Do business with companies; don't do business with sanctioned individuals.
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Currently, to do business with Iran is to do business with the IRGC.
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"If the government lets us do business, we will do business," says one fatalistically.
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I have to do business with Putin, I have to do business with Russia.
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And we had to make a decision: We can either not do business or do business.
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Why allow a country to do business here if it won't let us do business there?
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They do business with the U.S. which is critical, they do business with Iran which is not critical.
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German car company Daimler-Chrysler has canceled plans in Iran to do business because the ambassador, Ric Grenell, convince them you either do business with Iran or you do business with the United States.
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Western businesses and governments must realize that to do business with Iran is to do business with the IRGC.
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They can either choose to do business in Iran, or they can choose to do business with the United States.
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I think most nations will choose to do business with the U.S. rather than do business with the Iranian regime.
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Trump has said that those who do business in Iran will not be able to do business in the United Sates.
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I have to do business with Putin, I have to do business with Russia, but I don't go around saying, 'That's my role model.
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In other words, we try sell — it's very hard for us to do business in China, it's very easy for China to do business with us.
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We don't want actually – obviously, to make it more difficult for American companies to do business in China and for Chinese companies to do business here.
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They look at their employees, they look at the community where they reside and do business, they look at even the vendors that they do business with.
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We have processes by which we put certain organizations onto a sanctions list, where companies cannot do business with them, you can't do business with the North Korean government, you can't do business with ISIS, there is a process by which you can put things beyond the pale.
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"We say to China, 'You have a choice whether you do business with North Korea or you do business with the U.S., but you can't do both,'" Sen.
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They can do business with Iran, or they can do business with America, and I am very confident they're going to choose America before they choose the Iranian economy.
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There's not any, you know, in this day and age, there's nothing -- everything is quite transparent about how we do business and the records of how we do business.
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"Yes, there are big private prison groups and large nonprofits that are involved in this, and ultimately they're going to do business how they do business," Mr. Rivitz said.
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Oriel Morrison: Let me bring Chris (Wei, Chairman of Aviva) into the conversation, Chris let me ask you directly, you do business in both, well you do business in Asia.
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Either they're going to do business in a very small market of Iran or they're going to choose to do business in a very large market of the United States.
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They can either choose to do business with the United States, or they can choose to do business with Iran but they&aposre not going to be able to do both.
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I WILL DECIDE ON EVERY SPECIFIC CASE WHEN THE SPECIFIC CASE IF WE DON'T WANT TO DO IT AS A CLIENT WE CAN NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THEM, GIVE THEM ADVICE THEY TAKE AND STILL DO BUSINESS ON OCCASION WE GIVE ADVICE AND THEY DON'T TAKE IT AND WE WON'T DO BUSINESS WITH THEM.
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Then there is doubling down on secondary sanctions — sanctions not on North Korea but on Chinese firms that do business with the Hermit Kingdom, and on firms who do business with them.
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Is it harder to be Chinese businessman trying to do business in the U.S. these days or is it harder to be a U.S. businessman trying to do business in China these days?
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"They would present Chinese banks with a very simple choice: You can do business with the United States or you can do business with North Korea, but you can't do both," Toomey said.
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LabCorp said it will no longer do business with AMCA.
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That's been a successful way to do business thus far.
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Micron has since found ways to do business with Huawei.
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At least I know who not to do business with.
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CSC CAN ACTUALLY DO BUSINESS WITH ALL THE DIFFERENT VENDORS.
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It's making it too hard for banks to do business.
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This is a bad company you shouldn't do business with.
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But that's not the way she's willing to do business.
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It's time to fundamentally change the way they do business.
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Trump didn't seal any deals to do business in Russia.
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"Virginia is a terrific place to do business," Huseman said.
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The Iranians, I believe we could do business with them.
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So do business in textiles, aerospace, and even medical instruments.
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We do business, we dream, we create things, we fight.
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"I'm perfectly fine with how we do business," said Steiner.
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Nonetheless, that's all dependent on the freedom to do business.
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It could really destabilize how all of us do business.
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None of the targeted U.S. companies do business in Iran.
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It's about keeping sidewalks open for people to do business.
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India is a terrible and brilliant place to do business.
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This is a man with whom we can do business.
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People like to do business and live in peaceful countries.
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Apple continues to do business in the state, and Salesforce.
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I think this president can do business with Paul Ryan.
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U.S. banks are still forbidden to do business with Iran.
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Some require anyone who wishes to do business with the
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And many United States companies still do business in Russia.
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That's just what I believe, so I'll do business accordingly.
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Restaurants in China that do business through Meituan and Ele.
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American tech firms also do business with governments, of course.
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You can't do business with an assassin or a criminal.
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In what ways does the N.B.A. do business in China?
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You want them to want to do business with you.
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I'm a businessman, I do business deals, very large ones.
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How am I supposed to do business with the world?
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Can we or can we not do business with you?
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There has a better time to do business in America.
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His dilemma is whether to still do business with them.
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However, the U.S. could impose new sanctions that make it risky or impossible for companies to do business with Iran, by declaring that they can't do business in both Iran and the United States.
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Instead, Washington is reimposing what are known as "secondary sanctions," designed to punish any foreign companies that do business with Iran by not allowing them to do business with US banks or financial institutions.
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" Andrew Arulanandam, the NRA's spokesperson, told the paper that because some companies have been pressured not to do business with the group, the pool of potential companies the NRA can do business with "becomes smaller.
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We've got to understand that before we go down any path of allowing companies to do business with Huawei ... I think there's a lot of support in Congress that we don't do business with Huawei.
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"Anybody who believes in the Second Amendment is free not to do business with Citi and free not to do business BofA," Hensarling, who is not seeking re-election, said in a "Squawk Box " interview.
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JOHN WALDRON: It's certainly more complicated to do business in China.
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Will you sanction European companies if they do business with Iran?
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He added that it is cheaper to do business in Nevada.
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But no German chancellor could do business with Ms Le Pen.
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So the reasons to do business in Europe is piling up.
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It makes a lot of people very afraid to do business.
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But they say they would never, ever do business with him.
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Those sellers don't want to do business with Bezos, Rosenblatt said.
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Predictably, companies want fewer restrictions on how they do business internationally.
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Trump also said the U.S. will not do business with Huawei.
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Buyers like to do business with people they know, she explains.
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"You can't do business in space without the government," says Anderson.
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Jason Del Rey: To be clear, you do business with Boeing?
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It is illegal to do business with Iran in U.S. dollars.
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I know everyone wants to do business in the United States.
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We would find it difficult to communicate, do business and learn.
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" The CEO added: "We are changing the way we do business.
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More than 1,000 companies have already moved in to do business.
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Those sanctions include penalties for companies that do business with Iran.
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The ban has hurt American companies that do business with China.
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JACK MA: Well, when you do business, don't worry about competition.
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"We just can't afford to do business that way," Schiff said.
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"That's not the way we need to do business," he said.
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Another company happened to do business with some companies in Russia.
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The sanctions would punish firms that do business with Iranian entities.
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Alibaba's mission is to make it easy to do business anywhere.
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Today more than ever, technology is transforming how enterprises do business.
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Do you really think that criminals do business with their iPhones?
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"There's no incentive to do business," said cloth merchant Fakhredin Fakhrzadegan.
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Why don't state pension officials refuse to do business with them?
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This president also had longstanding ambitions to do business in Russia.
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I totally reserve the right to not do business with jerks.
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The British charge could affect its ability to do business globally.
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People want to do business with those they know and trust.
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Of those, 11 do business in the tech or transportation industries.
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Smooth transaction, power seller, would definitely do business again A++++🔥.
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Barclays is licensed by DFS to do business in New York.
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President Donald Trump has denied trying to do business in Russia.
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It might be far safer to do business with someone else.
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I said, 'We're not going to be able to do business.
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It could also shift the way that mobile apps do business.
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Some declined to do business in areas with large minority populations.
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Abstaining from the process won't change the way we do business.
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Maybe to don't do business with China is a great idea.
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In 2017 and beyond, sustainable food startups will do business there.
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I think that that's who you want to do business with.
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With little international support, Trump will have to use U.S. clout over the financial system to give the world a choice: You can do business with the United States, or you can do business with Iran.
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But European companies who do business in the United States will face pressure to cut ties with Iran, a concern for E.U. leaders who do not want Mr. Trump to determine where their corporations do business.
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You know, they do business with -- it&aposs good for a lot of the countries that do business with Iran, but it&aposs not good for this country and it&aposs ultimately not good for the world.
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"Not only do our employees think it's a great place to work, but it makes people want to do business with us because they see that we do business with people who look like them," she said.
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But the principle that you won't do business with a company that is run by people of bad character is hard to apply: You often know little about the character of people with whom you do business.
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But he still thinks Vidigal is a good place to do business.
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Now we do business with 78 countries – 78 markets around the world.
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I left that meeting believing that we can do business with Erdogan.
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Shares of U.S. companies that do business with ZTE rose on Thursday.
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Informal entrepreneurs will find it harder to do business in cash alone.
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These actions are neither a legal nor honorable way to do business.
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He said Oracle can do business cheaper elsewhere because of the tariffs.
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I think it's a completely honest thing to want to do business.
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Nor do I think it's the right thing to do business-wise.
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He's in charge of which American companies can do business in China.
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Be the type of person you would want to do business with.
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The council represents about 200 American companies that do business with China.
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Making America a more competitive place to do business is the answer.
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There are U.S. companies that clearly want to do business with Huawei.
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This explains why professional gamblers rarely do business with high-street bookmakers.
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No ethnic-Chinese or -Indian entrepreneurs are allowed to do business here.
