The more China buys from America, the more America buys from China.
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Most networks buy plenty of shows from their sister studios: ABC buys from ABC Television, NBC buys from NBCUniversal, etc.
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But it's not just weapons Saudi Arabia buys from America.
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It also sells images it buys from an undisclosed partner.
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Ahead, find some of our favorite summer buys from TJ's.
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We broke down some amazing buys from each category, below.
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The small-time dealers he buys from make it at home.
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Check out these quick buys from Target, Nordstrom and more below!
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Can I guarantee that nobody who buys from me 'misuses' them?
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When someone buys from you on Poshmark, they're validating your choice.
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Click ahead to see their dream buys from the next-gen Style.com.
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Xcel says the energy it buys from the plants is too expensive.
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Do you buy as much from your employer as he buys from you?
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My brother only buys from charity shops, and he has an incredible wardrobe.
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Read our pick of must-buys from Target's new fall collections, available here.
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Some factories she buys from are only now slowly getting back to work.
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Scooping up the latest buys from these increíble Latin brands often requires a passport.
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The Outside Game: Millions in TV, digital and print ad buys from outside groups.
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Ahead, find some of our favorite under-$3 buys from the popular grocery store.
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Additionally, it buys from small family-owned farms and sends some profits back to them.
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Occidental also bought a massive 34 percent of the barrels Pioneer buys from other companies.
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Facebook demotes hoaxes when identified, and is blocking monetization and ad buys from these publishers.
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Coal that Japan buys from regional allies gives some parts of the government peace of mind.
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Compared to Team Clinton's spending, the buys from pro-Trump groups are a drop in the bucket.
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We're willing to bet she checks every page of every "children's" book she buys from now on.
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Ahead, we've selected seven of our favorite buys from the grooming selection that work for women, too.
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She told me about the cheap and cheerful lipstain she buys from Duane Reade for four bucks.
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About five months ago, she said, she switched to Puff Bar, which she buys from other students.
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He also buys from farms in the Netherlands, a top exporter of flowers to the United States.
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Huawei at least has powerful friends, since it buys from American chip suppliers like Qualcomm and Intel.
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Instead, the newspaper buys from a joint-venture of major Latin American newspapers, importing supplies by ship.
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Running our business means making expensive buys from lobstermen and paying them in seven days without fail.
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Huawei's semiconductor division, HiSilicon, has been designing its own versions of the chips it buys from American companies.
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If that goes ahead, the U.S. will have imposed elevated tariffs on all goods it buys from China.
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It's also worth noting that India hasn't increased the amount of coal it buys from other top suppliers.
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America buys from China almost four times as much as it sells there, limiting China's ability to match tariffs.
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Wild kiwis, which he buys from a friend, can be submerged in rice wine to create strong, sweet liquor.
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In Manhattan, like everybody else, he buys from Pat LaFrieda, supplemented by cuts from Master Purveyors in the Bronx.
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Based in the English town of Pudsey, Daletech relies on components from China that it buys from UK suppliers.
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Facebook Canada recently released data on ad buys from third-party groups and companies for the last three months.
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The island mostly buys from countries offering more favorable financial terms, including rice from Vietnam and wheat from France.
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Ashley: So Nilay, who is on the show, was saying that he gets served ads that he then buys from.
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The type of person that buys from me varies greatly, as I make pieces that range from $90 to $100,000.
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The block on ZTE was a heavy blow for the company but also hurt the U.S. companies it buys from.
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A nondisclosure agreement keeps him from identifying the distillery, but he said he buys from the same source each year.
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Trump buys from an international mix of brands because that is what reflects her uniquely American life experience and style.
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Meeting consumer demand will require that Tesla rapidly produce lithium-ion battery cells, which it currently buys from Panasonic in Japan.
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They're a coveted pair Air Jordans, which he buys from a man selling them out of the back of a van.
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It's easy to get lost in pages upon pages of Amazon's funky, affordable buys from fashion to tech, home, and beyond.
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Cecioni has clarified that he does not sell North Korean art on consignment, instead reselling whatever he directly buys from Mansudae.
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Today, he said, he makes about 60 percent of the parts he uses, and the rest he buys from Swiss suppliers.
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The United States remains an importer of oil, but it roughly exports as much oil as it buys from other countries.
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To give you a taste of this young talent, we've rounded up some fresh buys from designers under the age of 20.
