obama can be a feminist.
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And on long-haul routes, where Wi-Fi could prove most critical to a businessperson, Russia's Aeroflot, Aer Lingus of Ireland, and Garuda Indonesia have almost as much Wi-Fi coverage as Lufthansa.
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It's not just that Mr. Trump is a businessperson, it's the fact that he has so many varied and well-known business interests that the potential for conflict of interest is almost infinite.
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The one piece of advice you need to hear as a current, or future, successful businessperson or entrepreneur is that it is absolutely acceptable — and necessary — to seek help when you need it.
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That's about what you would expect if you think of Romney as a handsome, telegenic, successful businessperson who governed as a moderate in a blue state before remaking himself as a conventional Republican.
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Finally, and perhaps most importantly, fighting corruption by reducing bureaucratic demands on businesses should reduce cynicism surrounding Iraqi government anti-corruption efforts since any businessperson can directly observe the effects of this policy.
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DL: But in terms of his business tactics, it doesn't look like race was something he used as a businessperson in the same way he's used it to his advantage as a candidate.
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Surely there are at least a few million voters who supported Trump because they thought a presidential candidate and successful businessperson wouldn't or couldn't make a promise like that unless it was possible.
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Then in May, the retired businessperson who operates GEDmatch, Curtis Rogers, gave Utah police permission to use the database to solve the violent assault of a 71-year-old woman inside a Mormon church.
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"How come I should give to an American charity?" the businessperson recalled replying to Parnas and Fruman, adding that he told them it would make more sense to donate directly to the Ukrainian charity.
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As I have matured as a businessperson, I have been asked one question again and again: Was I lucky, or have there been specific actions that allow me to succeed where others have failed?
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The lesson of Balleisen's study is that when we trust businesspeople to be honest, and when we trust the market to regulate itself, the market, and the businessperson, will take advantage of our trust.
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" The city manager, Jimmy L. Morales, who issued the order revoking the nightclub's business license, added, "I was disgusted and offended that any legitimate businessperson would think this was an appropriate action to take.
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For the Trump plurality: Fiorina is an outsider who hasn't spent her entire professional life in Washington, a businessperson with a zero-based budgeting plan that will make perpetual deficits a thing of the past.
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Even though he knew, "as a businessperson, that debt was not dangerous if managed well and that credit is essential to jump-starting a small business," he remains averse to it for deeply personal reasons.
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You have to — you govern with all of the instincts of a businessperson, but you have to add much more heart and soul into your decisions than you would ever have even thought of before.
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In fact, an industry report from First Research found that an average businessperson spent somewhere between $500 to $1,500 on dry cleaning in 2012 — and thanks to the pink tax, prices are even higher for women.
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Anything that helps achieve this balance makes for a happier — and more effective — businessperson, so before you send your most trusted employee off to the international office, make sure she has these products and services packed.
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DONALD TRUMP: As a very successful person I would buy companies, throw them in a chapter, bankrupt it, negotiate — I would do great deals, I didn't use them for myself, I used them as a businessperson.
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More from Conor Dougherty of the NYT: "As a businessperson in San Diego, if you're not following this you're living in a cave," said Jason Hughes, chief executive of Hughes Marino, a commercial real estate brokerage.
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They've taken one of Leonardo's friends, Luca Pacioli, the mathematician, idea of debit and credit bookkeeping; double entries for debit and credit, which if you're a businessperson listening to this you get how important that is.
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AS FAR AS BUSINESS, FIND ME ONE ENTREPRENEUR THAT DONALD TRUMP IS INVESTED IN. FOUND ME, YOU KNOW, ONE COMPANY THAT DONALD TRUMP HAS OR ONE BUSINESSPERSON THAT HAS COME OUT AND SAID DONALD TRUMP HAS MENTORED.
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This is particularly true for black women, for whom the maternal mortality rate is three to four times higher than it is for white women — even if they're a world-famous athlete and businessperson like Serena Williams.
