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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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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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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Trump didn't seal any deals to do business in Russia.
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So do business in textiles, aerospace, and even medical instruments.
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None of the targeted U.S. companies do business in Iran.
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Apple continues to do business in the state, and Salesforce.
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And many United States companies still do business in Russia.
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In what ways does the N.B.A. do business in China?
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There has a better time to do business in America.
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JOHN WALDRON: It's certainly more complicated to do business in China.
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He added that it is cheaper to do business in Nevada.
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So the reasons to do business in Europe is piling up.
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"You can't do business in space without the government," says Anderson.
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I know everyone wants to do business in the United States.
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This president also had longstanding ambitions to do business in Russia.
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Of those, 11 do business in the tech or transportation industries.
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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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Some declined to do business in areas with large minority populations.
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Informal entrepreneurs will find it harder to do business in cash alone.
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He's in charge of which American companies can do business in China.
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American companies that do business in Iran are choosing profit over responsibility.
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There is never been a better time to do business in America.
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Major European firms will not risk American sanctions to do business in Iran.
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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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He is putting pressure on all foreign companies who do business in Iran.
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What are others who do business in and with North Carolina waiting for?
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If we say no to the government, we can't do business in Korea.
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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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Invariably, it's because they have done or may do business in that country.
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Atlanta (CNN)Under increasing pressure from major corporations that do business in Georgia, Gov.
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Somalia was rated as the hardest country to do business in the latest survey.
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Many companies that do business in China have had positive things to say, too.
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However, beginning in the 1980s he made various attempts to do business in Moscow.
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They simply can't stomach trying to do business in such a toxic legal environment.
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"It is not good to do business in the U.S. market now," he said.
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"The two brands probably don't want to do business in China anymore," another wrote.
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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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S. tax reform makes it more economic to do business in the United States.
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The coronavirus outbreak has changed how consumer-facing brands do business in recent weeks.
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"There has never been a better time to do business in America," Trump 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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Or it could simply restrict American companies' ability to do business in China, he said.
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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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He mentioned Alphabet, Facebook and Netflix among them because they can't do business in China.
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They grew big fast, IPOed, and then tried to do business in a changed world.
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Singapore versus Hong Kong specifically, which of these places is easier to do business in?
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The price of freedom to do business in the rich world today is eternal vigilance.
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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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"It will change the way we do business in so many ways," Mr. Perdue said.
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Moreover, Western companies continue to find it profitable, indeed attractive, to do business in Russia.
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Neither is there one now for people who want to "do business" in Cuba today.
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The same choice is given to any company wishing to do business in the country.
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It did not identify the person, but said it continues to do business in China.
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Private insurance companies must join HPIA if they want to do business in the state.
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The billionaire has boasted that he and his staff do business "in our own unique way".
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Airwallex handles cross-border transactions for companies that do business in multiple countries using international currencies.
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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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First, to deal with industry problems—how hard it is to do business in New York.
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NARAB would codify and streamline the process for licensed producers to do business in other states.
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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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Are we looking for the way that our companies or foreign companies do business in China?
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That has made the sector alluring to foreign firms looking to do business in the country.
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San Francisco just slammed the door on scooter companies hoping to do business in the city.
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Chinese companies regularly do business in Iran, and much of that trade complies with sanctions regulations.
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Until it is easier to do business in Congo, the country will stay poor and unstable.
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Foreign companies wishing to do business in China typically must set up partnerships with Chinese companies.
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It is also expected to make it harder for foreign companies to do business in China.
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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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It was around this time that Trump's desire to do business in Russia reportedly grew more intense.
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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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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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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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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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Companies should not be forced to hand over data and technology just to do business in China.
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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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Removing the sanctions would have greatly expanded the bank's ability to do business in the United States.
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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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It is harder to do business in rural areas where there are few customers and fewer providers.
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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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" Wensinger added, "We have been fortunate to do business in this great state for almost 70 years.
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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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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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Tech companies need to do business in companies with far from perfect human rights records to make money.
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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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"It was the overconfidence of Monsanto that has destroyed their chances to do business in India," said Mishra.
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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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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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Linde's end markets differ slightly from Praxair's, and the two do business in different regions of the world.
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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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Companies that do business in this country and create jobs in this country — we have to address that.
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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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The deal is also expected to lower structural barriers for American companies hoping to do business in China.
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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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It was around this time that Trump's desire to do business in Russia seemed to grow even stronger.
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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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If tech companies like HPE want to do business in Russia, "they don't really have any choice," he said.
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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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"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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"This is how you do business in Russia; you imply you have close friends in the Kremlin," Galeotti said.
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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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The U.S. watchdog will also streamline registration of European clearers that want to do business in the United States.
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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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Walker alleges that Exxon — which does not do business in the Virgin Islands — violated the territory's anti-racketeering law.
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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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The compromise of having to form a joint venture to do business in China isn't inherently bad, Block said.
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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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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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"The industry is overdue to really embrace the communities in a representative way that we all do business in."
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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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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Political turmoil is making it harder for global companies to do business in Hong Kong.
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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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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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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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Nearly all of the 30 title insurance companies that do business in New York charge the exact same rate.
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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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They can either choose to do business in Iran, or they can choose to do business with the United States.
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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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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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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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They&aposre forced to give up significant proprietary information, are they not, in order to do business in that market?
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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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"No company wants to do business in a market where someone can steal its work product without consequences," he added.
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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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Rights activists unimpressed Human rights activists are critical of Facebook and other internet companies' eagerness to do business in China.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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Now that sanctions on Tehran had been lifted, the official said Western countries were keen to do business in Iran.
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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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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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Britain hopes to make it easier for its professionals to do business in the United States, including by easing business travel.
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The company would not be able to operate in New York, but it could continue to do business in other states.
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"When your client wants to make contingency plans on how they continue to do business in the EU, come to Dublin."
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If you think that sounds as if FIFA is at last preparing to do business in the 21st century, you're right.
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So far, companies that The Carlyle Group owns that do business in both countries have not been dramatically impacted, he said.
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The Trump administration restricted Huawei's ability to do business in the U.S. earlier this year because of supposed national security concerns.
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"It's ironic that several of these companies that are threatening to boycott have yet to do business in Georgia," he said.
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These programs make friends for the U.S. and expand our nation's ability to be effective and do business in the world.
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Many firms noted they did not believe the rules would directly affect them as they did not do business in Europe.
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Nuclear sanctions "snap back," setting up no-win trade disputes with countries and companies that continue to do business in Iran.
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And while companies like Starwood are eager to do business in Cuba, ordinary Cubans earn an average monthly salary of $20.
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Car companies and others, if they want to do business in our country, have to start making things here again. WIN!
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Dozens of major Israeli companies, as well as multinationals that do business in Israel, are expected to appear on the list.
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They said Beijing could retaliate against U.S. companies that do business in China if Trump takes his tougher line too far.
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China steals intellectual property and forces Western companies to share technology and knowledge if they want to do business in China.
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Mr. Cotton was a sponsor of a provision that would have restricted ZTE's ability to do business in the United States.
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But for sure, the Chinese government is not going to waive these requirements for Western companies that do business in China.
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"No company wants to do business in a market where someone can steal its work product without consequences," Mr. Vance said.
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The news is a significant step toward Mastercard being able to do business in China, where large, domestic players currently dominate.
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And foreign companies that want to do business in China still face uncertainty when making decisions about supply chains and investments.
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One opportunity would include China, where credit card companies have found it challenging to do business in that large consumer market.
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Once approval is received, an insurer can be licensed to do business in certain geographic areas for up to three years.
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What's more, it's a problem for interstate and international companies that do business in Austin, but make their compensation decisions elsewhere.
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Despite its burgeoning population and attractive market potential, Nigeria remains among the least friendly economies to do business in the world.
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Congress made it super expensive to live and do business in Puerto Rico for most of its history as a US territory.
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The United States accuses China of stealing intellectual property and forcing American companies to share technology when they do business in China.
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The biggest barrier to growth, though, is that it is still harder to do business in Greece than in other European countries.
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New York's financial regulator has authority to fine entities that it regulates and revoke their licenses to do business in New York.
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Congress made it incredibly expensive to live and do business in Puerto Rico for most of its history as a US territory.
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These typically face higher effective tax rates than American companies with a big presence overseas, which do business in lower-tax countries.
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The companies and government bodies would in future require special licenses to do business in the United States, the State Department said.
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Currently, a bank based in an EU country has a financial "passport" that allows it to do business in another member state.
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When multinationals decide to do business in new countries or with new clients, partners or vendors, financial viability is a critical consideration.
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"It's impossible to do business in mainland China right now and it has been for awhile," Arne Glimcher, Pace's founder, told ARTnews.
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So how can it be getting easier to do business in India, apparently, even as by some measures, economic growth is decelerating?
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Companies from one EU country have "passports" to do business in the other 21970, with no need for local branches or subsidiaries.
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Last month Putin said any retaliation against western sanctions must not hurt the Russian economy or partners that do business in Russia.
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One of them involves Hong Kong's status as a hub for international companies seeking to do business in China or the region.
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"The industry is overdue to really embrace the communities in a representative way that we all do business in," Peck told Bloomberg.
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"This is a safer way to do business in China and is very well appreciated in China too," said Access CN's Wang.
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But the GDPR doesn't just affect businesses in the U.K. Many U.S. companies that do business in Europe will also be affected.
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Like many US tech giants that do business in Europe Google is headquartered in Ireland — which has a favorable corporate tax rate.
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They're allowed to do business in the US only because they've entered into, as has Ericsson, a government-monitored risk mitigation program.
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Many multinational companies come to Hong Kong to do business in China, while Chinese companies use its stock market to raise capital.
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The dollar's role also means American firms rarely need to do business in foreign currencies, reducing transaction costs and exchange-rate risks.
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Companies have long complained that in order to do business in China, they had to hand over valuable technology and trade secrets.
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AF: You talk about the challenges that exist for companies trying to do, or multinational companies trying to do business in China.
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And he argued that Biden's son should not have been allowed to do business in Ukraine while his father was vice president.
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Chinese standards are officially deemed "recommended," but "in practice many may often be required to do business in China," the report said.
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John Bolton, Trump's national security advisor, then added that European companies that do business in Iran could face U.S.-imposed economic sanctions.
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The new president should establish a cabinet task force that would be responsible for making it easier to do business in Zimbabwe.
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"We gave Amazon the opportunity to be a good neighbor and do business in the greatest city in the world," he said.
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That was the year that Puerto Rico lost its longstanding federal tax advantages as a location for US companies to do business in.
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All this will help make it easier and cheaper to do business in Brazil, said Campos Neto, who took office on Feb. 28.
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U.S. lobby groups had voiced concerns about those proposals too, saying they made it difficult for companies to do business in the country.
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The measure will allow expatriate workers freedom of movement, the right to own property and allow them to do business in the kingdom.
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They force our companies to turn over intellectual properties, secrets, you know you can&apost do business in China unless you do that.
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Congress also made it more expensive to live and do business in Puerto Rico for most of its history as a US territory.
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The U.S. recently added Chinese telecoms giant Huawei to a trade blacklist, which puts curbs on its ability to do business in America.
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I mean, we, in Siemens, do business in 203 countries in the world, uh, less than 10% of our revenues is in Germany.
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The question is how global stock markets will respond to a drop in yuan, which hurts foreign companies that do business in China.
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SORENSON: YEAH, WELL, BOTH STARWOOD AND MARRIOTT ON FRIDAY OF LAST WEEK GOT APPROVAL FROM THE U.S. GOVERNMENT TO DO BUSINESS IN CUBA.
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We need to do more to support business growth and make it easier for our companies to do business in the United States.