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If they can't transfer funds they won't be able to do business.
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It could also reduce taxes owed by companies that do business overseas.
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This enables them to do business together in more ways than one.
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In the meantime, the Academy of Art is continuing to do business.
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In Origins, people go to the market, they chat and do business.
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Fidelity is expanding the jurisdictional coverage of where it can do business.
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We're going to start actually really rethinking the way we do business.
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That makes the future also cloudy for companies that do business there.
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"These cartels are absolutely brilliant in how they do business," said Kelly.
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It's just that it was such a dumb way to do business.
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Companies meanwhile complain they cannot get credit to do business with Cuba.
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I mean, it doesn't do business with the government really at all.
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American companies that do business in Iran are choosing profit over responsibility.
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You're just making the state a less positive place to do business.
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There is never been a better time to do business in America.
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He is the guy you resolved to never do business with again.
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"Elephants in the enterprise want to do business with elephants," he said.
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As her dad might say: Never lose an opportunity to do business!
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These developments could affect Poland's attractiveness as a place to do business.
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We didn't want to do business with that particular brand of company.
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He also mentions the reluctance some have to do business with him.
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That would allow a waiver permitting India to do business with Russia.
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Sochua said other nations should refuse to do business with Hun's regime.
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I had come to the city today to do business with him.
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You are in one with American companies that do business with China.
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South African companies, big and small, refused to do business with them.
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These apps remain available in all other markets where they do business.
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"I want our companies to be allowed to do business," he said.
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"If you want to do business, you go to Forlini's," he said.
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They were two of the last people to do business with Walt.
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It's also an issue for U.S. companies trying to do business there.
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"This is a terrible way to do business," said Majority Whip Sen.
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Oh, and this has to be a cheaper way to do business.
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Who could question that the South had shown up to do business?
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It's corruption from our perspective, but it's how they do business there.
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People may not want to do business here because of the perception.
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Because businesses do business with each other, the network becomes self-reinforcing.
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London (CNN Business)Europe's telecoms companies want to do business with China's Huawei.
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Major European firms will not risk American sanctions to do business in Iran.
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Amazon really, really doesn't need the United States Postal Service to do business.
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The restrictions made it difficult for American companies to do business with Huawei.
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If you don't have trust, in his view, it's impossible to do business.
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The unstable supply makes it hard to do business—and frequently fries appliances.
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SO I THINK IT'S INDICATIVE OF HOW THE CHINESE WANT TO DO BUSINESS.
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Freedom to do business only goes so far without access to some capital.
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And that's why we concluded we're going to continue to do business there.
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SO I THINK AMERICA IS STILL THE BEST PLACE OVERALL TO DO BUSINESS.
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But there was a counterview that said 'don't do business with big oil.
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"You want to do business with people that you're comfortable with," he says.
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The best places to do business are also the best places to live.
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Cook acknowledged that tax laws for companies that do business globally are challenging.
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Reluctance to do business with Venezuela could make it harder to import goods.
|
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It is also affecting the way that other kinds of firms do business.
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We're currently assessing how we do business, with whom, and with what limits.
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President Donald Trump also said the U.S. will not do business with Huawei.
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Airlines are hamstrung everywhere by anachronistic restrictions on their ability to do business.
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Schwer said SAMI would not do business with Russia due to U.S. sanctions.
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So I tell you, we do business, you trust me one hundred percent.
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It told Reuters it does not dictate with whom vendors can do business.
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So I had to select someone that they'd want to do business with.
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And we have to manage risk, because there's risk everywhere we do business.
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PA said there was "no way" it would do business with Amazon AMZNO.
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American companies are already at a disadvantage when attempting to do business abroad.
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"I never want to do business with you AGAIN," I almost messaged him.
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We will perform pretty well if we can do business in those markets.
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All of these companies do business in countries that have very weak currencies.
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First they disrupted how we do business online, and now they define it.
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He is putting pressure on all foreign companies who do business in Iran.
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After what happened yesterday who wants to do business with a lame duck?
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"Space is the vantage point that allows us to do business," Anderson said.
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This means that Americans are not allowed to do business with parties listed.
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What are others who do business in and with North Carolina waiting for?
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Then they will feel good and want to do business with you again.
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If we say no to the government, we can't do business in Korea.
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We will also make America the best place for companies to do business.
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"Plenty of countries are happy to do business with Iran," the official said.
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Cost is a major consideration when a company chooses where to do business.
|
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About 400 banks and credit unions do business with the U.S. marijuana industry.
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"We're adjusting how we do business and moving with our customers," he said.
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Fortunately, the company's owners, who do business internationally, understood the risks of hacking.
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Make sure your policy covers you if you do business internationally, as well.
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China often forces U.S. companies to create joint ventures to do business there.
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That'll give Republicans the chance to weigh in on how both do business.
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It is one of America's most expensive places to live and do business.
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"The market's moving too quickly" to do business via a chatroom, she said.
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For gallery owners, art fairs are also an efficient way to do business.
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That could help financial firms decide with whom they want to do business.
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But Mr. Errais said the Tunisians decided not to do business with Circinus.
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Analysts said they could target Chinese firms that do business with North Korea.
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But will the tariffs make it impossible for those companies to do business?
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They are struggling to do business as best they can through digital platforms.
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Do you see a point where maybe you can't do business in China?
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It could more broadly target Chinese companies that do business in North Korea.
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Other unions may also have reason to do business with the White House.
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This would hurt companies who do business overseas, especially large multinationals like Boeing.
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" If American companies refused to give bribes, he said, "you'll do business nowhere.
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How do you see blockchain really upending the traditional way you do business?
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First, check the background of anyone who wants to do business with you.
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Washington state consistently ranks as one of the best states to do business.
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"They're going to have to change the way they do business," Jacobs said.
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Consumers want to do business with brands that are aligned with their values.
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"I love to do business with people who have a 'PhD,'" Rodriguez says.
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The digitization of health care information is changing the way we do business.
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Invariably, it's because they have done or may do business in that country.
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Traders from Tunisia often go on day trips to Libya to do business.
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AT&T confirmed that it did, indeed, do business with the shell company.
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" When asked about how Sears has been able to do business with other vendors amid a season of negative headlines and tough criticism, Lambert told the publication, "We're fighting like hell to change the way people do business with us.
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Ultimately, the Russian side still believes Trump is someone they can do business with.
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The challenge was changing the company's culture while continuing to do business, he said.
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I want this to be the best place in the world to do business.
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I don't mind military sales but I cannot do business with the current leadership.
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We don't think that that is a useful or productive way to do business.
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Atlanta (CNN)Under increasing pressure from major corporations that do business in Georgia, Gov.
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U.S. firms that want to do business with Huawei must now have a license.
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Somalia was rated as the hardest country to do business in the latest survey.
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The World Bank recently rated it the easiest place on Earth to do business.
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They have to stop it, otherwise we just won't be able to do business.
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Private companies that do business with the government have to suspend or cancel operations.
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"I will take notice of these brands and want to do business with them."
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There are many: an estimated 159 of the 565 Trump firms do business abroad.
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For people trying to do business on those blockchains, it's a problem worth acknowledging.
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Many companies that do business in China have had positive things to say, too.
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When you come from a family business like I do, business permeates the conversation.
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Trends in digital platforms and intelligent automation are transforming the way we do business.
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However, beginning in the 1980s he made various attempts to do business in Moscow.
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He considers them good people to do business with and they don't lecture [him].
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Currently the World Bank rates it a harder place to do business than Syria.
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And companies including Birkenstock and the NFL refuse to do business with Amazon altogether.
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They simply can't stomach trying to do business in such a toxic legal environment.
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WATTERS: Yeah, they&aposre going to continue to probably do business with the Iranians.
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But companies should keep the way they do business under constant review, Stepchange said.
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"Patti Cake$," by the way, although it didn't do business, is a spectacular movie.
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Now that data is making some insurance companies consider changing how they do business.
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Why is Hong Kong a better place for you to do business over Singapore?
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"It is not good to do business in the U.S. market now," he said.
|
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"Most farmers still have to do business with rice millers and exporters," he said.
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It wants Washington to do more to encourage banks to do business with Iran.
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"That will make it easier for publishers to do business with us," Ellis said.
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"The two brands probably don't want to do business in China anymore," another wrote.
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"You can't do business here if you're not seen as loyal," says a businessman.
|
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Who could do business with us if agreements only lasted until the next election?
|
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Cyber criminals know that many companies cannot do business without access to the networks.
|
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Individuals and firms that do business with the companies could also face U.S. punishments.
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Knock out those satellites and commercial companies' ability to do business becomes seriously compromised.
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Trump has threatened that anyone trading with Iran will not do business with America.
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Japan has recently frozen Namibia's assets for continuing to do business with North Korea.
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Arizona enacted a similar law, for independent contractors who do business with the government.
|
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Shortly thereafter, U.S. officials ratcheted up threats against companies that do business with Venezuela.
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And Chinese tech giants like Huawei that want to do business with US companies.
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It is not clear if any of the companies still do business with ZTE.
|
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Not insisting so much on-- technology sharing when you go in and do business.
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We watch very carefully the financial stability of the companies we do business with.
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CGIC does not do business with any other company linked to Oakbay, it said.
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Accurate feedback allows users to decide which accounts they want to do business with.
|
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"North America is the best place to do business," said CFRA analyst Garrett Nelson.
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Our hard-earned reputation as a great place to do business has been tarnished.
|
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Let's just let insurance companies do business in any state that they want to.
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Uber doesn't so much do business in cities as unilaterally install itself as infrastructure.