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Meeting consumer demand would require that Tesla also rapidly produce lithium-ion battery cells, which it currently buys from Panasonic in Japan.
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So if you're worried about getting swept away, don't sweat it — because we've already picked out the brightest buys from the bunch.
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Lately, I've been disappointed by fast-fashion buys from brands that claim to be sustainable, but fall apart after the first wear.
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THAT CHINA sells more to the world than it buys from it can seem like an immutable feature of the economic landscape.
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Unlike U.S. dealerships like Carvana and others, InstaCarro buys from car owners and sells to used-car dealerships through its online marketplace.
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The company will introduce a handful of new shows in hopes of landing some big upfront ad buys from top tier sponsors.
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Mr. Trump likes to point out that Mexico sells more than it buys from the United States, by $58 billion last year.
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Investors expect the ECB to reduce asset buys from next year as growth is robust and the threat of inflation is gone.
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Over the years, Google has even flirted with the possibility of designing its own version of the chips it buys from Intel.
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Click ahead to see our favorite new buys from Bath & Body Works and get ready to feel like you're living a teenage dream.
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That follows a trio of purchases by Under Armour (MapMyFitness, Endomondo and MyFitnessPal) as well as buys from Asics (Runkeeper) and Adidas (Runtastic).
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Purchases from partnered merchants instantly show up in the app and its website via API, but all your other buys from Amazon etc.
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One of the varieties of steel that Ulbrich buys from Outokumpu is called Type 305 Stainless and contains at least 12.4 percent nickel.
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China, in other words, sells more goods and services to the United States in a given year than the US buys from China.
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Like Repsol, Looney is not proposing to cancel out emissions from oil that BP buys from other producers to use in its refineries.
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Some of the requests include: Whirlpool has said that parts it buys from China to make dishwashers in Ohio are on the list.
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This means that the U.K. is selling more than what it buys from the U.S. "By Trump's own logic, that the U.K, sells more than it buys from the US should put the UK in the basket of countries currently "stealing a living" from the US like China, Mexico and Germany," Kallum Pickering, senior U.K. economist at Berenberg, told CNBC.
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Whether it's the classic Billy bookcase or the striped Stockholm rug, we've rounded up the best, tried-and-true buys from the Swedish retailer.
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The U.S. trade deficit — how much the country buys from abroad, versus how much it sells — rose to a 20.3-year high last year.
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The fully equipped chef's kitchen has built-in storage (perfect for displaying buys from Berkus' collections), a large prep space and bright white finishes.
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"We are now into the season where China almost exclusively buys from Brazil," said Ted Sefried, chief market strategist at brokerage Zaner Ag Hedge.
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For years, it has been shifting its online store to offer items sold by third-party merchants rather than inventory it buys from suppliers.
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A falling pound is bad for the United Kingdom since most of the goods it buys from abroad are priced in dollars or euros.
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Charred local okra pods are seasoned with black mustard seed and soaked with preserved heirloom tomatoes, which he buys from farmer friends in spring.
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Every small rural hospital that buys from Civica Rx, regardless of size, will enjoy the same prices and contract terms as large-volume hospitals.
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China has been buying soy from Brazil instead of the United States during the trade war and typically buys from Brazil in the spring.
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In September, the most recent round, the tariffs hit more than 80% of the clothing and accessories that the United States buys from China.
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It also faces higher tariffs on parts and raw materials it buys from Chinese suppliers to make its batteries and cars in the United States.
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From whimsical kitchen gadgets to decor, furniture, and even goodies for furry friends, we pulled out the best giftable buys from the eclectic selection ahead.
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In an interview at Code Conference in 2017, Karmazin said he'd had 100 customers pay for the blood that his company buys from blood banks.
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Possible solutions include allowing companies to pass on to consumers the extra cost of excess power purchasing or reducing the amount it buys from generators.
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The likely compromise is a small reduction in asset buys from next year, accompanied by a pledge to keep monetary policy easy for even longer.
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It buys from manufacturers, stocks inventory in warehouses, and invests billions of dollars in development, including a kind of in-house FedEx, called JD Logistics.
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The BMW factory in the state employs 10,000 workers producing vehicles and buys from 40 suppliers based in South Carolina (of 235 suppliers nation-wide).
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A small online business owner from Minneapolis, Minnesota, Bumstead specializes in refurbishing and selling old MacBooks, models he typically buys from recyclers and fixes up himself.