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That doesn't include the more frequent and extensive traffic jams and associated costs for those working and trying to do business in Wisconsin.
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We are home to millions of citizens from each country, and millions more travel, own homes and do business in all three countries.
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Local languages: Although English is an official language in India, many rural areas still do business in local dialects, and Flipkart accommodates that.
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The United States is demanding that China codify rules into law to protect American companies (and their technology) that do business in China.
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There is also the danger of a further deterioration in transatlantic ties, especially if Washington targets European firms that do business in Iran.
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Mr. Sinha said he admired Mr. Modi's efforts to make it easier for foreign and domestic companies alike to do business in India.
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Despite the tension between Taiwan and Beijing, many Taiwan people visit and do business in China, one of the island's main trading partners.
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It tarnished Malaysia's image as a safe place to do business in and dented foreign investors' confidence in putting money in the country.
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"When that happens and the stocks of American companies that do business in China start to rally, it emboldens other investors," he continued.
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More than 1,000 Japanese companies do business in the country, supporting more than 140,000 jobs, according to the most recent Japanese government figures.
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Sex workers have already begun figuring out other ways to do business in the days since Backpage was taken down, said Ms. D'Adamo.
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Trump's administration has justified the tariffs over complaints that U.S. companies are forced to hand over valuable technology to do business in China.
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" Wyden also called on the Treasury Department to "investigate whether Russian arms manufacturers are evading sanctions to do business in the United States.
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In principle the EU's single market ensures people based in one member state are free to do business in others without any barriers.
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It's counterproductive for U.S. policy to permit foreign banks to do business in America as well as business that ultimately helps North Korea.
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AND REMEMBER WE ALREADY DO BUSINESS IN A LOT OF THOSE TOWNS IN CREDIT CARD, PRIVATE BANKING, MIDDLE MARKET, LARGE CORPORATE INVESTMENT BANKING.
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U.S. lawmakers do not want China Mobile to be given a license to do business in the United States, the congressional aides said.
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StanChart has traditionally been focused on helping its clients based in Asia, Africa and the Middle East to do business in the United States.
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Ireland's deputy data commissioner has a clear message for companies that want to do business in the Europe: play by our data privacy rules.
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He doesn't think much will change for now, but says the situation will impact how boards of huge companies do business in the future.
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"We should no longer accept that these companies do business in Europe while paying minimal amounts of tax to our treasuries," the letter read.
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If they do business in my mama's home country, they collect up to twice a week, more than any other first-world nation allows.
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Governments and firms are also trying harder to integrate markets, investing in infrastructure that will make it easier to do business in the region.
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And it's not just Eric and Don Jr.; Ivanka Trump, despite working in the White House, continues to do business in China as well.
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The bottom line: JPMorgan's withdrawal from the "Davos of the Desert" summit doesn't mean the company won't do business in Saudi Arabia moving forward.
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The Nasdaq lost even more, 1.2% for the week, after U.S. action against China's Huawei depressed U.S. tech names that do business in China.
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Speers warned that some oil firms may seek to move their businesses elsewhere if it became harder to do business in an independent Scotland.
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"It's the only way to do business in the twenty-first century," said Bruins, who brought the motion to support social enterprises to parliament.
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San Francisco responded by imposing a temporary ban, forcing any company that wanted to do business in the city to apply for a permit.
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Getting people online won't solve poverty, experts say, but it could still spur new businesses and create attractive new economies to do business in.
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Because a lot of U.S. companies clearly do business in China and feel that slowdown themselves which then in turn hurts the U.S. economy.
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Weaker currency is bad news for U.S. and European corporations that do business in China, as its makes their products and services less competitive.
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Mr. Trump's ties to Turkey, though, go back more than a decade, beginning with an invitation from Mr. Yalcindag to do business in Istanbul.
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"The way we do business in American health care, from insurance to (information technology) to drug pricing to patient billing, has got to change."
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Clinton first suspended Title III after complaints from U.S. allies, particularly Canada, the European Union and Mexico, whose companies regularly do business in Cuba.
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Whether you belong to the former group or the latter, it is virtually impossible to do business in 2019 without the occasional coffee meeting.
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Feng added that the specter of tariffs made the current climate risky for all Chinese firms seeking to do business in the United States.
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But why would a small Oklahoma firm want to do business in Venezuela, when many companies think the best option is to get out?
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The measure expands beyond state employers and includes companies who do business in New York, casting a wider net among businesses within the state.
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Feng added that the spectre of tariffs made the current climate risky for all Chinese firms seeking to do business in the United States.
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The big picture: Even if it is allowed to do business in China, the Facebook subsidiary will be just a small step into China.
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Companies based outside Hong Kong that do business in the city do it in order to avoid incurring the cost of a new office.
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Also of note: For whatever reason, Netflix has concluded that it can't do business in China, which has severe content restrictions for internet companies.
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IT'S ACTUALLY PUTTING THEM AT A LEVEL PLAYING FIELD WITH EVERY OTHER RETAILER REQUIRED WHEN THEY DO BUSINESS IN STATES TO PAY SALES TAX.
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"A large deal will take many months, and likely years, in the making," said Biswal, whose group represents companies that do business in India.
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The NBA is not alone in this; lots of companies looking to do business in China have learned to prioritize profits over political ideals.
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"A franchisee of color is more likely to do business in a community of color and therefore they have higher carrying costs," Chatelain said.
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The U.S. was once a stronghold of the rule of law, among the handful of most reliable places to do business in the world.
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"This is the right time to do business (in Tanzania), but you must pay your taxes," the president's office quoted Magufuli as telling investors.
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The United States also objects to Chinese investment rules that require U.S. companies to transfer technology in order to do business in the country.
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Germany plans to offer legal advice to help its firms continue to do business in Iran, Economy Minister Peter Altmaier also said on Friday.
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"We gave Amazon the opportunity to be a good neighbor and do business in the greatest city in the world," Mr. de Blasio said.
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The administration claims, among other things, that China forces foreign companies to spill American technology secrets in order to do business in their country.
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This is something that has festered for years, not only in the U.S. but in Europe as well, about having to do business in China.
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Auto Alliance represents major carmakers who do business in the US, including BMW (BMWYY), Fiat Chrysler (FCAU), Ford (F), General Motors (GM), and Toyota (TM).
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An economic slowdown in China may have a "chilling effect" on many companies that do business in the country, an analyst told CNBC on Thursday.
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" He will say he wants to make it "easier for companies to do business in the United States, and much harder for companies to leave.
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The United States, for one, accuses China of stealing intellectual property and forcing U.S. companies to share technology when they do business in the country.
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"We gave Amazon the opportunity to be a good neighbor and do business in the greatest city in the world," he said in a statement.
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Dior is the latest Western company to make concessions in order to do business in China's coveted consumer market, particularly on the issue of Taiwan.
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By protecting the international tax base, this reform would make it possible to efficiently raise revenue from firms that do business in the United States.
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And it has come under fire both for its decision to do business in China and for its willingness to work with the U.S. military.
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Outside of Tesla, Straubel has a stealthy recycling start-up called Redwood Materials, which registered last year to do business in the state of Nevada.
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It must be so that if you do business in a country and you create value in a country, you'll also tax to that country.
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He vowed to level the playing field for U.S. companies competing with Chinese imports and those trying to do business in China's highly restricted economy.
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Uber and other tech companies have had to find new ways to do business in Mexico, where more than half of the population is unbanked.
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Driving the news: Both WarnerMedia (formerly Turner) and NBCUniversal said Thursday that the bill, if passed, could impact their ability to do business in Georgia.
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The program serves as a launching pad for companies looking to do business in the European Union (EU) and benefit from the EU's single market.
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This was intended to prevent companies that do business in the state from using contracts, notices or signs to limit consumer rights protected by law.
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Moreover, the lawsuits are aimed not only at firms headquartered in New Jersey but all manner of companies that merely do business in the state.
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Other measures included renewing a sanctions-blocking measure to protect European businesses in Iran and allowing the European Investment Bank to do business in Iran.
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During the last five years, Modi's government has made it much easier to do business in India, he added, vowing to further streamline government procedure.
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That will make it easier to do business in India and encourage growth in the long run, but those effects aren't apparent yet, Pande says.
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Banks are generally absolved from having to get a license to transfer money in each state they do business in, while non-banks are not.
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Experts say the suits could signal legal trouble for many companies around the world that do business in Cuba using assets confiscated after the revolution.
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That's not the way to grow the economy and it certainly isn't the way to incentivize innovators and job creators to do business in America.
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As long as he was a public face of the company, Google could not try to do business in China without completely forfeiting its credibility.
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The main issue seemed to be President Donald Trump's newly announced tariffs on Chinese goods, which spooked companies that do business in the People's Republic.
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It will most likely end with a different set of regulators voting to make it more difficult for the company to do business in America.
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Why it matters: On Tuesday, Hawley will chair a hearing highlighting the compromises that, he argues, U.S. tech companies make to do business in China.
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What follows is a review of the many years Trump tried to do business in Russia, what Cohen specifically said he lied about, and why.
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The so-called financial passport has allowed London's financial centre to act as a hub for global firms looking to do business in the EU. According to figures from the Financial Conduct Authority, released by the House of Commons' Treasury Select Committee in September, 5,476 UK firms have at least one passport that allows them to do business in other EU and European Economic Area nations.
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The system saves market participants huge amounts of money by not having to set up shop in each member state they wish to do business in.
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The fact that the Trump organization had decided to do business in Indonesia hopefully meant that the president-elect had a favorable view on the country.
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He has also vowed to file a complaint with the European Commission, arguing that his right to do business in the common market has been violated.
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Even for foreign officials with no assets in the United States, being blacklisted can make it impossible to do business in U.S. dollars outside their country.
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The 79-year-old billionaire vowed to level the playing field for U.S. companies competing with Chinese imports and those trying to do business in China.
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Washington accuses Beijing of forcing U.S. companies to share their intellectual property and transfer their technology to local partners in order to do business in China.
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Washington accuses Beijing of allowing intellectual property theft and forcing U.S. companies to share their technology with Chinese counterparts in order to do business in China.
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AgustaWestland, a unit of Italy's Leonardo Finmeccanica SpA, also has seen interest in its helicopters from operators looking to do business in Iran, industry sources said.
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It would be more honest for him to admit that he doesn't want to do business in the US either because it's not profitable for him.
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If a Canadian financial firm wants to do business in the EU it must set up a presence inside the bloc and comply with EU regulations.
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The two largest American automakers, General Motors and Ford, said on Monday that the revised sanctions did not yet allow them to do business in Iran.
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The saga of Mr Trump's claims provides a road map to his failed attempts to do business in a fast-growing but often very frustrating market.
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And automation does allow manufacturers to do business in the U.S. when they may have chosen to do it in Southeast Asia or somewhere else, before.
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While incentives, taxes and other costs to conduct business were cited, the main takeaway from respondents was that it was easier to do business in Texas.
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"One should understand that you are more than welcome to do business in Europe but with our rule book and with no illegal behavior," she said.
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"After the incident (murder), many blue-chip businesses and many governments continued to do business in Saudi, (and the) entertainment business is still flourishing," said Pelley.
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These include efforts by the Chinese to curb cybertheft and subsidies the Trump administration argues make it harder for U.S. companies to do business in China.
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On Wednesday, Tokyo-based Softbank, whose chief executive has backed Trump's efforts, said easing rules will make it easier to do business in the United States.
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That can hobble the ability of foreign companies to do business in China, whether through blocked websites or workplaces that cannot reach Gmail, Google's email service.
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Both Dior and the NBA have found out what other Western brands have learned in recent years: China is a tricky country to do business in.