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For small businesses, a rollback could fundamentally change how, and whether, they do business.
|
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The outcome of Mr. Pecker's efforts to do business with the Saudis remains unclear.
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The new policy also has implications for companies that do business with the government.
|
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S. tax reform makes it more economic to do business in the United States.
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It's tough to do business with Trump — not least for those who serve him.
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That despite Nokia and Ericsson's deep ties to China, they're allowed to do business.
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The coronavirus outbreak has changed how consumer-facing brands do business in recent weeks.
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Perfect for when you need to do "business" while half asleep, don't you think?
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Moran told CNBC that farmers "need some reassurance" about their ability to do business.
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DETROIT — Donald J. Trump has promised to change the way American automakers do business.
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Small businesses that do business with Chinese companies had better start making other plans.
|
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In 2006, just 379 such enterprises were certified to do business with the city.
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Trump said on Tuesday he wanted U.S. companies to be allowed to do business.
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Two separate divisions of Deutsche had "sworn to never do business" with him again.
|
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Officials may be ready to do business but investors are pricing in ongoing disruption.
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We "are challenging them to realize they cannot do business as usual," he said.
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However, a few large economies do business with both the U.S. and North Korea.
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"You can do business like a local person while based in Singapore," he added.
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FABER: YOU DON'T SEE IT IMPACTING YOUR ABILITY TO DO BUSINESS AT THE POINT?
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"Sikka was trying to change the way we do business," said an Infosys engineer.
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A spokesman for MasterCard declined to say if it would do business with Cambridge.
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Until they do, business as usual will represent an endorsement of bigotry and intolerance.
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"There has never been a better time to do business in America," Trump said.
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All three companies have policies that say they don't do business with hate groups.
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"We don't want to make it impossible to do business with us," Trump tweeted.
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Next was Hassan Rouhani, a man the West imagined it could do business with.
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Makhlouf is subject to international sanctions and relies on various associates to do business.
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The downside would be hurting U.S. companies that do business with the targeted firm.
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A big piece of feedback that we got when I started re-engaging is, &aposYou guys need to do business with us the way we need you to do business with us, not the way you&aposve done it for 25 years.
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"We're easy to stereotype, but it's not how we do business here," Mr. Lemons said.
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"I just don't understand how American corporations can do business with my property," he said.
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If you want to do business in China, you have to play by its rules.
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GridGain and trading marketplace eToro, which Fort Ross backed in 2014, do business in Russia.
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As Facebook has been shamed, publishers and advertisers rely on these metrics to do business.
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"I think we're crazy to do business with the Chinese," Scott said during the hearing.
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PureShares has said verdicts on the lawsuits could change the way ETF managers do business.
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"The Bay Area is an expensive place to do business," Hoffman said in the statement.
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And both casinos and junkets can no longer do business with anyone using an alias.
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It gives people the confidence to do business with you, and that makes a difference.
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Shops and the like refused to do business with him, the post stopped his mail.
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Iran has a message for the world's financial institutions: We want to do business again.
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It really is a prime mechanism for them to do business and get to work.
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Or it could simply restrict American companies' ability to do business in China, he said.
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"We have not changed how we do business," even after Oaktree went public in 2012.
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AS YOU LOOK AT BREXIT, DOES THAT MAKE IT MORE EXPENSIVE TO DO BUSINESS GLOBALLY?
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Every company wants to do business there: The profit motive means collaboration with the Party.
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Scientists study them because the places we eat, sleep, and do business affect our health.
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"Now is not the time to do business as usual with Saudi Arabia," Graham said.
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We're just talking about fairness, not like tough like we're not going to do business.
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Debt represents a specific realm of risk if you do business in the drug world.
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Sure we all get the initial financial lure of wanting to do business in China.
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But the Chinese are not the only ones looking to do business with African countries.
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They are an important part of our family and how we do business at Salesforce.
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In the process, she's changed the way her fellow reality stars, and women, do business.
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Seaboard told the newspaper it would not intentionally do business with anyone on the list.
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Qualcomm alleged that Apple demanded the discount as an "incentive" to do business with Qualcomm.
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He mentioned Alphabet, Facebook and Netflix among them because they can't do business in China.
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Keep letting companies know that it's not ok to do business with racists and extremists.
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I just think government by shutdown is really not a good way to do business.
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They grew big fast, IPOed, and then tried to do business in a changed world.
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"The region is being used and abused by organized crime to do business," Douglas said.
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Photo: Kena Betancur (Getty)Zoom is a conference platform business people use to do business.
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He called for concessions for infrastructure projects and for making it easier to do business.
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I will never do business with Tesla again and am still furious about it today.
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Singapore versus Hong Kong specifically, which of these places is easier to do business in?
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Of who can do business there and what the terms of doing business there are.
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Mr Abe once also promised to make Japan a far easier place to do business.
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The price of freedom to do business in the rich world today is eternal vigilance.
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Under U.S. antitrust law, companies generally can decide who they want to do business with.
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"That's the way global institutions should be able to do business in China," he added.
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Japanese firms run into the same hurdles as others trying to do business in China.
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Western companies that do business with the regime worry US sanctions could hit them. 3.
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They have the financial infrastructure in place and understand the operational requirements to do business.
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"That's the way we do business," McCain said of not yet moving forward Winslow's nomination.
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Second, changing how we define success will require significant changes in how we do business.
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However, ARM does not require much in the way of raw materials to do business.
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"It will change the way we do business in so many ways," Mr. Perdue said.
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"The employment industry wants people who can program, who can do business analytics," Kahn said.
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If organizations want to do business via this network, they'll have to follow the rules.
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The move away from a traditional fee-for-service model changes how insurers do business.
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Moreover, Western companies continue to find it profitable, indeed attractive, to do business in Russia.
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We do business with well-known companies under the assumption that we will be safe.
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Neither is there one now for people who want to "do business" in Cuba today.
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"When you do business with a totalitarian government, you have to set conditions," Soler said.
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If you need to do business from prison, there are other ways to do that.
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Expect plummeting stock prices for major United States companies that do business around the world.
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We believe that the world we want tomorrow starts with how we do business today.
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While politics were fractious, a Republican president could still do business with a Democratic Congress.
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The perception is that Amazon doesn't need the United States Postal Service to do business.
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The designation would impose sanctions on the group and those who do business with it.
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Songkick's suit also accused Live Nation of threatening artists not to do business with Songkick.
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Now, managers want to make sure employees are ready to do business when they land.
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Despite busily trying to do business, British-based dealers said that Brexit remained a concern.
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The same choice is given to any company wishing to do business in the country.
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But despite the various agreements, Iran remains a difficult and opaque place to do business.
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Moreover, any foreign firms that do business with Iran also face the threat of punishment.
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"You're going to see a change in the way we do business," Ms. Haley said.
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Clear, concise controls and gauges make for an optimal place for drivers to do business.
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Trump told reporters last week he wanted U.S. companies to be allowed to do business.
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In just 10 years, Venezuela became a place where no one wanted to do business.
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Predatory regimes tend to do business together, observe each other and learn from each other.
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People want to do business with people they like, connect with and feel comfortable around.
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People want to do business with people they like, connect with, and feel comfortable around.
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The country's leader Kim Jong UnKim Jong UnCan we do business with Kim Jong Un?
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Beijing's tighter control could also make it harder for American companies to do business there.
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North Korea leader Kim Jong UnKim Jong UnCan we do business with Kim Jong Un?
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I used to work for money or do business for money, but now, it's different.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong UnKim Jong UnCan we do business with Kim Jong Un?
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I supported the need for the change in how we do business with other countries.
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It did not identify the person, but said it continues to do business in China.
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Focus specifically on those that most directly affect how you live, work and do business.
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Private insurance companies must join HPIA if they want to do business in the state.
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Wang Wei is tied to more than a dozen companies that do business with HNA.
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Theaters that we do business with that are partner theaters, we're integrated into their backend.
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And we are asking them to be more judicious in who we do business with.
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No. Our categories generally -- the 10 categories we do business generally have been pretty stable in the U.S. They are slightly up this year not down so I'm not seeing evidence the categories of which we do business -- these kind of categories are slowing down.
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"At this moment it looks much more like we're not going to do business," Trump said.
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The billionaire has boasted that he and his staff do business "in our own unique way".
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Meanwhile, sites like #grabyourwallet offer consumers information about which companies do business with the Trump administration.
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Shares in companies that do business with the embattled Chinese tech firm zoomed higher on Monday.
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Flynn, like Trump, sees Russian president Vladimir Putin as someone the US can do business with.
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Airwallex handles cross-border transactions for companies that do business in multiple countries using international currencies.
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The U.S. can be a great place to do business – and to hire and make things.
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"Congress needs to change how we do business with the Kingdom," Murphy said in a statement.
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WALLACE (voice over): There were no breakthroughs, but the two leaders decided they could do business.
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"Singapore regularly ranks as one the best places in the world to do business," he says.
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New York's Department of Financial Services regulates banks and insurers that do business in the state.
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Trump has warned that anyone trading with Iran would not do business with the United States.
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They do whatever what they do, OK. When we do business with China, they tax us.
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This move makes it harder for U.S. companies to do business with the Chinese telecom giant.
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Companies hoping to do business with Saudi Arabia have often tripped up on these shallow roots.
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She orders the government not to do business with any company that advertises on Fox News.
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DISCLOSURE: Credit Suisse does and seeks to do business with companies covered in its research reports.
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It's no mystery why Google executives want to do business with Chinese government officials: It's profitable.
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That also means China will not release the list of companies they won't do business with.
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Semiconductor stocks also rallied, and those that do business with Huawei, like Micron, saw sharp gains.