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Polls have shown McMaster as the clear frontrunner, but Republicans expect him to fall short of the 50% mark and face Templeton or self-funding businessperson John Warren in a runoff two weeks after the June 12 primary.
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I felt that he would say almost anything to get elected... One of the things that turned me off to Trump the most was his bullying, but then I rationalized that as that's part of being a businessperson.
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Because I'm a mother of two girls, I loved "We Are Girls," because it speaks to the gender differences and kind of gives girls that confidence to be a businessperson, to be a sports player, to be successful.
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In addition to making Liu the highest-profile Chinese businessperson to be accused publicly of sexual misconduct, the case has raised concerns that loss-making Nasdaq-listed JD.com could face difficulties making decisions due to its unusual governance structure.
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Warren Buffett is legendary as an investor, but he's also an incredibly successful businessperson, too — a fact that sometimes gets lost in the millions of words that have been written about his advice on how to buy a stock.
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The film depicts Grey's character Chelsea as just another businessperson desperately trying to sell herself in New York as the markets crumble — much of her job involves listening to the woes of men brought low by the financial crisis.
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"I was heavily involved in the logistics, and I kept thinking 'Oh my God, I'm making a lot of terrible decisions as a businessperson, and at the same times I'm so emotionally overwrought with what's going on,'" he said.
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At the same time, letting in a stranger — even a "businessperson" — for a shorter period of time is not going to be a no-brainer for many people who might otherwise rent their home while away for a weekend.
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David Correia, a Florida businessperson who was arrested at JFK Airport on Wednesday as part of an investigation into associates of Rudy Giuliani, had spoken publicly as far back as January 2017 about Ukraine and Joe Biden's son Hunter.
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According to a Ukrainian businessperson who encountered Parnas and Fruman in Kyiv this year, the two men used Giuliani's planned visit to Anatevka as a selling point to drum up contributions to the project from members of the country's Jewish community.
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It was 2006, and Schultz was announcing that the Basketball Club of Seattle, of which he was the face and the largest stakeholder, had sold the Seattle SuperSonics and the WNBA's Seattle Storm to Clay Bennett, a businessperson from Oklahoma City.
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If both Trump and former WWE businessperson Linda McMahon being in the U.S. government weren't proof enough that the bro culture of the late 90s now rules the world, Kid Rock's potential appointment to the country's Senate is the capstone.
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The price and the chosen retail locations underscore that Sirin is not targeting your average, common businessperson, but a much smaller group of super-rich, for whom, presumably, $14,000 doesn't seem like too much money to spend on a smartphone.
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Half an hour with a supply-and-demand graph shows that free trade is better for every nation, developed or developing, no matter how much an individual businessperson might wish for a special tariff to protect her line of work.
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From episode one, Dawson waxed poetic about how he wasn't as smart a businessperson as YouTubers like Star, and how he could have made so much more money if he'd known how to market himself and his merchandise better earlier on.
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A more illuminating aspect of Trump the businessperson was his stint as chair of a public traded company — a scenario in which he was supposed to be the steward of not just his own interests but those of the company's shareholders.
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"The miraculous thing about his history as a businessperson is that he has found a way to turn being a really good and caring person into a business asset," said David Kirkpatrick, a Benioff friend who runs the Techonomy conferences.
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"Because we had the Great Depression on Hoover's watch, the feeling was that a businessperson in the White House was a disaster," said Mr. Brinkley, who has written books about Franklin Delano Roosevelt, John F. Kennedy, Ronald Reagan and others.
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Already, investigators have connected Parnas and Fruman to at least one foreign national — an unnamed Russian businessperson mentioned in the indictment who allegedly gave the men money to fund political campaigns in Nevada, where they wanted to launch the marijuana business.
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The next month, the two men managed to get a cash infusion when an unnamed Russian businessperson wired $500,000 to an account controlled by Fruman so they could make campaign contributions to candidates in Nevada, according to their grand jury indictment.