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"In the past, it's very hard to do business in the countryside, because the logistic fee is very high, the cost is too high," said Liu.
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To do business in China, many American companies are often required to hand over trade secrets, which are then provided to Chinese companies providing similar services.
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Under these, non-European Union banks that operate under regulations that are considered equivalent to those of the European Union can do business in the bloc.
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As companies that do business in the EU strive to become compliant, there are still questions, like how to handle legacy or backup data, for example.
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On Wednesday, Delaware insurance regulators approved Brighthouse's request to acquire key MetLife businesses operating in Delaware and do business in the state under the Brighthouse name.
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Sunrun said the deal would enable it to continue to do business in the state, but said it should not be a model for other states.
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Called the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), it gives people more control over their online information and applies to all groups that do business in Europe.
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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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A "fintech bridge" between the two countries will help British firms do business in the Asian market while attracting Singaporean fintech companies and investors to Britain.
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The company faces a variety of regulations as it prepares to do business in the area, which has a population of more than seven million people.
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Navient's student loan trusts — the investment vehicles that owned her debt — had not registered to do business in the state, she claimed in her legal filings.
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But many other icons of U.S. culture — Apple, Disney, Gap, Lady Gaga — have also faced tough choices in trying to do business in China's vast market.
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His government announced a series of measures in December aimed at reducing the debts of struggling companies and making it easier to do business in Brazil.
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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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I don't think knowing how to do (business in) Singapore is in any way relevant to how you build your business in the Philippines or Indonesia.
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My first boss told me never to do business in a place where there's no direct flight from where I live and I adhere to that.
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Israel and its allies fear that the database will be used as a blacklist to boycott or penalize companies that do business in the occupied territories.
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Gary actually had some sort of deal with Sprint which had these telecom nodes there because they were starting to try to do business in Russia.
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I just remember being with the senior management team going, "Okay, let's name all of the countries that we do business in," and they couldn't [laughs].
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There are extra costs involved with it being more expensive to do business in Europe, plus a risk-off environment isn't good for capital markets, he said.
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One-third of the 100 executives surveyed in person said they would be uncomfortable even talking to their banks about wishing to do business in the country.
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The U.S. Department of Justice alleges Wanzhou misled American financial institutions and allowed an unofficial Huawei subsidiary, called SkyCom, to do business in Iran despite U.S. sanctions.
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Although some have managed to do business in Syria, the wide scope of the sanctions and broad U.S. powers to enforce them mean companies risk inadvertent breaches.
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"It's simply easier to do business in Texas than any other state," says Bob Harvey, president and CEO of the Greater Houston Partnership, an economic development organization.
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"We welcome the new rule, as we can now do business in a clearer and more regulated environment," a senior loan banker at a Chinese bank said.
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Since 19993 China has banned the use of such methods, although it does allow some, mostly foreign, MLM companies to do business in China as "direct sellers".
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Cuban's reason for being bullish is simple: the tech giants are well positioned to expand and do business in the areas of machine learning and artificial intelligence.
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These include efforts by the Chinese to curb cybertheft and subsidies that the Trump administration argues make it harder for U.S. companies to do business in China.
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In April, I opined on the need for a people warfare strategy against China and how it bullies U.S. firms that want to do business in China.
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Last month, I opined on the need for a people warfare strategy against China and how it bullies U.S. firms that want to do business in China.
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This is the uncertainty our French companies are facing and this is something you have to take for granted if you want to do business in Iran.
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"And that's what we find quite exciting: It is a very stable region to do business in and that's something very important as an investor," he added.
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Penny Pritzker, the commerce secretary, said the next day that her department had granted American companies billions of dollars' worth of authorizations to do business in Cuba.
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The EU is also seeking to allow the European Investment Bank to do business in Iran and to scale up euro-denominated credit lines from EU states.
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It's more likely that "restrictions on trade in services and measures" will be next, which would make it harder for U.S. companies to do business in China.
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The U.S. firms that wish to do business in China can choose to gamble their intellectual property crown jewels for access to a large and growing market.
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We are going to make the process much more simple for the auto companies and for everybody else that wants to do business in the United States.
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It is increasingly difficult for foreign companies to do business in China; Beijing's "Made in China 2025" industrial policy aims to increase "indigenous innovation" and self-reliance.
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The United States has pressed China to change its practices on intellectual property theft and requirements that U.S. companies share their technology to do business in China.
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The U.S. wants China to address policies that it says force American companies to hand over valuable technology or intellectual property to do business in the country.
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Hong Kong's protests and Beijing's growing willingness to intercede in the city's affairs could profoundly change how people work and do business in the Asian financial capital.
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"It's actually less competitive to do business in the lower-tier cities, when Ofo and Mobike were pretty much concentrating in the tier-one cities," he added.
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Apple made the move to comply with China's regulations on cloud services, and it highlights the trade-offs global companies make to do business in China. 5.
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It's a perfectly viable place to do business, in other words, and its 12.5 percent corporate income tax makes it an unusually lucrative place to book profits.
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That's counter to what many others are saying, but he points out that the U.K. is actually a more favorable place to do business in than other countries.
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After three years of back-and-forth, NYPD Pizza was forced to redesign its logo and promise never to do business in New York, New Jersey, or Connecticut.
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You have massive pools of capital in China that want to be deployed in the U.S.; you have entrepreneurs in the U.S. who want do business in China.
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The GDPR forces all companies that do business in/with the European Union or the European Economic Area to be fully transparent with their data collection up front.
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The company also lacks a permit to do business in Indonesia — a problem that Uber and local rival Grab know well enough — which was cited as another reason.
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That's in contrast to Microsoft, which operates a search engine in China subject to government censorship, and other Big Tech companies that do business in China, including Apple.
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On Wednesday, Tokyo-based SoftBank Group Corp, whose chief executive has backed Trump's efforts, said easing rules will make it easier to do business in the United States.
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"It's easier to do business in Cuba than San Francisco," says the boss of one of the Bay Area's most prominent tech firms, which operates in both places.
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Son promised over a year ago to bring jobs to the US, and, in response, Trump promised to make it easier for Son to do business in America.
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"If [manufacturing in the United States] is not a good decision for consumers, it is meaningless to do business in the United States," he told The Asahi Shimbun.
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The U.S. risks sparking a crisis with its European partners if it pulls out and attempts to make it difficult for foreign companies to do business in Iran.
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In the ongoing trade dispute, the U.S. has accused China of stealing intellectual property and forcing American companies to share technology when they do business in the mainland.
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"Some of the world's largest technology brands are saying, 'We will not stand for any form of discrimination in the states that we do business in,'" Levie said.
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"We are deeply sorry for letting you, our shareholders, down and letting down our customers, our team members and the communities that we do business in," said Sloan.
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Bill Winters, the CEO of London-headquartered Standard Chartered, said that in general, Hong Kong has largely remained an attractive place to do business in despite the protests.
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"We're going to make the process much more simple for the auto companies and for everybody else who wants to do business in the United States," Trump said.
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President Touadera met Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov at the resort of Sochi last October, just as Russian companies were being set up to do business in CAR.
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"I think investors who were set up in nearby countries to do business in this part of the world ... have obviously suffered a lot of consequences," he said.
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According to The Wall Street Journal, America fell to eighth place in the ranking, which measures the ease with which people can do business in a given country.
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Second, foreign companies that do business in the U.S. are also granted the benefits and protections of doing business in the U.S. without being subject to double taxation.
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The Natural State is one of America's least expensive states to live and do business in — a good match for its marquee corporation, "low prices" leader Wal-Mart.
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The government was furious and made its feeling clear: Several years later, when Citi sought a license to do business in the kingdom, it found the gates closed.
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In New York, a judge dismissed four lawsuits brought by securitized investment trusts owned by Navient because the trusts were not registered to do business in the state.
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Tech companies agree that China has long pressured American companies to hand over valuable technology to do business in China or engaged in outright theft of intellectual property.
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China, in return, could make life more difficult for the many American companies that do business in the country, or pare back its purchases of United States debt.
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A number of major tech companies that do business in China have already put restrictions on employee travel to and from the region, like Apple, Facebook, and LG.
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The United States accuses China of allowing intellectual property theft and forcing U.S. companies to share their technology with Chinese counterparts in order to do business in China.
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What's more, the sanctions also could precipitate a major crisis with America's European allies, as some of the sanctions could affect European companies that do business in Iran.
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A quick background: Right now, this is a fight between Spotify and Warner about how much Spotify should pay to do business in India, where it just launched.
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"It is unacceptable that a foreign company operating on the basis of deeply anti-Semitic national laws should be allowed to do business in Germany," the Jewish group said.
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The Obama administration actively assured foreign banks it was safe to do business in Iran after international sanctions were lifted, but Trump is unlikely to follow suit, Priddy said.
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"The past decade has shown that it's very hard for American companies to use their own approach to do business in China," says Chen Chi, Xiaozhu's chief executive officer.
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And consider this: Johnson Controls, currently based in Milwaukee, has aggressively sought — and received — a series of tax breaks and other deductions to do business in the United States.
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His conglomerate Berkshire Hathaway Inc owns or invests in many companies that do business in China, including Apple Inc in which it has a more than $50 billion stake.
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If no major developments come out of the Mar-a-Lago chats, he suspects America might try to impose sanctions on Chinese firms that do business in North Korea.
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But its pile of cash, built up during the budget surplus years, means a lot of opportunity for companies that want to do business in or with the emirate.
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The Trump administration has chosen to retain a key portion of the Iran nuclear deal, renewing waivers that allow foreign companies to do business in Iran, per BuzzFeed News.
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That would affect all European companies with American customers or suppliers, as well as 4,500 American companies that had used the Safe Harbour provision to do business in Europe.
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In a sign of mounting urgency, the Dutch customs office is mailing out more than 70,000 letters warning companies that do business in Britain that time is running out.
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President Donald Trump's decision to overhaul America's policy with Iran raises a lot of questions for companies that have been trying to make inroads to do business in Iran.
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This should be the focus, especially now that Iran stands to benefit economically and despite the complications it may present for commercial interests wanting to do business in Iran.
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The latter results from a longstanding Chinese policy that requires any foreign company wishing to do business in China to first form a joint venture with a Chinese firm.
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In April, Oakbay approached government departments including the presidency to express "deep disappointment" over the account closures, saying this made it "virtually impossible" to do business in South Africa.
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Other Western software suppliers could potentially be affected by U.S. sanctions if they do business in the United States and Russian businesses fear the EU could take similar measures.
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The city's revenue department says more than 500 publicly traded companies that do business in the city will be subject to the new surtax if their CEOs make enough.
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The moves by Beijing have prompted calls in Washington for added scrutiny of Chinese companies seeking to do business in the United States or buy up American technology companies.
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Others complain that when they do business in China, Chinese companies steal their intellectual property or the Chinese government forces them into unfavorable joint ventures with Chinese-owned companies.
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The following year, when he was considering running for President, he gave a speech in Miami vowing never to do business in Cuba while Fidel Castro was in power.
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Under Chinese law, crucial licenses to do business in certain industries must stay in control of Chinese nationals when a company lists its shares overseas, as Alibaba has done.
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Huawei doesn't really do business in the US, but it has a huge presence in Europe, where it is the number two smartphone vendor, behind Samsung, with 18% marketshare.
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Read More: A top investor at Andreessen Horowitz shares why she's betting Big Pharma firms will have to make a big change to how they do business in 2020
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Some of them, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said they had felt they had no choice but to go if they wanted to do business in Saudi Arabia.
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The new measures are designed to penalize China for doing things like requiring U.S. companies to hand over technological know-how if they want to do business in China.
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A principled stand for free expression by companies hoping to do business in China may hasten the day when the unfettered voices of the Chinese people can be heard.