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China typically buys from the United States in the last quarter and first couple of months of the year, when the U.S. harvest dominates the market.
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But today that has finally changed, as the company announced that instant buys from debit cards are now available to all users in the United States.
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The U.S. trade deficit in goods — the difference between what America buys from other countries and what it sells overseas — came to $762.6 billion in 2015.
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She has never wanted to be more involved with the things that she buys from a value set perspective, from a how can I be heard?
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Ahead we're outlining our hit-list of 20 buys from across the web that shop like a stylish steal and gift like a luxe home good.
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A truckload imported by Andean Naturals, which is based in California and buys from thousands of Bolivian farms, can contain half a dozen different quinoa varieties.
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Currently, payment services require authentication only when a shopper buys from vendors or from locations that are seen as suspicious because different from previous shopping patterns.
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Commerce Department data recently showed that imbalance between what China buys from the U.S. and vice versa hit a record in 2017 at over $375 billion.
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Once a user buys from a retailer using its payment platform, the firm offers them interest-free financing which is typically paid off in monthly instalments.
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The chef Dionisis Liakopoulos's dishes manage to be fun and surprising while brimming with the freshness of the three New Jersey farms that he buys from.
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Chen, who patented his design, is now in a patent fight with IO Hawk, the leading American distributor of hoverboards, who buys from manufacturers like Chic.
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India uses rice and wheat that it buys from local farmers at a fixed price to supply subsidised food to the poor and meet any emergency needs.
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TransCanada, the company behind the controversial Keystone XL pipeline, also told CNBC that pipes it buys from overseas are not cut into smaller segments before being shipped.
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The Chinese government also wants to make more of the sophisticated systems that it currently buys from Western firms for its aircraft, such as engines and avionics.
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So you will have one person hitting you up a couple times a week at least, and then multiply that by whoever else regularly buys from you.
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To simplify and exaggerate, your blogger buys more from Safeways than Safeways buys from him, and yet does not set terms and prices in that trading relationship.
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Trump proposed attaching a 10% duty on the remaining $300 billion worth of untouched products, while China announced it would stop all agriculture buys from American farmers.
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Trump has repeatedly stated that his trade policies are meant to target China, which sells way more goods to the United States than it buys from America.
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These new tariffs would be especially painful, hitting many consumer goods that the United States buys from China, including nearly 85 percent of all toys sold here.
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When each contest concludes, Olsen gently packs each doll into a brand-new American Girl gift box that she buys from the company for about $7 each.
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Instead, it uses the final binary, which means a company could use it to evaluate code it buys from outside sources or when it acquires another company, too.
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India, one of the world's biggest arms importers, mostly buys from the U.S. and Russia, so strategists widely anticipate May to push the case for U.K. weapons instead.
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Roraima, the only state not connected to Brazil's national grid, has faced repeated shortages of the electricity it buys from Venezuela, which is suffering a severe economic crisis.
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It's impossible to know exactly how much belly Mexico buys from America; data on those sales are contained in the broad category of "other cuts" of the pig.
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"But (for the U.S.) there are few alternative sources for the main products that it buys from China," such as mobile phones, tablets and network equipment, it added.
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For example, the company may pay inflated prices for components it buys from the subsidiary, or assign the subsidiary patents and licenses on which it pays large royalties.
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Alphabet Inc's Waymo last year introduced an automated ride service with human attendants in Phoenix, using specially outfitted Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid minivans it buys from Fiat Chrysler Automobiles.
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Another seller, who asked not to be named, sells about 2,000 items on Amazon, including household goods, toys and some books that she buys from Goodwill and thrift stores.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said earlier on Saturday Turkey and Russia had reached a retroactive agreement for a 10.25 percent discount on the natural gas Ankara buys from Moscow.
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The central bank has in fact has been reducing the amount of longer-dated JGBs it buys from the market at regular operations to slow the decline in yields.
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Moreover, Nestle Nespresso said it plans a substantial increase in the amount of coffee it buys from one of the regions hardest hit by Colombia's long-running guerrilla war.
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Trump has repeatedly stated that most of his trade policies are meant to target China, which sells more goods to the United States than it buys from the country.
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By contrast, the retaliatory tariffs Beijing has proposed already cover more than one-third of what China buys from the United States, leaving it fewer options to strike back.
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Find nine of our highly recommended vegan buys from Trader Joe's ahead — you know, the ones that actually taste as good as they look (and in some cases, even better).