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Deng is keeping it low key these days, having rebranded herself not just as a movie producer and businessperson but also as a professional connector of people, as commended in a shamelessly name-droppy post-divorce profile that ran in Vogue in 2016.
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Machine learning is about taking the data that anyone might have — whether it's a sports franchise or an industrial manufacturer — and using algorithms to actually reason over the data and to predict outcomes that a businessperson can use to make better decisions.
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Female entrepreneurs are among those with the most to lose if Instagram is blocked, said Aida Pooryanasab, a Tehran-based doctoral candidate and businessperson who works with many women-run small businesses and has operated a popular Instagram account for seven years.
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Former White House press secretary Ari Fleischer, for example, said on Twitter that it is a "double standard" to consider criticism of Soros anti-Semitic but not criticism of Sheldon Adelson, the businessperson and philanthropist who gave millions to the Trump inauguration committee.
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It's been about — it's going through hardship just like a businessperson does and finding a way through smarts and ingenuity and resilience to fight forward and — when Donald Trump becomes president of the United States, we're going to have a stronger America.
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When I use a tiny metal watering can, I feel like an Instagram star doing a sponsored post for The Sill (I'm not one), just as I feel like a powerful businessperson (I'm not one of those, either) in a structured blazer.
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"There may be applications for technologies which to a commercial businessperson may look ... benign, reasonably so, but to the government that has access to different information, a different sift through which it views this information, they come to a different conclusion," he said.
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As a businessperson who doesn't have much time for reading because you have to go back to your businessing, you are probably wondering: Are there any contrived metaphors I can remember as a takeaway for how I can utilize humor in the workplace?
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Time also announced Lizzo as its entertainer of the year, the US Women&aposs soccer team as its athlete of the year, Disney CEO Bob Iger as its businessperson of the year, and US public servants as its guardian of the year.
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We're talking about a businessperson who incentivized merch sales by pairing them with Ticketmaster "boosts" for #VerifiedFans, but we're also talking about a musician who already spends what must be hours per day watching her fans' Instagram Stories and engaging with their Tumblr posts.
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He's a largely unknown businessperson on the political fringe, a former member of Palestinian intelligence, bringing to Bahrain some heavy baggage with his questionable alliances and business practices and a whiff of scandal — including a charge of treason filed against him in his hometown.
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He's merely a successful businessperson and a libertarian who happily seized the opportunity to speak at the Republican National Convention, and who has now donated an amount of money to a failing presidential candidate that's basically meaningless when taking Thiel's net worth into account.
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Then, in May, BuzzFeed News reported that police in Centerville, Utah, had convinced Curtis Rogers, a retired Florida businessperson who cofounded GEDmatch, to breach the site's own terms and conditions, which were supposed to restrict law enforcement use to investigations of homicides or sexual assaults.
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However, if I were a US tech executive I would delay travel to China for a bit or go on a vacation if based there…I guess the takeaway is that if you're an American businessperson looking to go to China, you know the risks right now.
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This transition to wealth and fame could have spelled doom for the Vanderpump franchise, but Lisa Vanderpump remains an extraordinarily canny businessperson, and so she's figured out how to create new roles for her cast to grow into while keeping her restaurants relevant to their exploits.
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Meanwhile, Martin Shkreli, a young hedge fund manager turned pharmaceutical executive, was for a while the country's most reviled businessperson, after his relatively small company, Turing Pharmaceuticals, bought a drug that treats toxoplasmosis and promptly raised its price from less than $22015 per tablet to $214.
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"No dad should have to sacrifice taking leave, and I've been very public about taking mine in an effort to show other men that you can still be an ambitious businessperson while also taking time for your family," the tech mogul said in a press release distributed in February.
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While you may laugh at the idea of a comedian doing so well in the polls, let's not forget that President Petro Poroshenko, the current leader of Ukraine, made his name as a businessperson in the chocolate business, a Slavic combination between a hardened magnate and Willy Wonka.