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To do business in China, the company adopts to local dictates, distasteful as they may be to its CEO Tim Cook, an outspoken gay rights advocate and privacy crusader.
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The stock also got a boost this year after China's central bank accepted an application from an American Express unit to do business in the world's second-largest economy.
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The California law will apply to firms with revenues of $212m or more that do business in the state or process its residents' data, even if not based there.
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That would come as a relief to American tech companies who do business in Europe and fear their activities might suddenly be subject to a crackdown from privacy regulators.
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"President Trump has been very clear: We want to make sure U.S. companies have the same ability to do business in China as Chinese companies have here," he added.
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And second, it's highly unethical — and abnormal — for a president to help a donor do business in a foreign country, even if Trump also mentioned other casinos as well.
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But the Indian government, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, imposed restrictions this year that will make it harder for many of those companies to do business in the country.
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The White House points to regulations that force many US businesses to hand over their technology to Chinese companies as a condition for being able to do business in China.
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The uncertain political landscape is making it increasingly difficult to do business in the UK. Forecasts suggest the eventual UK-EU split will hurt the UK's economy no matter what.
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But so far it has proven difficult to offset the impact of U.S. sanctions, with European firms reluctant to risk far-reaching U.S. financial penalties to do business in Iran.
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The company claims to be solving a real problem for legal marijuana dealers — the need to do business in cash because of federal banking regulations — by creating a digital cryptocurrency.
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The controversy has led to accusations that the NBA is prioritizing business interests over American values, but Barkley pointed out that the US and others do business in China regardless.
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"We talked about the Russian business climate, where we thought oil was headed price-wise and how much he thought Russia would like to do business in America," Prince said.
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The U.S. decision to restore far-reaching sanctions on Iran closed the door for a major aircraft leasing company's plans to do business in the country, according to its CEO.
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The centerpiece of the package would require gun sellers — whether they do business in a store, at gun shows or online — to be licensed and conduct background checks on buyers.
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India has warily opened its doors to foreign investment in recent years, attracting a wave of multinational companies eager to do business in the huge market of 1.3 billion people.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President-elect Donald Trump said on Sunday that American automakers should starting assembling motor vehicles in the United States if they wanted to do business in country.
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FINRA plans to implement the reporting program on July 10, 2017, the largest independent regulator of all securities firms that do business in the United States said in a statement.
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Some of them are seeking authorisation to continue to do business in other parts of the EU, the similar rule would apply unless they have contingency plans which some do.
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Some of them are seeking authorization to continue to do business in other parts of the EU, the similar rule would apply unless they have contingency plans which some do.
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As part of that case, American officials released internal ZTE documents in which executives had described creating "cutoff companies" that would do business in places like Iran and North Korea.
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They often must partner with Chinese companies to be allowed to do business in the country, and frequently complain that their most advanced technologies are being stolen, among other concerns.
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He has also been trying to persuade Mr. Trump not to proceed with harsh restrictions on Chinese investment that would limit China's ability to do business in the United States.
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The "new" airport was designed by award-winning architect Norman Foster and was built to be a modern hub, attracting businesspeople and travelers keen to do business in the city.
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One has to assume that if you do business in China, you have lost all trade, patent, trademark, business strategy, client information and employee information — including compensation, performance records, etc.
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The Department of Justice (DOJ) is investigating whether managers at the ride-hailing app Uber illegally bribed foreign officials to do business in their country, according to a Tuesday report.
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We rank New York, which has 10 percent of all black businesses nationally, as the No. 1 state for African-Americans to do business in the new edition of Our85033Plan.
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The companies have sent their high-priced lobbying teams to Sacramento to persuade Governor Gavin Newsom and lawmakers that AB203 will ruin their ability to do business in the state.
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It wants new rules that better capture profits of firms that do business in places where they have no physical presence, and an agreed minimum global tax rate for multinationals.
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Tesla CTO Jeffrey B. Straubel, known as JB, recently registered Redwood Materials -- his stealthy recycling venture -- to do business in the state of Nevada, CNBC has learned from a filing.
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These facts led to a fundamental question: How can we do business in a way that also creates value for society, and our customers, by addressing their needs and challenges?
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The EU's chief Brexit negotiator, Michel Barnier, said on Tuesday the EU would not give financial firms based in Britain a general "passport" to do business in the single market.
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"The Japanese have figured out how to do business in Asia without controlling the real estate," which is what Japanese militarists tried and failed at in World War II, Kuehn said.
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They are focused on ensuring they have the right legal and operational framework to do business in the EU if Britain fails to negotiate a favorable exit deal, banking executives say.
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Fallout from the cancellation and reinstating of the event, organized by Israel's ambassador to the UN, raises concerns about how museums might do business in light of recent anti-BDS legislation.
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"Our guiding principle in these negotiations remains: those who want to do business in the EU's internal market need to comply with the rules," a spokeswoman said in an emailed statement.
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"If you have the balance-sheet to fight through it, you can make money, but you have to be big and well-capitalised to do business in California," says Mr Perot.
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GDPR is only supposed to apply to the EU and EU residents, but because so many companies do business in Europe, the American technology industry is scrambling to become GDPR compliant.
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A six-month U.S. Treasury Department license to do business in the country is about to expire and the Trump administration said a decision would be made soon on the renewal.
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The company that controls ESPN, which means it controls TV sports in the US. The company that can do business in China, when tech giants like Facebook and Google are stymied.
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Deal knows this state, and I have partnered with him to create the number-one state to do business in, the historic job numbers and the historic tax cut, as well.
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"We should no longer accept that these companies do business in Europe while paying minimal amounts of tax to our treasuries," the four ministers wrote in a letter seen by Reuters.
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The company said earlier this year it was cleared to do business in the country and that it was participating in two tenders, leading to a major re-rating of shares.
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Most economists say the higher the barriers for British firms to do business in the EU, the bigger the drag will be on economic growth stretching out into the decades ahead.
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This past September he discussed the importance of continuing to make it easier to do business in Africa during his remarks at the U.S. Africa Business Forum in New York City.
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Prime Minister Theresa May has said Brexit will mean leaving the EU's single market, raising questions about how British firms will do business in the bloc and European ones in Britain.
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But in addition to being a step toward transatlantic cooperation against serious crime and terrorism, the Judicial Redress Act will also significantly improve U.S. industry's ability to do business in Europe.
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American telecommunications and hotel companies have signed a handful of deals to do business in Cuba, marking the first commercial forays into a market that has been off limits for decades.
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NYDFS regulates state-chartered and foreign banks licensed to operate in the state, including Goldman Sachs Group, Barclays and Deutsche Bank, and all insurance companies that do business in the state.
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The country is ranked as the second easiest place to do business in Africa by the World Bank, while the capital city of Kigali is known as a burgeoning technology hub.
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" Trump tweeted on Tuesday, quickly following up that tweet with one accusing the European Union of "making it impossible for our farmers and workers and companies to do business in Europe.
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For now, it's still too early for South Korean entities to do business in the North, which is expected to remain under international sanctions until it makes real progress on denuclearization.
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"The U.S. is the easiest overseas market for us to do business in," Hisakazu Mizutani, the head of MHI's Defense and Space Systems business told Reuters in an interview on Tuesday.
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For foreign companies that want to be allowed to do business in China, that means capitulating to its censorship laws even at the risk of angering their users in other countries.
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The Party keeps a closer eye on companies that do business in geopolitically strategic industries — like telecommunications or oil — than it does for firms involved in e-commerce or online gaming.
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Andrew V. Mattock, lead portfolio manager of the Matthews China Fund, also invests in companies aiming to grow at faster than average rates — but his stocks all do business in China.
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"If you put up a mega-platform like this that allows people to do business in this way, you absolutely have to take responsibility as a company," Lux told Business Insider.
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The company that controls ESPN, which means it controls TV sports in the U.S. The company that can do business in China, when tech giants like Facebook and Google are stymied.
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In 2013, articles by Reuters alleged that Huawei used Skycom to do business in Iran, and had tried to import American-made computer equipment into the country in violation of sanctions.
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One of the biggest complaints from the Trump administration is that China forces American companies to enter into joint ventures with Chinese companies if they want to do business in China.
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But so far it has proven difficult to offset the impact of continued U.S. sanctions, with European firms reluctant to risk far-reaching U.S. financial penalties to do business in Iran.
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Britain could fall back on an arrangement that would allow British banks to do business in the E.U. if they operated under regulations that were equivalent to those in the bloc.
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China had previously limited foreign equity stakes and had discriminatory regulatory requirements that have made it hard for U.S. companies to do business in China's growing financial services market, Lighthizer said.
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That's especially true for workers in the tech industry, several of which work with companies that do business in space who are seen as privileged employees who don't need to unionize.
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A key vacancy in the State Department is creating friction between the European Union and United States over a new agreement affecting thousands of U.S. companies that do business in Europe.
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They cite case studies like Google's struggle to do business in France and Yahoo's compliance with Chinese censorship to demonstrate how governments continue to exert their influence to control the web.
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Click here to view original GIFFacebook is desperate to do business in China, but authorities in the country are increasingly comfortable with shutting out foreign companies and tightening restrictions on internet communications.
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The member, Lin Guo-cing, told Jhang in the presence of Reuters that a "correct ideology" was needed to do business in China, touting access to dozens of Chinese officials in Guangdong.
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The Shenzhen-based company doesn't do business in China, despite being based there but it controls a huge part of the smartphone market in Africa, where it has more than 50% marketshare.
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France's Total and China National Petroleum Corp (CNPC) suspended investment in the South Pars project last year after the United States threatened to impose sanctions on companies that do business in Iran.
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London has become a magnet for tech entrepreneurs looking to do business in the European Union and a global launch pad for firms aiming to compete with U.S. and Asian web giants.
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Most in the UK and those who do business in it are waiting to see just how the Brexit referendum will play out, some with more than a little apprehension and dread.
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There's no evidence either unemployment or consumer confidence or any other the macro factors that would cause me to lose confidence of the U.S. being a great market to do business in.
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Frances Total and China National Petroleum Corp (CNPC) suspended investment in the South Pars project last year after the United States threatened to impose sanctions on companies that do business in Iran.
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The U.S. Department of Justice alleges Meng allowed SkyCom, an unofficial Huawei subsidiary, to do business in Iran, violating U.S. sanctions against the country and misleading American financial institutions in the process.
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Ed Royce (R-Calif.) on Sunday said the United States needs to shut down foreign banks that do business in North Korea in response to the country's continued aggression and missile tests.
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Kallum Pickering, a senior economist at Berenberg bank, said the pound would likely jump higher in two stages, along with government bond yields and shares in companies that do business in Britain.
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" Purdy pointed to telecom firms Nokia and Ericsson's "deep ties to China," and said those companies are allowed do business in the U.S. because they "operate under a government risk mitigation mechanism.
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Companies that do business in California — essentially every tech company — will be obligated to adhere to the new law starting in 2020, so you're legally entitled to a copy of your file.
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"They're not allowed to do business in China, which makes them anti-China stocks, but get this: they're also the best way for the Chinese to show that they've blinked," he said.
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The deal included structural changes by China - including commitments on ending pressure for U.S. companies who do business in China to transfer their technology, and improved protections for intellectual property, he said.
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The world's leading container shipping company, A.P. Moller-Maersk, said it would no longer do business in Iran, Reuters reported, while the Italian steel maker Danieli began scaling back on Iranian orders.
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Voters already know this, and they'll look for candidates who are ready to do business in the 21st century when it comes to the green economy, not candidates stuck in the 1950s.