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If the risk of flooding is high, then a homeowner pays a larger premium for the flood insurance he or she buys from the federal government's National Flood Insurance Program.
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But swapping out our buys from shorts to coats is bittersweet — yes, it's getting cold out now, but we can feasibly get discounts on both swimwear and parkas right now.
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Jose – who I interviewed in a parked car in the city of Culiacan – said he gets six kilos out of the one kilo of raw fentanyl he buys from importers.
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Beijing bought a third of U.S. soybeans last year, and — in terms of dollar value — its the No. 2 U.S. import China buys from the U.S. behind airplanes, per Zhong.
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Important as China is to the U.S. as a growth market, it's worth bearing in mind that when it comes to oil, China buys from a diverse range of countries.
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The elephants no longer get sugar cane and bananas, which are too expensive, but forage for grass in nearby fields and eat corn stalks that Mr. Amnuai buys from farmers.
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BASILDON, England (Reuters) - British businessman Tony Brown is ready to pay in Chinese yuan for the cuddly toys and other funfair stall prizes he buys from a handful of Chinese factories.
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Because we know it's overwhelming to sift through the thousands of discounts available, we thought we'd do you a solid and highlight some of the best beauty buys from the bunch.
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The $323 billion gap in value between how much China sells to the United States and how much it buys from it has been at the heart of the trade dispute.
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The gap between the goods America buys from its trading partners and the goods it sells grew to a record high in 210, despite Mr. Trump's focus on narrowing that deficit.
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Danny Khaimov, 33, works out of a 10,000-square-foot storage space in Brooklyn and uses Amazon to sell new and refurbished electronic goods that he buys from various closeout sales.
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That should please Mr. Trump, who has long complained about the more than $320 billion annual gap between what the United States buys from China and what it sells to China.
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The Commerce Department says the gap between the goods and services the U.S. sells and what it buys from foreign countries rose 8.4% to $55.5 billion in May, the highest since December.
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That is some 10 times the value of avocados it buys from the rest of the world and more than 10 times what the United States currently produces, Gro Intelligence data shows.
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Jupiter Fund Management said last month it would stop charging clients for research it buys from banks, joining Woodford Investment Management, M&G and Baillie Gifford who have already announced similar measures.
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Jupiter Fund Management said last week it would stop charging clients for research it buys from banks, joining Woodford Investment Management, M&G and Baillie Gifford who have already announced similar measures.
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The British online fashion retailer ASOS is asking its suppliers for a 3% discount on all the clothes and accessories it buys from them, in an effort to repair its tumbling finances.
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To President Trump, increased sales of oil and gas are a way to rebalance trade and close the gap between what the United States buys from foreign countries and what it sells.
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In a world where our second-largest trading partner is stealing from us more than it buys from us, we must be a lot tougher than scolding it for stepping out of line.
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The BOJ caused ripples in the markets earlier in January by slightly reducing the amount of longer-dated Japanese government bonds (JGBs) it buys from the market at its regular debt-purchasing operations.
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Then, the money shot: The weapon is fired at a series of objects, usually including bags of grain, fruit and potatoes, which Richard buys from a local Amish shop that sells spoiled produce.
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Mexico aims to protect itself through the use of put options it buys from a handful of Wall Street banks and oil majors in about 50 transactions usually executed between May and August.
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The 100-employee company buys from steel distributors and often does not know the origin of the steel it uses to make parts for seats, airbags, door mechanisms and other components, Ernsky said.
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Read these stories next: The Holiday Eating Guide You Actually Need The Healthy (& Cheap) Buys from Trader Joe's To Add To Your Grocery List Google Maps Ditched Their Cupcake Calorie Counter Amid Backlash
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The campaigns of Trump and Clinton spent a combined $81 million on Facebook ads, Stretch said, compared to about $46,000 in ad buys from the Internet Research Agency, a suspected Russian troll farm.
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The pro-Clinton effort looks like a traditional ad-buying campaign, with a mix of $21 million from her campaign and major buys from Priorities USA Action, the main super PAC supporting her bid.
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ABIDJAN (Reuters) - Desire Koffi often walks through Koumassi, a popular district of Ivory Coast's main city Abidjan, to collect old mobile phones that he buys from people for 500 CFA francs ($0.8726) a pair.