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I came here to meet you because your content has changed the way I do business.
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It's politicking, double-crossing, and—maybe above all—letting go when it's time to do business.
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Whoever wins the election may come to regret making Britain a harder place to do business.
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There are those who view the summer as the best time of year to do business.
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The fortress provides a safe space for foreigners and officials to do business, say its residents.
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You don't always get what you pay for when you do business with a big bank.
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The courts ruled in his favor saying the happy emojis indicated an intent to do business.
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But their companies now face the risk of U.S. penalties if they do business with Iran.
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By then, the bank had already flagged Low as someone the firm shouldn't do business with.
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But for years, Reuters found, authorities let him do business despite signs of his bizarre practices.
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"If they don't go to the black market to do business, they cannot survive," she said.
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She adds, while she's no longer full-time with Stormy, the two still do business together.
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But if you're keen to do business from a Starbucks or noisy airport, it's legitimately useful.
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And, by the way, never did business with them, never intend to do business with them.
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Under sanctions, India has been one of the few countries willing to do business with Tehran.
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First, to deal with industry problems—how hard it is to do business in New York.
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Although there's a police station in its center, drug dealers do business freely on many corners.
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Countries that do business with the United States will have to stop importing Iranian oil Nov.
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The North Korean leader, Kim Jong-unKim Jong UnCan we do business with Kim Jong Un?
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NARAB would codify and streamline the process for licensed producers to do business in other states.
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Early on, Ms. Helpern recalled, Italian factory managers were reluctant to do business with a woman.
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We think we can bring in the way we do business and do a huge turnaround.
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There are conflicts of interest embedded in the way many brokerage and insurance firms do business.
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It's the latest industry Bezos is working to overhaul by fundamentally changing how people do business.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - Saul Berenthal has waited for decades for a chance to do business in Cuba.
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If you wanted to do business in America in those years, you came to the tents.
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"I wanted to do business in Belarus...I'm not going to change my nationality," she said.
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If they continue to do business in Iran, they could face penalties from the United States.
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No, they are miffed that their scramble to do business with Iran will have to wait.
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In theory it would probably work, but it's absolutely not the smartest way to do business.
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"We're not going to deal with people who do business through intimidation and harassment," he said.
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Are we looking for the way that our companies or foreign companies do business in China?
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Monday's executive order maintained certain exemptions to the sanctions for companies that do business with PDVSA.
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The U.S. last week also threatened to sanction foreign banks that do business with Maduro's government.
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That has made the sector alluring to foreign firms looking to do business in the country.
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Look, our job is, if we make clients money, they'll want to do business with BTIG.
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You got to think of some reason that a company wants to do business with you.
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San Francisco just slammed the door on scooter companies hoping to do business in the city.
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The second was that their millennial consumers did not want to do business at bank branches.
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"The way the big boys do business is that nothing is ever personal," said Ms. Sanchez.
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If they do business with Iran, they lose access to the American market and financial system.
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Mr. Bolton promised "terrible consequences" for anyone who continues to do business with Iran after Nov.
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" "I appreciate the teamwork approach on this - I think it's the right way to do business.
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America wins because we do business with China, Mexico, Canada and the EU, not despite it.
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Other branches of the El Aissami family were also looking to do business with Mr. Makled.
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Chinese companies regularly do business in Iran, and much of that trade complies with sanctions regulations.
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But it exposed the Freedom Party's apparent eagerness to do business with allies of Mr. Putin.
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He reimposed broad sanctions against Iran, putting pressure on European businesses not to do business there.
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How quickly will they overhaul the way we live and change the way we do business?
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Paris is certainly being perceived again as a place to do business by international art dealers.
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Does that change the way they do business, or how they think about their fragrance portfolio?
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This is not a company that any rational business person would want to do business with.
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It&aposs a common trait for Vision Fund portfolio firms to do business with one another.
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It's an open question whether any of these companies will change the way they do business.
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His revelations could further dent Japan's reputation as a place for foreign executives to do business.
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California also pledged only to do business with automakers that committed to stringent emissions reduction goals.
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Egypt sees a man it can do business with who will not quibble about human rights.
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Supporters of tax reform argue that it will make America a better place to do business.
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Sixty-eight percent of respondents also back sanctioning Chinese banks that do business with North Korea.
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The State Department also warned firms that continue to do business with Tehran could risk punishment.
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Until it is easier to do business in Congo, the country will stay poor and unstable.
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Moon says companies from both countries will be able to do business under more stable conditions.
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Countries that do business with the United States will have to stop importing Iranian oil Nov.
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Foreign companies wishing to do business in China typically must set up partnerships with Chinese companies.
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The legislation would allow banks to do business with cannabis companies without fear of federal punishment.
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It's an open question whether any of these companies will change the way they do business.
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It is also expected to make it harder for foreign companies to do business in China.
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Russia and China, along with waiver recipients Turkey, India and Iraq, still do business with Iran.
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Moscow is developing its industrial and tech sectors by making it easier to do business there.
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"Being willing to do business would be, essentially, sullying yourself," Mr. Kaufmann said, paraphrasing this view.
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The error is a common one, and easy to make, among companies that do business there.
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I would expect nothing different from these agreements - that is the way that countries do business.
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If you do business like everyone else is doing business you will only be one more.
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The internet has fundamentally transformed the way we do business, educate our youth and save lives.
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"My legislation will present a clear choice to all those enabling Pyongyang: you either do business with a nuclear-armed madman who abuses his own people and has just murdered an American or you do business with the world's only economic and military superpower," he said.
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These were the kinds of Islamist militants, the thinking continued, that the US could do business with.
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But the pain would almost certainly spread to the U.S.-based multinationals that do business in China.
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He really wants to do business with someone proper, and I think that's a really smart idea.
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Previously, many multinational companies in the region used Dubai as a base to do business with Qatar.
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It was around this time that Trump's desire to do business in Russia reportedly grew more intense.
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"I'm not like a fool that says, 'We don't want to do business with them,' " Trump added.
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Many global players all around the world have found that it's a difficult place to do business.
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AS A RESULT OF THAT ENTIRE SITUATION, IS THERE ANYTHING YOU'VE CHANGED ABOUT HOW YOU DO BUSINESS?
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GDPR introduced something new to many corporations that do business with European clients: a data protection officer.
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And he has been accused of steering philanthropic donations to entities that do business with his companies.
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"The glass half empty reaction was that's one less studio to do business with," the filmmaker said.
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One answer is: Look, we have to follow the laws of the countries where we do business.
|
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"I can never do business with Saudi Arabia again until we get this behind us," Graham said.
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Average annual pay: $71,017 What they do: Business development managers work on acquiring new business and clients.
|
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The expansion of CISO duties has led to a change in how many security firms do business.
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"Can we work more closely with our international partners, and can we do business internationally?" says Forczyk.
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The same goes for international companies hoping to do business with their spacecraft in the US, too.
|
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The IRS respects taxpayer rights, and these angry, shake-down calls are not how we do business.
|
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Trump was "shaking hands and meeting anyone he could and trying to do business," Van Ronkel says.
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That is, of course, so long as the shopping center remains a viable place to do business.
|
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Banks would lose the passport that entitles them to do business within the EU out of London.
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Parties to the deal, like France and China, have already begun to do business with Iran again.
|
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It is expensive to do business in Australia but, says Mr Choi, that is an opportunity, too.
|
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With the exception of startups, every company has an established business model and way they do business.
|
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Jamaican banks that do business with cannabis companies risk having their accounts at American banks shut down.
|
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If you can't separate business and friendship, then maybe you shouldn't do business, especially with a friend.
|
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U.S. lobby groups voiced doubts, saying this made it difficult for firms to do business in India.
|
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Transsion — which also makes, Itel and Infinix phones — doesn't do business in China, despite being based there.
|
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As Jack explains, it's a powerful reminder of how software is changing the way automaker do business.
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" Key quotes: "American is the place to do business ... when the U.S. grows, so does the world.
|
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"It really should be up to the customer to decide who they want to do business with."
|
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Our entire process was oriented around continuous customer feedback — and it transformed the way we do business.
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Let's do business but we will not accept aid if there are conditions or you will interfere.
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And so, if I were you, I would do business with no one that wasn't doing that.
|
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Last week, the U.S. government gave Starwood Hotels and Marriott the approval to do business in Cuba.
|
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Newsweek reported that one of his companies had attempted to do business in the Communist-ruled island.
|
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"We don't do business together at all," she said, checking her pink, bejeweled smartphone throughout the interview.
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The disclosures may also influence consumers who prefer to do business with companies they perceive as fair.
|
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One company said it would no longer do business with Ettel, who sells cannabis products for dogs.
|
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He did not respond to a question from Reuters about Facebook's plans to do business in China.
|
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They have modernized their tax systems to make it more attractive to do business in their countries.
|
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The beverage companies understand that they're going to have to change the way that they do business.
|
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Another challenge is the growing ability of large multinationals to pick and choose where to do business.
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Companies should not be forced to hand over data and technology just to do business in China.
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Other firms have opened offices in the European Union to ensure they can continue to do business.
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People will now be cautious of how and with whom they can safely do business, he said.
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If some people are not willing to do business with China, others will naturally fill this gap.
|
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Individuals and companies who do business with the targeted Iranians could face sanctions from Treasury as well.
|
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The sanctions make it risky or impossible for major international companies to do business on the peninsula.
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I think members of the Democratic side of the aisle feel they can do business with him.
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Washington's sanctions on companies and countries that do business with Iran will hit European firms the hardest.
|
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Some of the older people think there's one way to not only do business, but music, everything.