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The deal included structural changes by China - including commitments on ending pressure for U.S. companies who do business in China to transfer their technology, and improved protections for intellectual property, he said.
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Mr. Trump, who has harshly criticized foreign aid, quietly signed a bill this month to provide $60 billion in financing to companies willing to do business in Africa, Asia and the Americas.
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Among other things, the US wants China to import more American goods and to stop forcing American companies to hand over their prized intellectual property if they want to do business in China.
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From the perspective of an investor, Immelt said it is necessary for GE to be a good American company, but to also be able to do business in Saudi Arabia, China and Brazil.
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While it's too early to say whether GDPR will achieve its long-term privacy objectives, companies that want to do business in the EU understand that they have to meet these qualifying requirements.
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Protests have been taking place in Hong Kong for months and dozens of foreign companies that do business in mainland China and the semi-autonomous city have been caught up in the fallout.
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Airbnb China said in an email to hosts reviewed by Reuters that the decision is "similar to other hospitality companies that do business in China," and users with concerns can deactivate their listings.
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Now, with a strong, balanced budget, $2 billion-plus in reserves and improved credit outlooks, we're attracting job creators who want to do business in a state that's on a solid financial footing.
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Protests have been taking place in Hong Kong for months, and dozens of foreign companies that do business in mainland China and the semi-autonomous city have been caught up in the fallout.
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Foreign firms caught in the middle Protests have been taking place in Hong Kong for months and dozens of foreign companies that do business in China have been caught up in the fallout.
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They have big barriers—TRUMP: Let me ask you, would you ever [inaudible] a 10 percent—here's something I've always said: Ten percent tariff or tax to do business in the United States.
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Many American companies that do business in Britain benefit from corporate taxes that are much lower than in the United States, where the combined federal and state statutory corporation tax is 39.1 percent.
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"We should no longer accept that these companies do business in Europe while paying minimal amounts of tax to our treasuries," the four ministers wrote in a letter seen by the news agency.
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Two weeks ago, the Dutch government sent an urgent letter to 70,000 companies that do business in Britain, warning them that time is running out to get ready for Brexit on March 29.
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Banks in London have already begun to make plans to move staff abroad ahead of Brexit, which will make it more difficult for them to do business in the European Union from Britain.
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Mr Knezevic admits that he broke the law on campaign contributions, but says that is the only way to do business in a country where everything is a racket controlled by Mr Djukanovic.
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Using Apple as an instructive company for how to do business in China, Hoffman noted that Apple approached the market with patience, and it paid off compared to Google's fractious relationship with China.
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France's Total and China National Petroleum Corp (CNPC) suspended investment in phase 11 of South Pars last year after the United States threatened to impose sanctions on companies that do business in Iran.
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Mogherini said the European Union was engaging with businesses and banks to encourage them to do business in Iran following the signing of the nuclear deal, but cautioned that progress would take time.
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Using the Lean Startup practice, they can apply its processes to larger organizations with the idea of giving them a path to substantively changing the way they do business in a modern context.
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American firms had been freed to do business in Myanmar, but a long list of companies and individuals with ties to the army remained off-limits, as did the country's lucrative gem trade.
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"With the sanctions the Americans are to impose, you can't do business in Iran if you also have business in the U.S., and we have that on a large scale," Skou told Reuters.
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Senators Marco Rubio and Mark Kirk, both Republicans, are sponsoring a bill that could make it even harder for Iran to do business in dollars and undermine the nuclear deal, which they oppose.
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He accused the Trump Administration of violating the terms of the nuclear deal, by, among other things, holding up export licenses that Boeing and Airbus required in order to do business in Iran.
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"With the sanctions the Americans are to impose, you can't do business in Iran if you also have business in the U.S., and we have that on a large scale," he told Reuters.
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The city filed a suit challenging BP, Exxon, Shell Oil and 23 other oil and gas giants that do business in the city, accusing the companies of knowingly emitting harmful carbon dioxide pollution.
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The city filed a suit challenging BP, Exxon, Shell Oil and 23 other oil and gas giants that do business in the city, accusing the companies of knowingly emitting harmful carbon dioxide pollution.
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Other regions of the country might be less expensive to do business in, but companies in Quonset have access to a consumer market of 25 million within a three-hour drive, he noted.
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Schroeppel's firm is now using third parties to do business in Iran, but hopes the process can be streamlined so it can take part in an expected boom in Iran's wind energy sector.
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At the moment, the City of London benefits from so-called passporting rights, meaning that U.K.-based companies can do business in any European country without requiring further authorization from each member state.
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Some Western businesses complain that, to do business in China, they are required to form joint ventures with Chinese companies, or to otherwise share technology with Chinese partners who may someday become rivals.
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And it would include measures to help American companies avoid some of the onerous partnerships they are currently forced to strike with Chinese companies to do business in the world's largest consumer market.
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And yet virtually all of the other banks that do business in U.S., including the mid-size banks that we lead, are fundamentally different in terms of business model, practices and geographic scope.
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This is a travesty for all North Carolina residents, who will continue to suffer a backlash from companies that simply don't want to invest or do business in a state that condones discrimination.
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Earlier this month, Chinese authorities forced big multinational corporations that do business in China, including the Marriott hotel chain and Delta Air Lines, to remove Taiwan from lists of countries on their websites.
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But quietly, a wave of concern has spread through the community of foreign consultants, investors and executives who depend on Hong Kong as a safe base from which to do business in China.
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The United States also will allow imports of Iranian carpets, pistachios, saffron and caviar, and — perhaps most important — it will permit foreign subsidiaries of American companies, with certain restrictions, to do business in Iran.
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The group, consisting of executives from life insurers that do business in New York, as well as community representatives, will also provide input for setting reserve safeguards under the new system, the regulator said.
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Trump has a long history of trying to do business in Russia, but despite many efforts and plenty of boasting and angling, he hasn't managed to land a single major real estate deal there.
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Without the Niger delta, Biafra would be a tiny, landlocked nation, its enterprising people hobbled by a requirement to obtain visas to do business in places where they've lived and traded in for decades.
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"It means that European CCPs will be able to do business in the United States more easily and that U.S. CCPs can continue to provide services to EU companies," Hill said in a statement.
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"The government's message is: If you want to do business in India, do it on our terms and conditions or you are free to leave," says one longtime IT industry consultant advising the government.
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"It's an enabler to do business in certain areas of the world," said Dirk Mampe of German chemicals company BASF , which sells ingredients to toiletries manufacturers and now has 20.7614 of them certified halal.
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The US-China Business Council (USCBC), which represents roughly 200 American companies that do business in China, told Reuters on Monday that anxiety among its members was on the rise, especially over the list.
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What's more, the Council of Fashion Designers of America trade organization retained the Boston Consulting Group to determine if there's a better way to do business in a world of Instagram and fast fashion.
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What's more, the law is expected to make it even harder to do business in China by increasing costs to foreign firms, exposing multinationals to cyber-espionage, and giving domestic companies an unfair edge.
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Four decades is a long time, and Abood's agency-fee rule has defined the way public-sector unions do business in about half of American states, including populous ones like New York and California.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France will encourage its firms to do business in Iran despite uncertainty over a landmark 13 nuclear deal putting the business environment in "limbo", a senior French finance official said on Thursday.
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The control-obsessed Disney has given the country's government an unusual role in running the park and, in doing so, has set the pace for how other multinational companies can do business in there.
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There would be considerable motivation to have World Trade Organization rules restructured to make certain that no companies from the United States would ever again be able to do business in the international marketplace.
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Other drivers of the rally include: A stronger dollar: While this hurts multinationals who do business in foreign countries, a stronger dollar generally means that American companies are more valuable relative to foreign assets.
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Countries are accused of overlooking some of this tax evasion in exchange for getting these companies to do business in their territories, because the resulting operations bring jobs and other boosts to the economy.
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The revelation comes on the heels of mounting controversies from other multinational corporations like Google, the NBA and Activision Blizzard, which have been forced to make tough compromises to do business in mainland China.
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But many companies that do business in China have contracts that call either for disputes to be heard in jurisdictions other than Chinese courts or arbitration forums or to apply laws other than China's.
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Many are concerned that the Trump administration could penalize big international banks that choose to do business in Iran, if they are deemed to violate nonnuclear American sanctions still in force against the country.
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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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Many European companies that have invested in Iran — or might want to — also do business in the United States, a much more important market, and are unlikely to want to test the American sanctions.
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The initial email outreach came from Rob Goldstone, a British-born former tabloid reporter and entertainment publicist who first met the future president when the Trump Organization was trying to do business in Russia.
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Beijing's 'very difficult' decision Analysts have suggested that after Beijing runs out of US goods to target, it could go after major American companies that do business in China, such as Apple and Boeing.
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He said the deal included important structural changes by China - including important commitments on ending pressure for U.S. companies who do business in China to transfer their technology, and improved protections for intellectual property.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Iran's oil minister said on Monday that France's Total has officially left Iran after the United States threatened to impose sanctions on companies that do business in the country, Iranian state TV reported.
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But when Uber acquired the self-driving truck startup Otto for $22014 million, Otto's intellectual property got funneled to Uber through a shell company registered to do business in the Netherlands and located in Bermuda.
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Photo: APUS tech giants like Google, Amazon, Apple and Facebook which do business in the European Union have long ... avoided paying billions in taxes on their European operations through, uh, creative use of tax laws.
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But he also outlined the growing problem that companies face as Britain's March 2019 exit date nears with no clear idea yet for them on how Britain and the EU will do business in future.
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So even though you may not plan to do business in Germany or the U.K. or Japan, knowing what's out there and who could come after you — without hiring an attorney in Tokyo — [is key].
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Google has adopted a novel way to do business in China, where its online services continue to be censored, after it partnered directly with three OEMs to bring its augmented reality service to the country.
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The holdings could raise questions about conflicts since both Scott and his wife have invested in companies that do business in Florida, including a subsidiary of the company that owns Florida&aposs largest electric utility.
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"Rwanda is an absolute pleasure to do business in compared with a lot of other countries in Africa," says Paul Hinks, the CEO of Symbion Power, an American firm that is building one of them.
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The hub, which unseated Johannesburg as Africa's most attractive financial center in the 2019 Global Financial Centres Index ranking, aspires to become a financial hub catering for companies that want to do business in Africa.
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The Nigeria office is designed to serve as a hub for all West Africa operations, and Sony says it's also registering to do business in Kenya's capital Nairobi, which will anchor its East Africa activities.
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"Our goal is to build a major independent company that helps to reinvent the way restaurants and other local retailers do business in the digital age," Noah Glass, Olo Founder & CEO, said in a statement.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi stepped into office three years ago with a pro-business agenda, sparking hope in manufacturers across to the United States who are eager to do business in the world's largest democracy.
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On Monday, Parliament approved India's biggest overhaul of indirect taxes after the lower house ratified a constitutional amendment Prime Minister Narendra Modi called a major step toward making it easier to do business in India.
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Over the past three months, Iran's currency has plunged in value and large multinational companies have scrapped plans to do business in Iran, intimidated by the strong threat of financial penalties in the United States.
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But the big question for months has been how far the Trump administration will go in imposing sanctions on countries like China, India, Turkey and even European allies that continue to do business in Iran.
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If the United States were to formally pursue it, a chain reaction may be triggered such as making it difficult for U.S. companies to do business in China and causing dissatisfaction within in international community.
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The idea of the Cyprus Investment Programme was "to further encourage Foreign Direct Investment and to attract high net worth individuals to settle and do business in Cyprus," according to the Ministry of Interior's website.
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Aside from fleecing American companies with high import tariffs, China is stealing U.S. technology through unfair requirements to do business in the world's second-largest economy, Trump economic advisor Kevin Hassett told CNBC on Monday.