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A native of Manhattan who has advocated for herself and her family through a number of devastating life events, including the loss of her brother, Guy, in the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center, Barzvi is not only an astute businessperson, but also driven and solutions-oriented.
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Parnas and Fruman were charged with four counts, while Correia and Kukushkin were only charged with one related to an attempt by all four men to influence the campaign of a local Nevada politician with money sourced secretly from a Russian businessperson, in order to help their aspiring recreational marijuana business.
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Whether you're a young professional ready to graduate from an Apple Watch to an entry-level luxury watch, an illustrious businessperson shopping for the pinnacle of high-end timepieces, or a holiday shopper looking to surprise someone special with a truly unforgettable gift, Troverie is the latest and greatest way to buy watches.
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That's a risk for any businessperson to think that your success in one area of business will translate into success in another area, and if you study other businesses and other big brands, you recognize that very few of them are able to translate success in one area of business into others.
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The president, unlike cabinet members and congressmen, is not required to divest his assets or to make his business dealings public, but this is in large part because we've never had a pure businessperson as president before and laws tend to be created in response to conflicts rather than in anticipation of them.
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Bloomberg's campaign will likely do a good job of edifying voters that it's not a mistake to elect a businessperson -- just that Americans elected the wrong one last time -- and Biden's gravitas and re-emergence on that national stage will remind Americans what it's like to have a steady hand guiding the country.
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My father was a glassware importer — so a businessperson — and I saw what it was like to be accountable and responsible and to have your own employees, and from an early age, I just knew that I wasn't cut out for a traditional job, that entrepreneurship was the right path for me.
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I had a conversation last night with a businessperson from New York City who I know who was panicked that New York City was going to be locked down, that there were going to be roadblocks, that there were going to be mandatory quarantine, he was going to be imprisoned in his house.
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In addition to selecting teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg as Person of the Year, Time magazine recognized the U.S. women's national soccer team as Athlete of the Year, Disney CEO Bob Iger as Businessperson of the Year, public servants as Guardians of the Year, and musician Lizzo as Entertainer of the Year.
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The Lyons family, spread throughout the UK, are constantly chatting with one another via their smart devices, checking in for updates about their jobs and relationships as often as they're marveling at the rise of a new fascist party led by Emma Thompson's Vivienne Rook, a businessperson turned celebrity who lights up their television screens.
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Beyond bathrooms, the legislative changes would still prevent local governments from banning anti-LGBTQ discrimination within their borders — guaranteeing that it's legal in North Carolina for an employer to fire someone, a landowner to evict someone, or a businessperson to kick someone out of a store simply due to a person's gender identity or sexual orientation.
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"He was a very good mayor, a very good governor, a very good businessperson," Corker said at an event in Washington, adding that he wouldn't campaign for Bredesen's likely Republican opponent, Representative Marsha Blackburn; that Republican donors in Tennessee were hosting fund-raisers for Bredesen; and that Bredesen probably had a six-point lead in the race.
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The indictment against Bijan Kian, who was former national security adviser Michael Flynn's partner in the now-defunct Flynn Intel Group, also charged Turkish businessperson Kamil Ekim Alptekin with making false statements by claiming his company paid for the work Flynn's company did when in fact the work was done at the "continuing direction and control" of the Turkish government.
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Phrases like "legit check" (confirming that a seller is legit), "QC" (quality check on shoes), "1:1 succ" (successfully obtaining or passing off fake shoes as the real thing), and the dozens of cryptic inside jokes would be off-putting, even to a native speaker of English, and nearly impenetrable for a Chinese businessperson with limited command of the language.
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"She's again showing leadership by not taking a politically convenient position which would have been supporting 'Yes on C.'" Benioff, a city power player in his own right who has rubbed elbows with former mayors Willie Brown and the late Ed Lee, wants to pose himself as the opposite of a restrained politician: a freethinking businessperson with no political baggage and San Francisco's best interests at heart.
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