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Source: Business InsiderRead more: Kylie Jenner is the youngest self-made billionaire ever — and over-the-top photos show what $1 billion buys, from her luxurious baby accessories to a million-dollar car collection
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On Tuesday, Chinese officials responded to the president's latest move by following through on an earlier threat to impose tariffs on $60 billion in American goods — nearly everything China buys from the United States.
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If you've owned a water bottle at any point over the last ten years, you're probably aware of Contigo water bottles, sold wherever you make your water bottle impulse buys, from Walmart to Target.
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Yes, we knew there would be laughs, but there's also a lot of affordable buys, from cheapie glasses from Amazon to the everyday products she totes with her, to consider adding to our own bags.
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Food and money are so scarce that increasingly, residents of Chirgua ring del Vizo's doorbell, offering her handfuls of bean seeds in exchange for the few bags of rice that she buys from the supermarket.
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Read to find our definitive countdown ranking of the best buys from Trader Joe's in 2017; it's time to take note and stock up just in case any of them pull a 2018 disappearing act.
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Blocking Ad Buys From Pages That Share Fake News – Pages that repeatedly share links to articles labeled as false news by Facebook's outside fact checkers will no longer be able to buy any Facebook ads.
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Much of the coal China buys from the United States is higher value coking coal, used in steel making, and it usually is at least double the price of thermal coal, used for power generation.
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Since we've sought out the best buys from home goods to kitchen gadgets and food, there's a more specific subset of shoppable steals that we're turning our attentions to today: slow cookers and pressure cookers.
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Evidence in Jacquees Boone's original trial showed that Alondre Cooley's mother, seeking to reduce her own sentence in a drug arrest, assisted police in making "controlled drug buys" from Boone and some of his friends.
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Argentina exported about 150,000 tonnes of corn and 180,000 tonnes of wheat to Mexico in December and January, Idigoras said - a fraction of the millions of tonnes of grains it buys from the United States.
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The $53 billion gap in value between how much China sells to the United States and how much it buys from it has been at the heart of the trade dispute between the two countries.
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His store, Sébastien Gaudard, also sells hand-painted pottery that he buys from a potter in St.-Clément, including tall pitchers in the shapes of birds: a rooster, a duck, a pelican and a parrot.
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It said it was concerned that cutting off the artisanal mines that Huayou Cobalt buys from would be too blunt of a tool to use, since it would end up causing miners to lose jobs.
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It uses location data from smartphone apps and connected cars that it buys from data collection companies such as Cuebiq, and says it has data on about a quarter of all trips through a given area.
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The ECB decided on Thursday to halve asset buys from next year but extend them by 9 months, arguing that the improved outlook allows for reduced stimulus, even if lengthy central bank support is still needed.
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Clinton's campaign was so confident of victory there that it stopped airing television ads for much of the general election, though the state saw a late surge in television ad buys from the Democratic presidential candidate.
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AES Eletropaulo, as the company is known, said in the letter dated April 11 it is accumulating losses due to current contract rules that prevent it from reducing the amount of electricity it buys from generators.
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What initially seemed like a band-aid fix may end up being a structural feature of the LNG market, in which Australia ships LNG to Asia but buys from other countries to meet its domestic needs.
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Last year, the U.S. bought $117.7 billion worth of imports from Germany — 27% of total imports from the EU. The details: The major commodities the U.S. buys from Germany are cars and sophisticated machinery for factories.
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Colgate-Palmolive (CL) on Monday announced the launch of Colgate Zero products, which appear to be aimed at the same younger, more health- and eco-conscious crowd that buys from niche, smaller competitors like Dr. Bronner's.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Austrian central bank chief Ewald Nowotny has said the European Central Bank should tighten monetary policy gently, avoiding abrupt changes, three weeks before the policymakers decide whether to slow asset buys from next year.
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A large portion of America's net imports — products that the U.S. buys from China more than it sells to China — are "high margin finished goods," said Don Steinbrugge, founder of hedge fund consulting firm Agecroft Partners.
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Their presence on Nordstrom means you can put them all in the same cart along with your buys from traditional brands, and you&aposll benefit from Nordstrom&aposs free two-day shipping policy in most cases.
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Katz's is so close in quality, has a longer unbroken tradition, makes their own pastrami (Langer's buys from RC Provisions), and most importantly, Katz's service model is perfection and is what I based our Smorgasburg tent on.
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Beijing could only respond with tariffs on $60 billion worth of goods — almost everything else the country buys from the U.S. China's approach has failed to thwart Mr. Trump's trade offensive, leaving its leaders in a bind.