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Banks in the United States are at the center of the global financial system, and most foreign banks have a correspondent relationship with an American bank so that they can do business in this country.
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Since taking charge in May 2014, Modi has implemented a raft of economic reforms and is trying to ease labour laws to attract foreign investment and make it easier to do business in the country.
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I'm wondering, how much of that is a business decision versus a recognition of perhaps the challenge to do business in the U.S. in a big way, if you were to try to do it?
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An all-out trade war between the world's two largest economies would hurt the U.S. stock market and thousands of American companies that do business in China, Alibaba co-founder Joseph Tsai told CNBC on Friday.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's largest oil producer Rosneft is interested in oil and gas projects in Iran's Zagros province, after signing a deal last year to do business in the country, an official document showed on Friday.
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"A few years ago, London took out adverts in the Asian edition of the Financial Times saying it was the place to come if you wanted to do business in the EU," he said, Reuters reported.
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"Companies should not do business in Iran," a U.S. State Department official said in a phone briefing for reporters on Wednesday, when asked whether foreign business interests could be damaged as an unintended consequence of sanctions.
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He came to the industry's annual convention because he was tired of "the hillbilly attitudes" of developers "who want to do business in our neck of the woods", on the north-eastern corner of Lake Superior.
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In his 2016 book The Wealth of Humans, Ryan Avent argues that values like tolerance and the rule of law—which no one can claim as exclusively theirs—make it easy to do business in America.
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WALLDORF, Germany (Reuters) - SAP, Europe's most valuable tech company, will continue to do business in Saudi Arabia, a top executive told Reuters, saying he hoped the circumstances of the disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi are clarified.
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Before long, they had struck a landmark deal to build the $5.5 billion Shanghai Disney Resort, opening China to a singularly American brand and setting the pace for multinational companies to do business in the country.
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Jim Jones, former U.S. ambassador to Mexico, and Michael Camuñez, a former Commerce Department official, are launching Monarch Global Strategies, an independent firm that will be consulting companies that want to do business in the Americas.
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But yesterday's confession in open court by Michael Cohen shows that Trump was attempting to do business in Russia during the campaign, with high-level officials from the same government that was interceding on Trump's behalf.
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Iran reportedly expressed concerns that European companies would not be fully honoring the terms of the nuclear agreement if they are no longer able to do business in the country out of fear of U.S. sanctions.
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Asked by CNBC about those allegations, the ambassador claimed the United States has failed to cite specific instances of when China has forced U.S. firms to hand over technology in order to do business in China.
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That sort of contract offer isn't a mark of confidence, but a sign that WWE was willing to change every bit of how they do business in this one instance to squash AEW before it started.
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Non-banks like Lending Club or Prosper must either get a license from — and comply with the interest law of — every state they want to do business in, or else partner with (and pay) a bank.
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But those things are major questions for anyone looking to do business in China, and it's hard to believe none had any bearing on the decision to abruptly pack up and leave a major enterprise behind.
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And the office of the special counsel, Robert Mueller, said that Mr. Trump continued to secretly seek to do business in Russia deep into his presidential campaign, even as Russian agents sought to influence the election.
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The United States economy and its national security have been harmed by China's rampant theft of intellectual property and the requirement that American companies that want to do business in the country hand over their technology.
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The United States government has entered into agreements for government-monitored risk mitigation with Nokia and Ericsson, which are based in Europe, allowing them to do business in this country despite their extensive operations in China.
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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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"Making it easier to visit and do business in the City of London will help drive forward our economy and further strengthen the city's status as the world's leading financial center," Hammond said in a statement.
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The tweet put the league in a situation familiar to many global companies seeking to do business in a Communist country with 1.4 billion people: Any misstep could mean swiftly losing access to a powerful economy.
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At the same time, the Chinese government has demanded that American companies cut the licensing fees that they charge for key patents and has insisted that companies set up joint ventures to do business in China.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - U.S. Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton said on Thursday that Republican opponent Donald Trump may have violated U.S. law, following a news report that one of his companies attempted to do business in Cuba.
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At the same time, the Chinese government has demanded that American companies cut the licensing fees that they charge for key patents, and has insisted that companies set up joint ventures to do business in China.
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"It's almost impossible for foreign companies to do business in China without the approval of the mainland government," said David Webb, a former banker and the publisher of the financial and corporate governance website Webb-site.
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Tatneft's case highlights a gap between sanctions and their enforcement, showing that not all firms that do business in Crimea are blacklisted by Washington, either because officials are unaware or because they choose not to act.
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Now, maybe because he has praised Putin, maybe because he says he agrees with a lot of what Putin wants to do, maybe because he wants to do business in Moscow, I don't know the reasons.
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The State Department has previously publicly acknowledged actions it has taken to help explain to US companies how they can do business in Iran while avoiding some of the non-nuclear related sanctions that remain in place.
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The US has objected to the way the Chinese government subsidizes many of its industries, and how it forces US companies trying to do business in the country to hand over their intellectual property to Chinese companies.
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"With this," says Dan Morehead, the chairman of Bitstamp and the CEO of Pantera Capital, a firm that specializes in investments related to bitcoin, "Bitstamp is able to do business in all 28 countries of the EU."
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But to accomplish our goals at home and abroad, we must restart the engine of the American economy – making it easier for companies to do business in the United States, and much harder for companies to leave.
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But to accomplish our goals at home and abroad, we must restart the engine of the American economy -- making it easier for companies to do business in the United States, and much harder for companies to leave.
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The New York agency regulates state-chartered and foreign banks licensed to operate in the state, including Goldman Sachs Group Inc, Barclays Plc and Deutsche Bank AG , and all insurance companies that do business in the state.
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One option, says Sir Simon, is that EU member governments could extend non-dollar lines of credit and credit guarantees to European companies that would face stiff penalties for sticking to plans to do business in Iran.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May has said Britain will leave the EU's single market, raising questions about how companies in Britain will do business in the bloc after Brexit, and how European companies can operate in Britain.
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"You have to be tough to make it in New York City We gave Amazon the opportunity to be a good neighbor and do business in the greatest city in the world," he said in a statement.
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However, the ruling is one of a series of challenges Apple has faced while trying to do business in the country, which is its largest market outside the U.S., thanks to iPhone sales and iOS app revenue.
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Smart Nation is not the only innovative pursuit for Singapore; the city state boasts a strong start-up ecosystem, and in 2016 the World Bank ranked Singapore as second easiest place to do business in the world.
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The New York agency regulates state-chartered and foreign banks licensed to operate in the state, including Goldman Sachs Group Inc, Barclays Plc and Deutsche Bank AG, and all insurance companies that do business in the state.
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The meetings are set to raise questions about the amount of information that foreign tech companies must give up to do business in China, and what — if anything — is done with the information obtained during the reviews.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to terminate the agreement and if the U.S. Congress agrees, Iran could be placed under renewed sanctions, affecting international companies' ability to do business in and with the oil-rich country.
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However, Tockuss said great expectations arising from the nuclear deal have been dampened by difficulties in financing as Western banks remain reluctant to do business in Iran for fear of transparency issues that could lead to fines.
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CLINTON: Now, maybe because he has praised Putin, maybe because he says he agrees with a lot of what Putin wants to do, maybe because he wants to do business in Moscow, I don't know the reasons.
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In its place, he would seek to lower barriers for insurance companies wishing to do business in new states, and he would allow people who buy their own insurance to deduct the premiums from their income taxes.
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Cohen's guilty plea revealed Cohen had been soliciting help from officials in the Russian government at a time when then-candidate Trump was praising Putin and disavowing any suggestion he was seeking to do business in Russia.
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Removing its requirements that American carmakers and financial services firms team up with a Chinese entity to do business in the country, for instance, could give those firms more ability to sell goods and services to China.
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"If Taiwan doesn't care about its democracy and its freedom and sacrifices its own future to do business in China, I think it is very likely that Taiwan will find itself in a similar situation," Ko said.
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"We gave Amazon the opportunity to be a good neighbor and do business in the greatest city in the world," the mayor, who was traveling to appear at a conference at Harvard University, said in a statement.
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Now, maybe it's because he has praised Putin, maybe because he says he agrees with a lot of what Putin wants to do, maybe because he wants to do business in Moscow, I don't know the reasons.
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But to accomplish our goals at home and abroad, we must restart the engine of the American economy — making it easier for companies to do business in the United States, and much harder for companies to leave.
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Berger noted that recent rounds of sanctions have hindered North Korea's ability to to do business, in part because the U.N. already requires countries to shun North Korean-flagged vessels or ships known to be linked to Pyongyang.
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"I've had a lot of Irish lawyers on the phone to me saying we're your guy, when your client wants to make contingency plans on how they continue to do business in London, come to Dublin," Scagell said.
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Fewer people working at the ports is expected to create supply-chain delays and threaten to raise costs for U.S. agricultural exporters who do business in China, such as poultry processors Sanderson Farms Inc and Tyson Foods Inc .
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Services: CETA offers far less freedom than banks and other firms based in Britain currently have to do business in the EU. Canadian financial firms need licenses to operate in the bloc and must comply with EU regulations.
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Richard Nephew, a former lead sanctions expert for the State Department, said it could be years before it becomes politically viable to broach the subject of rolling back sanctions to allow U.S. companies to do business in Iran.
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The news of a mass removal of gambling apps isn't surprising, then, but it's a reminder of how American companies are forced to bend to the Chinese government's rules if they want to do business in the country.
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In 2015, the Cuban government, which tightly controls Internet access on the island, opened dozens of the public Wi-Fi areas following a decision by the Obama administration to allow U.S. telecom companies to do business in Cuba.
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The IFS said that without the so-called passporting that comes with single market membership and allows financial services firms in London to do business in Europe, a substantial portion of EU-related activity would consider moving elsewhere.
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The law has drawn scorn from businesses like PayPal and the N.B.A., has led to calls for a boycott of North Carolina, and has prompted some companies and entertainers to reverse plans to do business in the state.
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After the United States threatened to impose sanctions on companies that do business in Iran, Frances Total and China National Petroleum Corp (CNPC) suspended investment in phase 11 of the country's giant South Pars gas field last year.
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"There is no European bank which is presently able to do business in and with Iran," said Werner Hoyer, the president of the EIB, the European Union's not-for-profit long term investment arm, told a news conference.
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Imagine how much more difficult it would be to do business in the United States if companies could not easily relocate employees to different states or if people could not freely move to take advantage of job opportunities.
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After the United States threatened to impose sanctions on companies that do business in Iran, France's Total and China National Petroleum Corp (CNPC) suspended investment in phase 11 of the country's giant South Pars gas field last year.
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Along with Powell's public comments, Fed minutes, and other documents, the picture emerges of a central bank edging towards a period of potentially difficult change as it reviews how to do business in light of that new reality.
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As payments companies continue to look to the long tail of global markets to expand their businesses, a startup that helps them do business in disparate economies is getting a strategic investment from one of payment world leaders.
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In a sharp reversal on foreign aid, the Trump administration quietly signed a bill last week to provide $60 billion in loans, loan guarantees and insurance to companies willing to do business in Africa, Asia and the Americas.
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There's a risk that Britain's exit from the EU could lead to higher trade barriers with the continent, putting UK businesses at a disadvantage compared with German and French firms trying to do business in the European market.
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"Multinational companies came here with a clear understanding that Britain would offer a stable place to do business in exchange for access to the European Union," said Peter Dixon, a global financial economist at Commerzbank AG in London.
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But foreign business groups — which have long complained that Chinese officials and companies force them to give up their trade secrets in order to do business in China — say the new law still does not go far enough.