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For example, Most non-American companies will now be able to do business with Iran's energy sector.
|
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Indeed, if they're speaking for you, few companies are going to want to do business with you.
|
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Some decades ago, American retailers realized that they didn't need middlemen, known as distributors, to do business.
|
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There's no denying that that the trend toward internet retail is changing the way consumers do business.
|
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Restaurants are getting creative and changing how they do business to make sure they can stay open.
|
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Another recent movement is the #GrabYourWallet campaign to boycott corporations that do business with the Trump family.
|
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President Trump said in June that he would allow some U.S. companies to do business with Huawei.
|
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"The way you do business in Mexico is that contracts are bought and sold," Dr. Nolan said.
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It's destroyed, if you like, the sense that Britain is such a great place to do business.
|
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After South Africa's banks cut ties with the Guptas, Baroda continued to do business with the brothers.
|
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Then, we're examining the safety of getting takeout, as more restaurants change the way they do business.
|
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The bank's investment division that sold the bonds vowed to not do business again with Mr. Trump.
|
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Since the late 1990s, it has been the only mainstream financial firm to do business with him.
|
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But his potential candidacy has caught the attention of people who do business with New York City.
|
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Some who did attend said they were there just to do business and dismissed the Khashoggi situation.
|
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Brokers, buyers and sellers are struggling mightily to do business when it's anything but business as usual.
|
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"We're not gonna do business with Huawei," President Trump told reporters on Friday, seemingly confirming the report.
|
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President Donald Trump reliably tells the truth on one thing: He likes the way dictators do business.
|
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The Saudis and Mr. Trump appear eager to do business and to forge an alliance against Iran.
|
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Removing the sanctions would have greatly expanded the bank's ability to do business in the United States.
|
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He criticized how American companies that do business with China were becoming influenced by the country's values.
|
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Energy is abundant and affordable there has never been a better time to do business in America.
|
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How much is this trend of "reverse Friedmanism" going to change what it means to do business?
|
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Instead of issuing a fine or payment, Prada agreed to proactively change the way they do business.
|
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The virus was fundamentally affecting the way companies do business, said GBTA Chief Operating Officer Scott Solombrino.
|
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Americans should contact the bank they want to do business with and find out their specific requirements.
|
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It is harder to do business in rural areas where there are few customers and fewer providers.
|
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Treasury and Exxon have been sparring for years over the company's ability to do business with Russia.
|
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Companies in other countries that do business with the Maduro government may face new U.S. sanctions, too.
|
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Mr. Trump and his family have sought to do business in Russia since at least the 1980s.
|
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They proposed to him that the two companies merge and do business under the name of AeroFarms.
|
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The efforts to make India a more welcoming place to do business have started to gain traction.
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" Wensinger added, "We have been fortunate to do business in this great state for almost 70 years.
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However, smaller banks such as Natixis may be more willing to do business with Tehran, he said.
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Resolving that would make India a better place to do business and expedite development plans, Rajan said.
|
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While others were looking for novel ways to do business and to increase profits, we were not.
|
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The hype exists for a reason: cryptocurrency has the potential to forever change how we do business.
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"I made the decision when I decided to run not to do business as usual," she said.
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Point number two, and a very interesting one — 51% of our members do business with each other.
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I am skeptical, but cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology may very well transform the way we do business.
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The World Bank's Muwonge said the issue is eliminating challenges for the private sector to do business.
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President Trump has imposed sanctions designed to cut off Iran's ability to do business with other countries.
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President Trump has imposed sanctions designed to cut off Iran's ability to do business with other countries.
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Secondary sanctions don't punish Iran directly, instead targeting international banks that do business with Iran's oil sector.
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Brands want to do business on a mass scale, but they don't want to dress mass bodies.
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The pen on the left, a Namiki, was a gift from a Japanese concern we do business with.
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It would also allow them free movement, ability to own properties and to do business in the kingdom.
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Slack today introduced shared channels, a way for companies to create ongoing joint chatrooms to do business together.
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You have got employees at Deloitte, Microsoft, Amazon, large corporations pressuring them not to do business with ICE.
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Like many C.V.s, Apparate is registered to do business in the Netherlands but claims to operate in Bermuda.
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Companies say it's already tough to do business in China because the government seems to favor domestic firms.
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Absolutely,' the president responded when asked if the U.S. would sanction European companies that do business with Iran.
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Tech companies need to do business in companies with far from perfect human rights records to make money.
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John Lennon's mad at him, they come back but they're not buddies, but at least they do business.
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A key challenge is explaining how AI can and is helping companies improve the way they do business.
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Citizens enjoy freedoms unimaginable a generation ago—to do business, to travel abroad and to pursue freewheeling lives.
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Although, 14.6 percent of respondents said they would be "slightly less likely" to do business with the country.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will implement new regulations that aim to make it easier to do business from Jan.
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He said Chappell's status as a former bankrupt was not a reason not to do business with him.
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To do business in BITNATION, people have to build up reputation, for instance by trading on the platform.
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These days, there are two competing factions in the space community arguing over how NASA should do business.
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It is about how you do business, and so we have embraced this as part of our strategy.
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The situation in Venezuela is different—technically, America's sanctions still allow foreigners to do business with the country.
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Ontario is already an expensive place to do business, especially because of its high energy costs, firms grumble.
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It's hard to do business normally, but harder when you have a lot of people working reduced hours.
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No one was willing to be identified because pretty much everyone hopes to do business with Ms. Rowling.
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Image 2 of 2 BEIJING – Chinese Premier Li Keqiang has said Beijing welcomes German companies to do business.
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Should car companies focus on making cars, or do they need to change the way they do business?
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"There's great Chinese companies that we would love to do business with that act with integrity," Armstrong said.
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Americans can now sue people or companies that do business involving property expropriated after Cuba's revolution in 1959.
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Nobody wants to buy our materials, which is why we have to diversify how we actually do business.
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We've got to make sure that we, it is easier to invest and do business that's critically important.
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Duterte has repeatedly said conflict was pointless and he wants to get along and do business with Beijing.
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THOSE DAYS ARE LONG GONE, SO I THINK THE SEC REALLY HAS TO RETHINK HOW THEY DO BUSINESS.
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" He says with some of the Web-based institutions, "you can just do business with using a smartphone.
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Hundreds of contractors that do business with the refinery are also expected to be affected by the shutdown.
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"There of course would be consequences for U.K. financial institutions" that continued to do business with the Russians.
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Mr Sun, like many Chinese investors, perceives Britain to be a fair and honest place to do business.
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Long delays make it harder to do business; Italy estimates that legal sloth shrinks its GDP by 1%.
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People want to date people they like, elect people they like and do business with people they like.
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India's endemic corruption is one of the biggest drags on its attractiveness as a place to do business.
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The revised bill also clarifies that American companies cannot do business with already sanctioned defense interests in Russia.
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"It shows Americans how she might do business if she were elected in the White House," she said.
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But they have followed the standard capitalist formula, Marxism formula, of trying to do business with fewer people.
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Trump tweets about corporations, such as Boeing and Lockheed, when he disagrees with the ways they do business.
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"It was the overconfidence of Monsanto that has destroyed their chances to do business in India," said Mishra.
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Yet Serbs and Albanians are the biggest nations in the western Balkans, and they need to do business.
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The company has a license to do business across the EU but it also works with customers worldwide.
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"There is no better place to do business than Canada," Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said in an Oct.
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S. firms reject or drop expatriate Americans' accounts, won't hire Americans, or refuse to do business with them.
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Weber added that companies from around the world should be allowed to do business in China more freely.
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PayPal says it will no longer do business with Infowars, the website founded by conspiracy theorist Alex Jones.
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The sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong UnKim Jong UnCan we do business with Kim Jong Un?
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America is the place to do business, so come to America where you can innovate, create and build.
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Daimler, the company that manufactures Mercedes-Benz vehicles, has said it does not do business with North Korea.
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The blacklisting rule requires federal contractors to disclose labor violations when applying to do business with the government.
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We are becoming the existential threat Kim Jong UnKim Jong UnCan we do business with Kim Jong Un?
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"Basically, any retailer or brand with an e-commerce platform can do business with us," Venz Box says.
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Qatari firms that do business in the UAE all use local partners, and many are feeling the pain.
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Barkley noted that many corporations do business in China and the criticism from the vice president was unfair.
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The country is ranked as the second easiest place to do business in Africa by the World Bank.
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It's a change in the way we do business, so there is a learning curve for the cops.
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It is in China's economic interest for its banks to be able to do business with American firms.
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Trump enacted unprecedented sanctions last week that target banks around the globe that do business with North Korea.
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As a side benefit, leaders often hope that war is less likely among countries that do business together.
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It also restricts U.S. trade and diplomatic contact with nations that do business with countries on the list.
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Trump said he would make America the best place on earth to live, work, invest and do business.
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"You're going to have to do business with Democrats to try to get a tax overhaul through," Rep.
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Here are some of the biggest tech companies that are famously tight-lipped about how they do business.
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The Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act requires sanctions on those who do business with Russia's defense industry.
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Morgan Stanley and UBS are two of 23 primary dealers or firms that do business directly with Fed.
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That sweeping sanctions law, known as CAATSA, seeks to punish companies that do business with Russia's defense industry.
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And then do business on our website and then in a way, start their personalized business going forward.
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By spending in such lavish fashion, Chinese sides are changing the way that their European rivals do business.
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They do not do business with Equifax, yet they can scarcely participate in today's economic life without credit.
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"We can't do business like this if we want to diversify markets," said association Chief Executive Derek Nighbor.
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Hundreds of contractors that do business with the refinery are also expected to a take a financial hit.