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But the initial purchases of 1.5 million tonnes disappointed traders and were only a fraction of the 30 million to 35 million tonnes China buys from U.S. farmers in a typical year, with 2017 purchases of $12 billion.
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Another, Ridwan Kiko, 29, a Palestinian who lived in Damascus, said he is forced to sell fruit and vegetables that he buys from Greek Roma to survive and get medicines for his mother, a diabetic who needs insulin.
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To help you shine a little brighter this year (if you haven't jumped on the glitter train already), we've rounded up our favorite beauty buys from Ulta Beauty that will add a burst of shine with every swipe.
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In fact, it seems that nearly every day a top celebrity makeup artist reveals a few more tried-and-true bargain buys, from Kerry Washington's go-to artist to the man behind some of Kim Kardashian's signature looks.
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"The ECB is tonight widely expected to increase the amount of securities it buys from the market each month, as well as moving interest rates further into negative territory," wrote Michael McCarthy, chief market strategist at CMC Markets.
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In " Please Give ," Keener's character—a conscience-stricken dealer of mid-century-modern furniture that she buys from children of the recently deceased—leaves a restaurant and offers her leftovers to an elderly African-American man standing outside.
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I'm not sure the scenes in Chinatown needed the Asian-influenced music cues, to say nothing of the sheer goofy randomness of Stone's cure coming via some tea he buys from a guy in a back room somewhere.
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Joe Zaldarriaga, spokesman of Manila Electric Company, the Philippines' largest power distributor also known as Meralco, says if oil prices stay at $80, the cost of the power it buys from its biggest supplier may rise 10 percent.
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Even if the power tool giant were to take the drastic step of putting this technology in every battery it buys from now on, it wouldn't want to admit its existing batteries aren't as safe as can be.
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That&aposs because Amazon has been paying up to 25% more for the products it buys from some of its bigger suppliers in order to help them offset the tariff costs, according to people familiar with the matter.
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GOP donors could give that candidate the funds to stay in the race until Trump eventually faded; as an added benefit, they wouldn't be hurting their own cause with expensive ad buys from one establishment candidate attacking another.
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State-run PGNiG said it had sold more than 78 million cubic metres of gas in the past 24 hours, which is around two thirds of a single shipment of liquefied natural gas (LNG) that PGNiG buys from Qatar.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Saturday Turkey and Russia had reached a retroactive agreement for a 10.25 percent discount on the natural gas Ankara buys from Moscow, which will also pay $1 billion as part of the deal.
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Thrive cuts out the middleman and buys from brands directly, which is why the company is able to offer items that are at a lower price point than what you see at Whole Foods and other health food stores.
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In an effort to keep up with Amazon's fast-growing fashion presence, we're sifting through the thousands of products to suss out the best fashion buys from cheap, deep-dive finds to new arrivals to add to your wishlists.
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He said Huawei was at odds with the U.S. government, not U.S. firms, and that Huawei is capable of making the chips it buys from the United States though that does not mean it will stop buying American chips.
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Ren said Huawei was at odds with the U.S. government, not U.S. firms, and that Huawei is capable of making the chips it buys from the United States — though that does not mean it will stop buying American chips.
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Because Puerto Rico is treated as foreign under the U.S. tax code, this means that when a parent company buys from its subsidiary in Puerto Rico, it would have to pay the 28503 percent excise tax on every purchase.
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Teni, 26, whose given name is Teni Apata, wears do-rags, sporty sunglasses, graphic shirts with humorous sayings on them, baggy pants in bright colors, sneakers — all of which she sometimes buys from thrift and dollar stores when traveling.
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The ECB agreed last week to halve bond buys from next year but also extended the scheme by nine months, arguing that stubbornly low inflation requires continued stimulus, even if growth continues to outperform expectations and policymakers were somewhat more optimistic.
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Reuters reported last week that the ECB was also considering buying more long-dated bonds to offset the natural ageing of its bond portfolio and was prepared to accept further, minor deviations in how much it buys from each country.
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Its president told staff in a letter on Friday that the company had been secretly developing back-up products for years in case Huawei was one day unable to obtain the advanced chips and technology it buys from the United States.
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Trump has insisted on many occasions that trade wars are "easy to win," especially when when the US buys more goods from another country than that country buys from the US — as is the case between the US and China.