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"Ultimately, the effects will be decided by whatever the tax benefits and special encouragements are to do business in Britain," said Brett Gorvy, co-founder of the dealership Lévy Gorvy, which has spaces in London and New York.
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Some of them do business in or with China, but with ordinary people in Hong Kong increasingly feeling the pinch, the tycoons and their political allies may have more reason to protect core local businesses against mainland money.
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Furthermore, since companies based in the United States that also do business in Europe will have to follow the GDPR for their EU customers, it makes sense for them to treat their U.S. customers' data the same way.
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" In a post on Twitter on Sunday, Mr. Trump laid out his expectations for the auto industry: "Car companies and others, if they want to do business in our country, have to start making things here again. WIN!
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China buys about $200 billion in goods and services from the U.S., Tsai said on "Squawk on the Street," estimating about 68,000 U.S. companies do business in China, generating about $600 billion in revenue and $40 billion in profits.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will relax requirements for foreign banks to take retail yuan deposits and allow them to do business in government bonds, the banking regulator said on Wednesday, in its latest move to open up the financial sector.
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The company credits the GOP plan with making it easier to do business in the U.S. "America is once again the best place to lead a business with a global footprint," Broadcom CEO Hock Tan said in a statement.
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The EU has been looking to sign a bilateral investment treaty with China since 2012, a deal that would make it easier for European companies to do business in China and replace trade deals between China and separate countries.
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"The Chinese government has a history of harassing HIV activists and, as Facebook and Twitter could tell Apple, it's critical to maintain a positive relationship with the government in order to do business in China," said Hofstra University Asst.
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Johnson said in a newspaper interview that he believed Britain could have control over immigration while also keeping the benefits of access to the single market such as "passporting" rights for banks in Britain to do business in Europe.
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China would announce near-term moves that would address long-standing areas of concern, such as intellectual property theft and forced technology transfer, or the practice of requiring that foreign companies share their technology to do business in China.
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While each state sets its own educational requirements and vetting standards for resident licenses, some also seek to impose onerous and duplicative rules that serve to discourage nonresident agents and brokers from attempting to do business in those states.
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BNP Paribas, France's biggest listed bank, said on Wednesday it would no longer work with oil and natural gas companies that primarily do business in shale or oil sands as it plans to boost support for renewable energy projects.
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"To prepare the Department for the next 100 years, I am pleased to announce the next steps we have taken to modernize the way we do business in order to continue to responsibly manage America's natural resources," Zinke wrote.
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The pushback to Grenell's comment, which illustrated the significant break between the U.S. and Germany over Tehran and whether companies from their respective countries should do business in Iran, also triggered a response from a former top German diplomat.
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The ability to visit and do business in the U.S. is highly coveted, and threat of a moratorium on visa issuance will leave many countries ready to rethink their unwillingness to cooperate with ICE efforts to carry out deportations.
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"Many exporters in the last three years have jumped into the cocoa market as it's one of the few commodities left to do business in," said Alejandro Prosperi, the Carupano-based president of the country's cocoa industry group CAPEC.
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In the case of China, Mr. Navarro has said, those distortions include huge Chinese subsidies of exports, the forced transfer of technology from American firms that want to do business in China and the theft of American intellectual property.
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At the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, an annual gathering for foreign investors and executives who do business in Russia, Mr. Putin was playing host to the leaders of France and Japan, countries that have imposed sanctions on Russia.
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The 933 World Bank Doing Business Report named Rwanda the second-best place to do business in sub-Saharan Africa and it's ranked among the least corrupt countries on the continent, according to Transparency International's 2017 Corruption Perception Index.
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The ECB has long insisted that banks seeking to do business in the European Union after Brexit must move actual operations, including assets and qualified personnel, as it would not grant licenses to 'empty shell' or letter box banks.
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North Korea has about 15 large garment exporting enterprises, each operating several factories spread around the country, and dozens of medium sized companies, according to GPI Consultancy of the Netherlands, which helps foreign companies do business in North Korea.
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But every month that passes makes it less likely that Congress will act — and more likely that companies that do business in California, which effectively means nearly all big companies, will have to comply with the state's new requirements.
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"It will set a terrible precedent for many other companies who are still trying to do business in China while maintaining the principles of not succumbing to China's censorship," Patrick Poon, a research for Amnesty International, told the Intercept.
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The biggest obstacle for European firms seeking to do business in Iran has been the reluctance of the continent's largest banks to finance deals out of fear they could run afoul of U.S. sanctions and incur massive penalties down the line.
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The reality is that Apple had little choice but to follow Beijing's line in order to continue to do business in the lucrative Chinese market, but statements like Cook's today are dangerous because they massively underplay the severity of the situation.
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The ministers, who appeared on stage but took no questions from the audience, praised an online platform called Miras, which the government launched earlier this year as a one-stop-shop for investors seeking to do business in Saudi Arabia.
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Trump then declared that American companies could not longer do business in China and "threw out all sorts of anger-driven responses to China's retaliation to his latest tariff initiative," said Roach, one of Wall Street's leading authorities on Asia.
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And it's not just Eric and Donald Jr.: Ivanka Trump, despite working in the White House, continues to do business in China as well, and her husband, White House adviser Jared Kushner, received a massive cash infusion from Qatar last year.
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"He believes the public sector should have a strong hand in the economy and distrusts the private sector's ability to do business in a fair and clean way," said Kim Catechis, a portfolio manager at Martin Currie, a Legg Mason affiliate.
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Las Vegas Sands agreed to pay a $6.96 million criminal penalty to end a U.S. Department of Justice probe into whether it violated a federal anti-bribery law by paying a consultant to help it do business in China and Macau.
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MANILA, Dec 8 (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said on Thursday he would allow Jack Lam, one of Asia's top casino kingpins, to do business in the country after he had ordered his arrest on charges of economic sabotage and bribery.
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"The message to North Korea should be, if you're here, we're here, and we're going to give these countries and these banks and companies a choice -- continue to do business in the US dollar or work with North Korea," he said.
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Banks, however, are holding off on moving large numbers of people yet, focusing on ensuring they have the right legal and operational framework to do business in the EU if Britain fails to negotiate a favorable exit deal, executives say.
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The company, whose corporate headquarters is in San Jose, said the newly released GOP tax reform proposal will make it easier to do business in the U.S., although it also said its move will happen even if the proposal doesn't pass.
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BUT YOU KNOW, THE CHINESE ECONOMY IS MORE COMPLEMENTARY TO US THAN – INSTEAD OF COMPETING DIRECTLY WITH US. SO, IF CHINA BECAME MORE EXPENSIVE TO DO BUSINESS IN CHINA, THINGS WOULD MOVE TO VIETNAM, MALAYSIA, THE PHILIPPINES, OTHER – BANGLADESH, OTHER COUNTRIES.
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President Donald Trump has threatened to terminate an international nuclear pact with Iran and if the U.S. Congress agrees, Tehran could be placed under renewed sanctions, affecting international companies' ability to do business in and with the oil-rich country.
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The U.S. has accused China's government of forcing foreign companies to hand over crucial technological secrets in order to do business in the country, resulting in the two countries trading tariffs on hundreds of billions of dollars worth of goods.
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"Companies and brands need to be very proactive about how they do business in China otherwise it's very easy to become outdated," said Livia Wang, director at Sydney-based consultancy Access CN which advises Australian retailers on their China strategy.
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Over a hundred banks in London, which are branches of lenders headquartered elsewhere in the EU, operate under EU "passporting" rules and are uncertain whether they can still do business in Britain after it exits the bloc in March 2019.
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Meanwhile, Vladimir Putin, through his alliance with Syria's Bashar al-Assad, has become the Tehran-whisperer through whose antechambers all western nations apparently must pass if they want to do business in suppressing ISIS in Syria and its immediate neighbors.
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Sitharaman also said India would relax some regulations requiring foreign retailers to source a portion of their raw materials locally, a move that could make it easier for retailers like Apple (AAPL), Ikea and Uniqlo to do business in the counry.
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Mr. Icahn, the activist investor known for making splashy headlines and rattling corporate boards, said during a telephone interview broadcast around midday that he was concerned the Chinese government could make it difficult for Apple to do business in that country.
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The Journal reported that the swift change indicates ZTE is hurrying to meet requirements laid out by the U.S. Commerce Department as part of a deal to allow the Chinese phone-maker to do business in the United States again.
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Pakistani officials and Western diplomats say that being put on the FATF watchlist could deal a blow to Pakistan's economy as it would make it harder for foreign investors and companies to do business in the nuclear-armed South Asian nation.
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"You pass a permanent tax reform for corporations and say, let's do business in America," said Douglas Holtz-Eakin, the president of the American Action Forum, a conservative-leaning think tank, and a former director of the Congressional Budget Office.
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And if you look at the laws that then were applied, the laws that we applied were preventative, allowing black people to conduct businesses in a number of places around the country and they could only do business in black areas.
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The key deal terms are straightforward: China has promised to buy a heaping pile of stuff from the United States over the next two years, and to make it a little easier for American companies to do business in China.
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A Fed rate cut or two would make money cheaper, and therefore support high stock valuations even in an environment in which major companies that do business in China or other affected countries had to shutter production or absorb lost sales.
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"Real work still needs to be done to achieve changes in a Chinese system that facilitates forced technology transfers in order to do business in China and the theft of our companies' intellectual property and business know how," it said.
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Following the investigation, which could be completed in as little as a few months, the United States could impose steep tariffs on Chinese imports, rescind licenses for Chinese companies to do business in the United States, or take other measures.
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Last month, North Carolina passed a face-saving reversal of its bill that prevented transgendered people from using the bathroom of their choice after a host of companies and organizations, including the N.C.A.A., said they wouldn't do business in the state.
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"The intellectual property theft is not to be trifled with," Cramer said, referring to the Chinese practice of forcing American companies to enter into joint ventures and share their technology in order to do business in the world's second-largest economy.
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But to accomplish our goals at home and abroad, we must restart the engine of the American economy, making it easier for companies to do business in the United States and much, much harder for companies to leave our country.
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Indicated 0.1 percent lower The trains-to-turbines group Siemens is well placed to do business in the United States, regardless of whether President-elect Donald Trump backs fossil-fuels at the expense of renewable energy, its CEO told a newspaper.
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"With the sanctions the Americans are to impose, you can't do business in Iran if you also have business in the U.S., and we have that on a large scale," Soren Skou, chief executive of A.P. Moller-Maersk, told Reuters.
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Companies are getting a hard lesson in how to tactfully do business in the post-Brexit U.K after British Airways sparked a Twitter backlash for urging overseas travellers to benefit from the drop in sterling sparked by the result of Britain's EU referendum.
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Trade tensions between the United States and China were blamed at least partly by analysts for that delay, but a source close to the deal said the companies did not expect this to be repeated because Raytheon does not do business in China.
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How's it going to be for you, do you think actually he's going to change the way that oil companies are going to do business in the US and elsewhere, do you think there's going to be any meteoric changes at all?
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SOCHI, Russia (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Friday any retaliation against U.S. sanctions must not hurt the Russian economy or partners that do business in Russia, signaling that a package of counter-sanctions measures being prepared may be watered down.
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Cultural differences of all sorts, from language barriers to tastes and habits, make it harder for people and firms from one country to do business in others: for French-language newspapers to sell in Frankfurt or for Spaniards to network with Czechs.
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In its lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court in the Eastern District of Texas, Huawei argues that the section in question is illegal because it could sharply limit the company's ability to do business in the United States despite no proof of wrongdoing.
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This time it's the corporations imploding with fear and uncertainty because a bunch of Europeans handed them a big vague unreadable tome of legalese and told them they had to click on it before they're allowed to do business in the European Union.