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"Dell is committed to compliance with all applicable laws where we do business," Lee said in an email.
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Linde's end markets differ slightly from Praxair's, and the two do business in different regions of the world.
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The UK has been for decades, if not centuries, a stable, safe and easy place to do business.
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He'll also signal that companies can continue to steal from workers and do business with the U.S. government.
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It is generally viewed by many of these firms as just the way you do business in China.
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There's a hundred different ethnic groups here and we not only do business together, we enjoy each other.
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You really don't have a choice but to do business with a financial institution connected to the grid.
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Companies that do business in this country and create jobs in this country — we have to address that.
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Several of the bank's risk-assessment committees relied on it to justify continuing to do business with Huawei.
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We are not going to do business with people who act like this towards our customers or Valve.
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The bank was one of the few lenders willing to do business with Mr. Trump in recent years.
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In Mr. Biden, Republicans saw someone they could do business with when they gave up on Mr. Obama.
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"I don't want to do business [with Huawei] at all because it's a national security threat," Trump said.
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The imposition of non-tariff barriers would make it more difficult to do business with the EU market.
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There are so many incentives to do business in America that there's no reason to excessively cut rates.
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"Imagine having a lot of something and your biggest, easiest consumer you can't do business with," Morales said.
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"The banker said, 'We don't do business with entrepreneurs, and we don't want your business,'" Ms. Hendricks recalls.
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Communist Party connected or not, Huawei seems to have skirted US laws to do business with Western adversaries.
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This has wide ranging implications to the way we communicate, do business and even how we sustain ourselves.
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As part of the settlement, Milam agreed not to do business with the city again in the future.
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But actually, transformative in terms of changing the way we do business with China in a positive way.
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"[Blankfein] said customers who want to be involved with bitcoin ... we will do business" with on some level.
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No one was willing to be identified because pretty much everyone hopes to do business with Ms. Rowling.
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Even if he wanted to do business without cash, he does not know how to use a computer.
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America is the place to do business, so come to America where you can innovate, create, and build.
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Diong pointed out that Senegal is a favorable place for China to do business given its stable democracy.
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It also identified comments by Obama administration officials that indicated companies could continue to do business with Rosneft.
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Speaking another language also opens up opportunities to do business and work in other parts of the world.
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The White House is also considering targeting Chinese banks that do business with North Korea, these people said.
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Baltimore-based Legg Mason, which manages $803.5 billion, operates nine investment managers that do business under separate brands.
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Zyabkin told BuzzFeed News that he was just trying to impress someone he wanted to do business with.
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Tightening regulations on immigration and accounting have also made it harder for cash-based restaurants to do business.
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The deal is also expected to lower structural barriers for American companies hoping to do business in China.
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"We do business with well-known companies under the assumption that we will be safe," Sloane Udell said.
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Many of these sanctions were lifted after the nuclear deal, and foreign businesses seem eager to do business.
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"The Innovator's Dilemma: The Revolutionary Book That Will Change the Way You Do Business" by Clayton M. Christensen
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Mr. Trump's companies, however, do business with entities controlled by foreign governments and people with ties to them.
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But Trump's new policy will make it difficult for new American companies to do business on the island.
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In the run-up to the election, Trump created several new corporations to do business in the kingdom.
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President Obama is not the first head of state to do business with countries that mistreated his ancestors.
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We thought it was a good opportunity to do business and to get out in front of it.
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We thought it was a good opportunity to do business and to get out in front of it.
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One, it looks poised to appeal to well-to-do business types, directors, and other executive-level folks.
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They're not going to do business as usual, they don't even know how to spell business as usual.
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It was around this time that Trump's desire to do business in Russia seemed to grow even stronger.
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Here are five things to know about the new sanctions: Sanctions seek to cut off North Korean cash In an effort to cut off the North Korean leaders' money, the new sanctions aim to give financial institutions a choice: Do business with the United States or do business with North Korea.
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The BRINK Act sends a clear and unequivocal message to these banks and firms: you can do business with North Korea or you can do business with the United States, but if you choose to support the North Korean regime or their business associates, you will be held to account.
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I'm extremely bullish on our strategies and the future of New York as a great place to do business.
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As a next step, the Saudis and Emiratis have threatened to cut off firms that do business with Qatar.
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Now, he hopes, the boycott will affect the people who do business with Brunei, if not the country itself.
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Is this, to paraphrase Margaret Thatcher's famous quote about Mikhail Gorbachev, a country that we can do business with?
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He told us Assad was not the problem and Putin was a guy with whom he could do business.
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Banks were choosier about who they do business with, leaving companies with "unequal access" to banking services, EACT said.
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And yet, if you want to do business with them, you'll have taxes, I've seen as high as 100%.
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The new designation makes it easier to prosecute EU or other companies or individuals that do business with Iran.
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Some 70 Turkish companies do business in Serbia and bilateral trade is expected to reach $1.2 billion this year.
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Companies often face customer and investor scrutiny when they do business with entities that fall out of public favor.
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If they like each other, they can do business together and call each other when things are not right.
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"We found regional banks with no U.S. exposure a lot more accommodating in how we do business," he said.
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If tech companies like HPE want to do business in Russia, "they don't really have any choice," he said.
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VTB was under US sanctions at the time, with American citizens and companies forbidden to do business with it.
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The changes will make it easier "for our customers to do business with us", Ericsson said in a statement.
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"I think the state of Texas as a whole has been a great place to do business," said Smerklo.
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We have made it easier for these businesses to grow and do business by revising some of our laws.
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That could make it harder for Huawei to do business, as it depends on some U.S. suppliers for parts.
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Part of the purpose of negotiating is determining whether you want to do business with your counterpart, Voss said.
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Whereas I chase for projects, do business development and make sure the execution of the project is on time.
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Since all companies that do business in or with settlements inevitably contribute to human rights violations, they should stop.
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That confusion impacts nearly every aspect of how pleasure product companies do business, from fundraising to retail to advertising.
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"I think it's going to be rare that companies say, 'We're not going to do business in New York."'
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The residencies would allow foreign expats free movement, ability to own properties and to do business in the kingdom.
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What's missing is a level of trust and understanding of how the two sides do business with each other.
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The German lender is one of the few large banks willing to do business with the real estate developer.
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" Huawei has employees in "very fast growing markets going out to do business with the rest of the world.
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" He distinguished race-based discrimination from refusing to do business with a person for their "lifestyle or political beliefs.
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Our source indicated that Alibaba's willingness to do business essentially enabled MariaDB to pick a valuation of its choosing.
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"This is how you do business in Russia; you imply you have close friends in the Kremlin," Galeotti said.
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We think the world should create a free trade zone specifically for small business using Internet to do business.
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One is a strong understanding of us as a company and the ways that we like to do business.
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Challenges in China It hasn't always been easy for the world's biggest hotel chain to do business in China.
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Last week, the White House effectively blacklisted Huawei, making it harder to continue to do business with American companies.
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The U.S. watchdog will also streamline registration of European clearers that want to do business in the United States.
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Mr Erdogan looks to his opposite number in the Kremlin as the man to do business with in Syria.
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Herb houses do business mostly in cash, but banks will be harder to avoid as trade becomes more sophisticated.
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Have we changed the way we do business because of this unique presidency and is that a good thing?
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"We actually didn't do business with Sears until they found themselves in their recent challenges," said CEO Brett Rose.
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So we welcome our trading partners to do business with us, invest here and buy products made in America.
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The Europeans have promised to help firms do business with Iran as long as it abides by the deal.
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Donald Trump has said he's never met [Russian leader] Vladimir Putin [and] that he doesn't do business in Russia.
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It was, in effect, a trade ban on Huawei as American firms would require government approval to do business.
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If Donald Trump becomes president, companies that do business overseas could see sales dips, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wednesday.
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Providing the legal framework to launch ICOs and for banks to do business with cryptocurrency companies is not easy.
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GoldenKey, which was previously known as SoloPro, wants to change how real estate agents and their clients do business.
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That law gave businesses the right to choose not do business with customers whose beliefs they didn't agree with.
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ACTUALLY, IN THIS INSTANCE, FIRST WE NEEDED THE U.S. GOVERNMENT TO ACT, TO PERMIT US TO DO BUSINESS HERE .
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After losing his job, Caputo opened a public relations firm in Moscow to help Western companies do business there.
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President Donald Trump has threatened to bar companies that continue to do business with Iran from the U.S. market.
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It also imposes restrictions on anyone involved in Iran's ballistic missile program and those who do business with them.
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Walker alleges that Exxon — which does not do business in the Virgin Islands — violated the territory's anti-racketeering law.
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Ospina said that AliExpress vendors should abide by US laws if they plan to do business with American consumers.
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Technology is changing the way we do business every day, from electronic authentications, to artificial intelligence, to "smart" contracts.
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Yet Gabon remains a difficult place to do business for anyone who is not extracting oil (of either variety).
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Walmart's scale has changed not just how Americans shop but also how companies in its supply chain do business.
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As a result, in many markets all but the most sophisticated companies can find it impossible to do business.
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Yes, it should end the de facto confiscation of intellectual property of American firms that do business in China.
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"International brands, if they want to do business in China, that always has certain kinds of risk," he added.
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If you're an enterprise security startup, you need to be where the biggest companies in the world do business.
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Still, sanctioning companies that do business with PDVSA, known as secondary sanctions, could hamper Venezuela's oil industry, analysts said.
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Such companies "make the world better by the way they do business and the world responds," the authors note.
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S. companies that do business with state oil company PDVSA, production could collapse further - increasing the squeeze on Maduro.
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"This is not the way we do business, and certainly not between longstanding partners, friends and allies," Malmström said.