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Well, 'tis the season to try said looks, so to help you get in the holiday spirit, we asked two women to show us how they plan on getting party-ready — all with budget-friendly beauty buys from Target, nonetheless.
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A reseller can make 10 percent profit on a device, Manocha explained, and Cashify's own price elasticity — the difference between what it buys from consumers at and what it sells to resellers for — is typically 30-35 percent, he added.
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With inflation on the rise and growth appearing to level off, rate-setters decided on June 14 to cut bond buys from October, then shut the scheme in December, satisfied that protracted stimulus is boosting inflation, even if slower than expected.
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The gap in value between what the U.S. sells to and buys from foreign nations rose to $2628 billion in October, the fifth consecutive monthly increase in the country's trade deficit in goods and services, according to the Commerce Department.
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G.D.P. measures the value of goods and services produced within a country's borders, so when a country is selling less stuff abroad than it buys from abroad, the country is making less stuff, and as a result there are fewer jobs.
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India, which imports 8.5 million tonnes of LNG annually under long-term supply deals with Qatar, was looking to renegotiate the long-term contract price of LNG it buys from Qatar, Indian oil minister Dharmendra Pradhan said earlier on Monday.
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Boeing, for example, could be hit by American tariffs on civilian aircraft parts it buys from Avic, a state-controlled Chinese military and aviation company — required purchases if the company, which is based in Chicago, wants to sell planes in China.
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MADRID, Dec 17 (Reuters) - Spain's Telefonica plans to drastically reduce the amount of equipment it buys from Chinese technology giant Huawei for the core of its next-generation mobile networks in Europe, its Chief Technology and Information Officer (CTIO) said.
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While the country's benchmark 10-year yield edged up on the day, it remained near a three-week low struck Thursday after the European Central Bank kept the door open to changing the proportion of bonds it buys from each country.
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Buys from both categories, whether it's a rustic rattan bookcase or an eye-popping, floral green swivel chairs, conjure the fresh energy of long leisurely afternoons spent outside during much more mild weather than many of us are experiencing IRL at the moment.
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Rouda, a real estate developer and attorney, spent about $1.6 million of his own money on the race and received more than $4 million in donations in the final weeks for ad buys from billionaire Michael Bloomberg, the former New York mayor.
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While most ad buyers realize that programmatic ad buying through Google has risks, they've been able to avoid pulling Google buys from plans by creating lists of places they won't let their content run, but those lists fail to catch all offensive content.
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Islabikes decided in September that it needed to prepare for the risk of delays at Britain's ports after Brexit by stockpiling the parts it buys from a supplier in Vietnam at its premises in Ludlow, a pretty market town in western England.
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Faced by the risk of running out of short-term German bonds to buy, the ECB is looking at options to keep its 1.74 trillion euros ($1.96 trillion) money-printing programme running, including changing the amount of bonds it buys from each country.
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The US runs trade deficits with Canada, Mexico and the EU when it comes to farm products, but it exports about five times what it imports from China and about 18 times what it buys from Japan, according to the Department of Agriculture.
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According to multiple reports, China has offered to increase the percentage of semiconductor chips it buys from American sources, replacing offerings from South Korea and Taiwan, if the two countries can come to an economic agreement on moving their trade relationship forward.
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"There is no relationship between the cut in ties with Qatar and the import of gas," he said, suggesting that Egypt's LNG imports, some of which it buys from international trading houses that source the gas from Qatar, will not be affected.
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And since Target is pretty much a game-changer when it comes to decorating on a budget, we've rounded up our fave home buys from the big-box store — which will come in handy the next time you're aimlessly wandering the aisles.
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"Even if you're the Met, you still have to be the first one to contact them" for an in-demand book, said Julie Lê, the librarian at the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute, who buys from Idea for the museum's library.
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SAN FRANCISCO/HONG KONG (Reuters) - Chip experts are calling out Huawei for its claims that it could ensure a steady supply chain without U.S. help, saying the technology the Chinese telecoms network gear maker buys from American companies would be "hard to replace".
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CIL aimed to double the volume of commodities it buys from farmers to 60 million tonnes by 2022, reducing reliance on other trading houses from which it would purchase three-quarters of the 110 million tonnes it expects to handle in 2017, Chi added.
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The Belgium-based brewer also said it would make all its packaging either returnable or from mainly recycled materials by 2025 and was on track to achieve a goal set in 2017 to get all the electricity it buys from renewable sources by 2025.