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That situation left European multinational companies vulnerable to punishment from Washington if they continued to do business with Iran.
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The compromise of having to form a joint venture to do business in China isn't inherently bad, Block said.
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They thought Putin was a man with whom they could do business and cajole with cooperation toward these ends.
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Less heralded are the concessions achieved by our negotiators that make the world a fairer place to do business.
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Al-Jazeera reports that North Korean leader Kim Jong-unKim Jong UnCan we do business with Kim Jong Un?
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"At this moment it looks much more like we're not going to do business," he told reporters this month.
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Regulatory divergences impose significant costs and create disadvantages for U.S. companies seeking to do business in Canada and Mexico.
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John Murray, the head of Army Futures Command, who industry needs to know to do business with the command.
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We can — and should — help foster relationships and bring back the human element to the way we do business.
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It estimated that more than 1,000 Japanese companies do business in the United Kingdom, employing more than 140,000 people.
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Women are responsible for 85% of spending decisions, according to Bloomberg, including which airlines our families do business with.
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So we want to empower this people to do business, and first for them to be more influential right.
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And after targeting countries that the West refuses to do business with, China has large unpaid bills in Venezuela.
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Our country is getting ripped off left and right by every country we do business with, even in NATO.
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The advisor said I should go to Henley College [in Oxfordshire, just west of London] and do business studies.
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Most banks simply do not see it as worth their while to do business against these risks, experts say.
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Everyone wants to do business with them right now, [but] the Chinese don't buy records or tickets for concerts.
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The idea was to make it simpler for companies to do business across the vast country of 1.3 billion.
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Part of what makes SoftBank appealing to founders is the ability to do business with other SoftBank-funded startups.
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Founders are integrated into the SoftBank "family", and will find it easier to do business with other SoftBank founders.
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And employees at a number of tech firms have lobbied their employers not to do business with the agency.
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In order to do business with the government, companies must pay Dun & Bradstreet to be issued a DUNS Number.
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"The industry is overdue to really embrace the communities in a representative way that we all do business in."
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Some choose to do business with TD Ameritrade because their account minimums are lower than that of other firms.
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But every disruption makes the United States a less attractive partner, source of investment or place to do business.
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"It's very difficult to do business with them, takes multiple interaction, the customer service is very poor," he said.
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If you're willing to do business only with friendly liberals, you won't find many in Jerusalem, on either side.
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Allies will continue to do business with Iran, whatever power the bargain has over Iranian nuclear development is weakened.
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That seems unlikely, in that European companies refuse to do business with Iran for fear of the American sanctions.
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Foreign banks have been investing in China because of relatively new rules that make it easier to do business.
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Whether they realize it or not, all of these companies rely on a functioning political system to do business.
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The Europeans have promised to help companies do business with Iran as long as it abides by the deal.
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The delay, though, has been frustrating for some of the league's staff and companies that do business with it.
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"There is no European bank which is presently able to do business in and with Iran," Hoyer told reporters.
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But making it easier to do business in India hasn't translated into broad growth or spurred much foreign investment.
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For many years, American companies have complained of being treated shabbily as they try to do business in China.
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But without that money being spent in salons, stylists and owners have had to reevaluate how they do business.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Political turmoil is making it harder for global companies to do business in Hong Kong.
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Shifting gig economy contractors to gig economy employees would also likely force companies to rethink how they do business.
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"It is a terrific place to do business," Tim Minton, communications director for the MTA, told CNN on Friday.
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Companies from Wuhan to Silicon Valley have altered how and where they do business as the virus rages on.
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"I'm not like a fool that says, 'We don't want to do business with them,' " he told NBC News.
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Ben Taleblu said the appetite among European firms to do business with Iran, and risk U.S. sanctions, was slight.
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Mr. Trump's presidency also could be a turning point in how banks and other corporations do business in China.
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He remains focused on building a more lethal force, strengthening our alliances and reforming the way we do business.
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And, if for some reason that client still failed to pay – would CLC still do business with that client?
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Mr. Pompeo, now secretary of state, offered no concessions to European leaders who want to do business with Tehran.
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At a conference in Berlin, tech outfits from around the world were eager to do business with law enforcement.
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We need people like President Trump who want to go to D.C. and change the way they do business.
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When the US continues to do business with countries holding Americans as hostages, no good can come of it.
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On the bright side, Sony may now be better positioned than rival television studios to do business with Apple.
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The partnership also holds sway over key licenses that Alibaba requires in order to do business on the mainland.
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They also include both "primary and secondary" sanctions — ones targeting Iranian citizens and those who do business with them.
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But the deal is also expected to lower structural barriers for American companies hoping to do business in China.
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All California-based businesses or companies that do business in California should evaluate their contractors against the ABC test.
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Puente told Reuters 56 Japanese companies do business in San Luis Potosi, up from just three eight years ago.
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Though Mr. Kushner has visited Israel since childhood, and more recently to do business, he is little known there.
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There is uninhibited commerce with China and a desire to do business with Iran – a state sponsor of terrorism.
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"You're just reinforcing the often-held perception that India is a difficult country to do business with," Kathuria said.
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For example, the agreement would eliminate the requirement of opening a foreign office to do business in another country.
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The World Bank, at that time, rated it as one of the worst westernized countries to do business in.
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We're creatives and risk-takers, which is the total opposite of the people we do business with; they're strategic.
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Disclosures: William Blair or an affiliate does and seeks to do business with companies covered in its research report.
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"You need to understand ... the facts about millennials because they're changing the companies have to do business," Cramer said.
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In other words, do business with the Trump family and help the Trump family promote its products, or else.
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He was a brutal dictator but not an Islamist -- a man that the US could do business with -- literally.
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Hawley said he has two primary concerns: American tech companies making deals with China's government to do business there.
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The two New Yorkers early on feigned a great mutual understanding and sent signals that they could do business.
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That's sure to piss off AT&T, Comcast, Verizon, and CenturyLink, which all currently do business with the state.
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Nearly all of the 30 title insurance companies that do business in New York charge the exact same rate.
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Secondary sanctions don't punish Iran directly, instead targeting international banks and companies that do business with Iran's oil sector.
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Reuters has found no evidence that Tatneft has any business with, or plans to do business with, U.S. entities.
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"The President of China is here to say to the world, 'Ok, we can do business,' but Russia must be aware that Europe is very close, very nearby to Russia and that when there is an agreement over the Minsk element, we can do business again." he told CNBC's Geoff Cutmore at SPIEF.
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Regulators are focused on how and why companies do business and how their actions, including conflicts of interest, affect customers.
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Tillerson was expected to raise the prospect of financial penalties on companies and banks that do business in North Korea.
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In their open letter, employees also asked that Microsoft not do business with clients that violate international human rights law.
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POINT TWO IS, IF YOU LOOK AT OUR AFFILIATE RELATIONSHIPS, WE TEND TO DO BUSINESS ON A BOUQUET BASIS, RIGHT?
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That's in their interest since European businesses have started to, well, do business with Iran since the deal was signed.
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Here's to hoping the FCC bites hard on Swarm Technologies, making them an example of how not to do business.
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Bankers feel that if American banks weren't regulated so much, they could do business more aggressively, which would be good.
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The office randomly audits about 2 percent of the 200,000 contractors who do business with the federal government each year.
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But they want more people that can help them adopt it and improvements to how they do business with us.
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Facebook, Google and Amazon are among the tech giants to do business with the far-left Southern Poverty Law Center.
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We see these concerns creating a ripple effect with far-reaching impact on smaller businesses attempting to do business abroad.
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However, the U.S. Treasury Department said foreign subsidiaries of American companies would now be allowed to do business with Iran.
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But Mueller noted that wasn't true, since the Trump Organization had been trying to do business there through June 2016.
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Andrew Cuomo after the state agency encouraged financial services companies in New York not to do business with the association.
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But the relaxed rules that made it easier for US companies to do business in Cuba will stay in place.
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These are uncertain times for tech companies, whether American or Chinese, that are trying to do business across the Pacific.
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So how do business leaders overcome their anxiety to address large groups without resorting to imagining people in their underwear?
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The coming era of "transport-as-a-service" suggests motor manufacturers will need to rethink the way they do business.
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We follow the laws and regulations everywhere we do business and have a long history of close cooperation with authorities.
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We live in a global marketplace, with information technology changing the way we do business and live our daily lives.
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" But this weekend, Trump said he didn't want to do business with Huawei "because it is a national security threat.
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"We don't need any more legalese - we need clear precise assurances that banks can do business with Iran," he said.
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It's much easier to have a Facebook page, to build that page, to build an audience, to actually do business.
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Countries in Europe and Asia are providing lures for people with capital in hand to do business on their turf.
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The most effective option for Trump would be to restrict federal procurement from any companies that do business in China.
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As Recode's Peter Kafka has written, upsetting China's leadership would undoubtedly impact Apple's ability to do business in the country.
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The biggest reason we've had success this first year is we've had brands that wanted to do business with us.
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Given its placement on the US government's blacklist, Huawei must now obtain government permission to do business with US companies.
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But they also said this: Each country in which we do business has its own customs, culture and legal process.
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American companies are owned by, borrow money from, and do business with foreign governments, companies, sovereign wealth funds and oligarchs.
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They can do business with Western democracies and also with China and Russia—and anyone else with something to offer.
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Are you expecting them to have some sort of trade deal, where it will make life easier to do business?
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And that's why you do business in China, you got to have a Chinese partner and transfer IP to them.
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The state is also broadly inclusive and open-minded, which makes it an attractive place to live and do business.
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On Friday, President Donald Trump said that the U.S. government will no longer do business with Chinese telecom giant Huawei.