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Omnicom also proposed using behavioral data to shift its buys from segments to individuals, with potential buys on platforms such as Spotify, Amazon Prime, and Hulu; travel hubs like TripAdvisor; online job sites for major employers like Walmart; and publishers including ESPN and TMZ.
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Much of the coal China buys from Indonesia is used as a blending feedstock with domestic supplies, in a compromise that sees a drop in overall energy content but also a drop in sulfur and ash, given Indonesian coal is low in these pollutants.
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So while we won't be packing away our winter wardrobes just yet, we will be warming our spaces up with an assortment of stylish and unique home buys — from woven-rattan bed frames to vibrant velvet poufs, soft modern lounge chairs, rustic mango-wood vanities, and more.
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Rio Tinto, which buys from and sells to Rusal and jointly owns an alumina refinery in Australia, said last month it would declare force majeure on some contracts, a legal term that allows a firm not to deliver on contacts due to circumstances outside its control.
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On Thursday, Beijing cut its forecast for imports of soybeans - the most-valuable crop it buys from the United States - after it imposed a 25 percent retaliatory tariff on an array of agricultural goods, which could inflict pain in Trump-supporting states such as Iowa, Kansas and Texas.
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Chris Gibbs, a soybean and corn farmer whose family owns and operates 560 acres of farmland, said on "Power Lunch" he's "dubious" about the $40 billion to $0.533 billion worth of agricultural buys from China that the Trump administration last week announced after another round of trade talks.
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The $9 billion gap between what Brazil sells to and buys from the rest of the world, including trade and financial flows, was more than double the $21.683 billion deficit posted in July last year and much wider than the $5.9 billion median forecast in a Reuters poll of economists.
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Farmers and manufacturers, in particular, have complained that they are bearing the brunt of the trade war as China raises the price on imported soybeans and other agriculture products that it typically buys from farms and on materials and products imported by manufacturers to make machinery, clothes and other products.
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Chris Gibbs, the former chairman of the Shelby County Republican Party, told CNBC that he feels "dubious" about the Trump administration's announced agricultural buys from China amounting to $40 billion to $85033 billion amid the heated trade war between Washington and Beijing that experts say has hit farmers particularly hard.
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Over the past year, the White House has imposed tariffs on foreign steel and aluminum, on $50 billion in high-tech goods from China, on another $200 billion in commodities and maufacturing components from China, and has now begun the process of putting import taxes on everything else the US buys from there.
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She might be a fitness fan, an accessories addict, or the type to indulge in some luxe beauty buys from time to time (you may have even gone the less traditional but equally meaningful route with a man of honor, in which case you'll probably need a different gift guide than what's ahead).
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump conversation with foreign leader part of complaint that led to standoff between intel chief, Congress: report Pelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Trump to withdraw FEMA chief nominee: report MORE imposes high tariffs on almost everything the U.S. buys from China, and China retaliates.
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In general, look for sellers who maintain a relationship with their mines (Mike Eggleston, founder of InnerVision Crystals, visits every mine he buys from) or ones that, at the very least, research the origin and composition of their stones (part of Moonrise Crystals' "Earth to pocket" policy is to inform their customers about every crystal they put up for sale).
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Boeing says it&aposs the largest manufacturing exporter in the US, which, coupled with the number of suppliers it buys from, can lead to an outsize effect on workforces around the country — Boeing has just over 150,000 employees across its commercial, defense, and global services divisions, but the actual number of engineering and manufacturing employees touched by the plane is far greater.
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Trump's been teasing some sort of aggressive economic action against Mexico for months, as a way of leveling the trade imbalance between the two countries (the two are major trading partners, but the U.S. buys more stuff from Mexico than Mexico buys from the U.S.), as well as being a device to get Mexico to pay for the wall (reasoning that, as far as anyone can tell, is patently wrong).
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IN FOCUS/SHARP TAKES ➔ POLITICS & CAMPAIGNS: ***Breaking this morning*** … two big new spending buys from influential conservative groups in support of Trump's Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh … Americans for Prosperity will release its first wave of direct mail and digital ads in West Virginia, North Dakota, Indiana and Florida, which is part of a larger multi-million dollar effort … and the Judicial Crisis Network (JCN) is putting $1.4 million behind a new ad that will run on cable news, broadcast and digital platforms in Alabama, Indiana, North Dakota and West Virginia … that brings JCN's total spending to $3.8 million since former Justice Anthony Kennedy retired.
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