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SUPPORTING A 'BRUTAL DICTATORSHIP' Monday's executive order maintained certain exemptions to the sanctions for companies that do business with PDVSA.
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They&aposre forced to give up significant proprietary information, are they not, in order to do business in that market?
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"Don't call me or tweet or go to the press with outrageous stories about how we do business," he said.
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A top U.S. Treasury Department official has warned of "consequences" if British firms continued to do business with sanctioned companies.
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ExxonMobil treats itself not as an American company, but as a global company that happens to do business with America.
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And he wants to make it harder for anyone to do business with Cuban companies controlled by the regime's military.
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So powerful message here, you want to do business in the United States, we're more than happy to do it.
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The new designation makes it easier to prosecute companies or people in the European Union that do business with Iran.
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California banks are also tremendous partners to the many community organizations that operate in the regions where they do business.
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"I don't think that would be perceived by the American people as changing the way we do business," Meadows said.
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Many lawmakers and analysts say the next step has to be sanctioning Chinese companies that do business with North Korea.
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In fact, they're more than welcome to negotiate one-on-one with customers if they choose to do business together.
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The study comes amid an ongoing debate over the power of digital technology companies and the way they do business.
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And even though almost everyone was there to do business, no one begrudged Ian his time in the driver's seats.
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U.S. companies that do business overseas can expect more pain after Mario Draghi's news conference Thursday, CNBC's Jim Cramer said.
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In a 2016 World Bank ranking of best countries to do business with, Japan was 34th and China was 78th.
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"No company wants to do business in a market where someone can steal its work product without consequences," he added.
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When the regime permits foreign firms to do business, its officials are often clueless about how to make it happen.
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"We provide all of the products these dispensaries need to do business, but we don't touch the plant," Lambrecht said.
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We follow laws on where we can do business and we investigate specific concerns raised about listings and/or discrimination.
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Cities have long been the most productive places to do business, because they bring firms, customers and workers closer together.
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Investors are wary, therefore, wary of who to do business with — because you never know who will be sanctioned next.
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In other words, we do business in a world with an expansive preferential-trade network from which we are excluded.
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They appealed to the US on Wednesday to exempt them from sanctions as they continue to do business with Tehran.
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Perfect storm Underdeveloped and isolated conflict zones like northern Shan State are attractive places for organized crime to do business.
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Small mortgage companies, operating on a call center model, already do business without being face-to-face with their customers.
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Some politicians, including one minister, said these voters will make it more difficult for parties to do business as usual.
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Rights activists unimpressed Human rights activists are critical of Facebook and other internet companies' eagerness to do business in China.
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But the rules do not aim to destroy the way existing firms do business — and some offer a limited menu.
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Better trade relations between the world's largest economies could make it easier for American companies to do business with Huawei.
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Tariffs are import taxes, and these taxes make it more costly to do business in America, which drags down growth.
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In other cases, cybercriminals may attack small businesses in order to access larger companies they do business with, Kaiser said.
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The most intense conflicts arose when Exxon tried to do business in countries where the U.S. had imposed economic sanctions.
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"We are not going to do business with people who act like this towards our customers or Valve," he added.
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The question now is can American businesses continue to afford the tradeoffs they've been making to do business in China.
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"If we don't change the way we do business ... every target ... to stabilize the climate will be missed," he added.
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That means to do business with major markets like Brazil, India and Japan, European Union companies must use model clauses.
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Editorial As the nation's chief executive, the president gets to set standards for companies that do business with the government.
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The U.S. has suggested countries that continue to do business with Iran, such as the United Kingdom, could face sanctions.
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Mr. Levanon said the Egyptian leadership might well view Mr. Netanyahu as "a man we can perhaps do business with."
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John Murray, the commander of Army Futures Command, about who companies need to know to do business with the command.
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They need to look seriously at the way they do business and how they arrived at this surprising, humbling destination.
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Trump threatened in an interview that aired on Sunday to put sanctions on European companies that do business with Iran.
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That's because Huawei has been on a US trade blacklist since May, and isn't permitted to do business with Google.
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Separately, the agreement eliminates rules requiring companies to build data processing and storage facilities in countries where they do business.
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California and San Francisco are part of growing list of those refusing to do business with or in North Carolina.
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President Donald Trump said on Friday the United States is not going to do business with Chinese telecom giant Huawei.
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The Obama administration has "accepted the fact that they have to do business with Cuban state enterprise," Mr. Propst said.
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That could enable it to continue to do business in Iran, North Korea and other countries placed under American restrictions.
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Rather, if a person decides to do business in Colorado, that person must be prepared to "compromise" their religious faith.
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OutRight is petitioning American oil companies that do business in Russia to speak up about this violation of human rights.
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Regulation often is an entry barrier because companies must be licensed by regulatory bodies to do business in each jurisdiction.
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This could be a sign that other big U.S. companies that do business globally are going to start speaking out.
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"We are not ready to do business like other tribes because we believe in cows," said Samburu politician Mathew Lempurkel.
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SHANGHAI — LinkedIn is often held up as a model of how a foreign internet company can do business in China.
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What did you learn at companies one and two that's changing the way you do business in company No. 3?
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California lawmakers passed a landmark bill on Wednesday that threatens to reshape how companies like Uber and Lyft do business.
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Some companies have decided to stop allowing source code reviews as a condition to do business in a foreign market.
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Mr. Deripaska now wants to escape the personal sanctions, which hinder his ability to do business in the United States.
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If someone is establishing a fund affiliated with a company where they already do business, transferring funds is relatively simple.
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"The biggest e-commerce giant in the world apparently finds it too complicated to do business in Prague," he said.
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It can issue fines or a range of other penalties, including revoking their licenses to do business in New York.
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Starting in the late 1990s, it was the only mainstream financial institution willing to consistently do business with Mr. Trump.
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The Republican vision for the tax plan was to make the United States a more competitive place to do business.
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Countries must increasingly decide whether they will do business with North Korea or with the community of peace-loving nations.
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Specifically, they are damaging the United States' reputation for reliability among private companies looking to do business with the government.
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Changing weather is forcing winemakers worldwide to rethink how they do business and, in some cases, transforming centuries-old traditions.
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The rule proposed by Commerce would reportedly have lowered that threshold to 10 percent when companies do business with Huawei.
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The rule proposed by Commerce would reportedly have lowered that threshold to 2628 percent when companies do business with Huawei.
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"We've taken some measures but we keep granting exceptions for U.S. companies to do business with these companies," he said.
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It&aposs common for companies set to go public to do business with IPO advisers, including banks and law firms.
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The measure also imposes restrictions on anyone involved in Iran's ballistic missile program and those who do business with them.
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But since online dating companies do business nationwide, and only the federal government can regulate interstate operations, they went nowhere.
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Reif also argued Saudi Arabia's ability to do business with other countries doesn't mean United States should lower its standards.
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But whatever happens with this particular piece of legislation, it points to a new way for Washington to do business.
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And it highlights the rapidly transforming nature of how people connect and do business: fewer letters and more online orders.
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Mr. Trump's announcement restored onerous American sanctions on Iran, including penalties for foreign companies that do business with that country.
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"When you get placed on one of these lists nobody wants to do business with you at all," Georgi said.
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"Putin likes people like Tillerson, who do business and don't talk about human rights," one former Russian policy adviser said.
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I recently spoke with Alexandra Wrage, who runs Trace International, a consortium of three hundred corporations that do business overseas.
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The United States has demanded that Beijing crack down on Chinese banks and companies that do business with North Korea.
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Now that sanctions on Tehran had been lifted, the official said Western countries were keen to do business in Iran.
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"Hillary is the kind of person you can do business with, at least from my point of view," Lee said.
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Cramer warned that a multitude of enterprises don't understand how important technology is to do business in the modern world.
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" Added Kusumoto, "We have a military base over here, we have contractors here who do business with the federal government.
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Chinese companies in those industries are expanding in Europe, but European competitors are not allowed to do business in China.
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Late last year, the Trump administration issued long-awaited regulations that impact U.S. companies seeking to do business in Cuba.
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But it will put heavy constraints on Chinese companies who do business overseas and have borrowed money in American dollars.
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But it will put heavy constraints on Chinese companies who do business overseas and have borrowed money in American dollars.
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This deposit makes it less risky for an issuer to do business with someone who has a poor credit history.
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However, they're also working on creating a barter-trade system so they can do business with Iran despite America's sanctions.
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That appears to be changing as sanctions make it harder for foreign companies to do business with the Venezuelan state.
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"You need a bank or financial institution willing to do business with you and look the other way," Hays said.
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Threaten to stop all trade with countries that do business with North Korea, including China, and risk a global depression.
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"If we cannot adhere to the environmental protection standards, we will not be able to do business there," Li said.
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While many investors are focused on Trump's agenda for U.S. companies that do business overseas, Cramer turned his attention to companies overseas that do business in the U.S. German software giant SAP has taken large strides to transform its business to the cloud, thanks to various acquisitions that have given a boost to its numbers.
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TAPPER: Well I don't understand, so it's okay for Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump to do business all over the world, it's okay for Ivanka Trump to have copyrights approved all over the world while President Trump is president and while vice president Joe Biden his son shouldn't be able to do business dealings.
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"It's very difficult to do business because we don't have a bank account or any way of getting loans," Bangura said.
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American citizens and firms will not be allowed to do business with Cuban enterprises controlled by the army, including many hotels.
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Cellebrite claims to do business with thousands of law enforcement and intelligence agencies, militaries and governments in more than 100 countries.
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One in five small-business owners do business with China, most by importing Chinese goods and services to the United States.
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