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There are 106 banks in London that are branches of lenders headquartered elsewhere in the EU. They operate here under EU "passporting" rules, but are uncertain whether they can still do business in Britain after it exits the bloc in March 2019.
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We know AIA is a very aggressive company in Asia and they have been achieving high growth for a very long time… Mark Tucker has the Asia know-how, he knows how to do business in Asia so I think this is good.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China has come up with measures to make it easier to do business in the world's second largest economy, from nurturing private enterprises to widening market access, as economic growth slows amid a protracted trade war with the United States.
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The world's No.236 oilfield services provider said its costs to do business in North America exceeded the revenue it earned there in the quarter, the first time it had negative margins in the region since oil prices started falling in mid-26.52.
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Earlier this year, the state government floated a proposal for a marketplace tax that would, in essence, place unfair burdens on companies like Amazon, Etsy, and any other ecommerce company looking to do business in New York, according to the Tech:NYC arguments.
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On Friday, the city of Baltimore filed its own lawsuit against "more than two dozen oil and gas companies that do business in the city, seeking to hold them financially responsible for their contributions to global climate change," The Baltimore Sun reported.
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Aside from an economic catastrophe, applying it to Puerto Rico really makes no sense: Companies that operate in Puerto Rico have chosen to do business in the United States and have created thousands of needed jobs for U.S. citizens residing in Puerto Rico.
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MONTREAL, June 13 (Reuters) - The chief executive of Anglo-Australian miner Rio Tinto , which owns iron ore, diamond and aluminum mines and processing facilities in Canada, said on Tuesday that it was becoming tougher to do business in the resource-rich country.
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"Right now, to do business in London is seen as a natural hub for the rest of the world," Arnaud Vaissie co-founder of International SOS, which provides medical and security services to companies in energy and other sectors around the world.
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When a Malaysian company does business with a German company, in many cases it will do business in dollars; when wealthy people in Dubai or Singapore's government investment fund want to sock away money, they do so in large part in dollar assets.
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The changes announced at Apple's developer conference in the summer were significant, and raised concerns among developers that the rules could handicap their ability to do business in a universe that, frankly, offers tough alternatives to ad-based revenue for children's apps.
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In the narrative that the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, and New York prosecutors are building, Mr. Trump continued to secretly seek to do business in Russia deep into his presidential campaign even as Russian agents made more efforts to influence him.
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And the United States will have no forum in which to defend the interests of American businesses when China insists on transfers of critical technology as the price for approvals for joint venture licenses or other permits to do business in China.
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If Trump was lying to or misleading the American people about his efforts to do business in Russia while running for president and the Russians knew — and presumably had evidence — that he wasn't being completely honest and forthcoming, then he was compromised.
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The agreement, which included the United States and Japan but not China, also offered the chance to push back, as a group, against Beijing's unfair trade practices like intellectual-property theft and forcing companies that do business in China to share their technology.
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Noteworthy example: BlackRock CEO Larry Fink — who has taken big public stands on gun control and corporate social responsibility — has continued to do business in Saudi Arabia since the Khashoggi murder, saying in 2018 that "everyone has their own theories" about the murder.
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As things stand, international companies must often find a local partner to work with in order to do business in the world's second-largest economy, a restriction that they worry could expose them to the theft of intellectual property or trade secrets.
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The saga of OAS' restructuring highlights the way some of Brazil's engineering groups are having to reinvent the way they do business in the aftermath of Operation Car Wash, which laid bare a system of illegal favors between politicians and business elites.
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"The Board of Supervisors clearly told companies that if they want to do business in the city, they need to create good jobs, not temp or 'gig' jobs," Doug Blouch, political director of the Teamsters Joint Council 7, said in a press release.
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"With the sanctions the Americans are to impose, you can't do business in Iran if you also have business in the U.S., and we have that on a large scale," Skou told Reuters in an interview following the firm's first-quarter report.
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That includes actions the U.S. side says provide unfair subsidies to Chinese domestic firms, improperly control data flows and force U.S. companies into joint ventures that require them to hand over technology in order to do business in the lucrative Chinese market.
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Executives who do business in the Persian Gulf and a person close to Mr. Zuberi said his firm had done business or sought investments in several gulf kingdoms, including Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain, as well as in Turkey.
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Square does not currently do business in the U.K. This is the second Brit Dorsey has named to the board of a company he runs in the last few months; he recently named British entrepreneur Martha Fox to Twitter's board of directors.
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WASHINGTON/HAVANA (Reuters) - The U.S. government made it tougher on Wednesday for Americans to visit Cuba and do business in the country, making good on a pledge by President Donald Trump to roll back his Democratic predecessor's move toward warmer ties with Havana.
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Kevin Hassett, the chairman of President Trump's Council of Economic Affairs, told CNN on Thursday that a "heck of a lot of companies" that do business in China will see a hit to their earnings until the U.S. and China negotiate a trade deal.
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Ms. Pritzker said her department had acted aggressively since Mr. Obama's December 2014 announcement to pave the way for American companies to do business in Cuba, granting 490 authorizations amounting to $4.3 billion last year alone — a roughly 30 percent increase over the previous year.
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Companies that do business in Canada must adhere to Canadian law, but it's not clear how some internationally-based services will respond, if at all, according to Hilts—and there are no fines or other penalties for a company that chooses to ignore your request.
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Other companies who do business in China may have to bend over backwards to avoid offending the Chinese, but they don't have to then twist themselves into a pretzel trying to reconcile that position with their public stance on freedom of expression and social justice.
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In another instance earlier in the year, the app joined an effort against student leaders at George Washington University who had voted in favor of a non-binding resolution that called on the university to divest from several companies that do business in Israel.
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His preference to not wear a suit or do business in a boardroom may seem understated, but in truth formal business is becoming ever more out-dated and old fashioned, replaced by faster paced, less structured conversations, opening up pathways to unquantifiable and unimaginable opportunities.
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BEIJING, July 14 (Reuters) - China has come up with measures to make it easier to do business in the world's second largest economy, from nurturing private enterprises to widening market access, as economic growth slows amid a protracted trade war with the United States.
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THAT BEING SAID, THIS IS THE GREATEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD TO DO BUSINESS IN. AND WE INVEST IN THE UNITED STATES, WE DO OUR R&D IN THE UNITED STATES, WE HIRE SCIENTISTS IN THE UNITED STATES, WE DO MANUFACTURING IN THE UNITED STATES.
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The sanctions, which were announced on Wednesday, will require companies and government bodies to apply for special licenses to do business in the United States, an action designed to increase pressure on President Salva Kiir to end the conflict and humanitarian crisis in South Sudan.
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There are about 8,000 firms using "inbound" passports issued by the other 27 EU states to allow them to do business in Britain or elsewhere, and nearly 5,500 firms using "outbound" passporting issued by UK regulators, according to FCA data published in September 2016.
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Prior to the Crapo Act, MLOs moving their employment from a depository to a non-depository institution or seeking to do business in new states were unable to begin working and originating loans until they obtained a state license, which could take weeks or months.
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Reuters reports that the two sides have sketched the broad outlines of a deal that would address trade practices the U.S. deems as unfair, such as accusations that Beijing forces U.S. companies to give up trade secrets in order to do business in China.
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"I'm not exceptional, so for Donald Trump to say, 'Mayor Khan can be allowed but not all the rest' is ridiculous because there are business people here who want to do business in America who happen to be Muslim," the Labour Party member said.
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" Trump said he didn't care if "it's a renovation of NAFTA or a brand-new NAFTA, but we do have to make it fair, and it's very unfair to the American worker and very, very unfair to companies that do business in this country.
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MUMBAI, Aug 13 (Reuters) - India's capital markets regulator has proposed changes to the country's consent settlement rules, according to a review panel report, as it tries to reduce recourse to the courts and make it easier to do business in Asia's third largest economy.
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In its lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court in the Eastern District of Texas, Huawei argues that the section of the law is illegal because it could sharply limit the company's ability to do business in the United States despite no proof of wrongdoing.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - Red tape and slow approvals from Washington and Havana make it hard for U.S. companies to do business in Cuba despite a detente between the U.S. and Cuban governments, according to American executives in Havana for an annual trade fair this week.
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The planned law, which would apply to all companies around the world that do business in the European Union, is an apparent shift in position for the European Commission, the EU executive, which has stood on the side of privacy advocates in the past.
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Larry Kudlow, the director of the National Economic Council, said on Wednesday that the Chinese government had shown an unwillingness to negotiate on issues such as intellectual property theft and the forced transfer of the technology of American businesses looking to do business in China.
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"We talked about the Russian business climate, where we thought oil was headed price-wise and how much he thought Russia would like to do business in America," Prince told the New York Observer, which is owned by the president's son-in-law, Jared Kushner.
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"Where I do business in Brooklyn, Queens and parts of Long Island, if the property is priced accurately, which is under $500,000 in some areas, under $800,000 in other areas, there will always be people looking to buy no matter the season," he says.
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Mr. Papadimitriou, the economy minister, said that on a recent trip to New York and Washington, more than 400 American investors had told him that they saw the potential to do business in Greece in sectors such as banking, maritime ports, pharmaceuticals, tobacco and tourism.
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"Perhaps in how employees use social media but more importantly about how to do business in China," he said, before adding that a cultural boycott by overseas entertainment, similar to what was seen in South Africa in the 1980s, was also a possible outcome.
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Trump has said a second phase of negotiations would attempt to address the systemic trade concerns that U.S. industry has complained about for decades, such as Beijing's subsidies of state-owned companies and forcing multinationals to transfer technology in order to do business in China.
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Usually the way this works is that Spotify, or any service that wants to do business in a new country, puts together deals with Warner and a handful of other big music labels — who control 85 percent of the music Spotify streams — in advance.
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"Extension of the Iran Sanctions Act does not affect in any way the scope of the sanctions relief Iran is receiving under the deal or the ability of companies to do business in Iran consistent with the JCPOA," Kerry said, using an acronym for the nuclear deal.
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But for now banks are holding off on implementing plans to move a significant number of people, focusing instead on ensuring they have the right legal and operational framework to do business in the EU if Britain fails to negotiate a favorable exit deal, banking executives say.
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That is why Brexit Britain "needs to be careful of signing up to any European regulations that would make it more difficult to do business in the US." In November Wilbur Ross, America's commerce secretary, said Britain's exit deal should "[take] into account our commercial interests".
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Trump's troubling financial entanglements with China — a country he says is ripping off the U.S. economy — as well as ties to oligarchs in Vladimir Putin's Russia and a desire to do business in Fidel Castro's Cuba might all be revealed if he would release his tax returns.
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Whereas Calvin Coolidge, the last U.S. President to visit Cuba, arrived in the island on a U.S. gunboat, President Obama will engage in what could be termed "cruise ship diplomacy," bringing in his delegation of executives from dozens of U.S. firms eager to do business in Cuba.
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"Government sometimes looks like a big bureaucracy that has stupid rules, but a lot of these things are in place for very good reasons and they've been around for a while and determine the most effective way to do business in the foreign policy sphere," said Deeks.
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At the time, as Michael Grunwald reports for Politico, Tillerson was Exxon Mobil's CEO and flew to Washington, DC, to lobby against this provision, arguing that the rule would put his company at a competitive disadvantage and make it harder to do business in places like Russia.
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To qualify as contractors, workers must not be under the control or direction of the company they're working for; must perform work that's outside the "usual course" of the company's business; and must do business in the industry even when they're not working for that specific employer.
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Nor does the measure affect the ability of Cuban-Americans to travel freely to the island and send money to relatives there, or a broad array of rules the Obama administration put in place aimed at making it easier for American companies to do business in Cuba.
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The firms won't be able to do business in the U.S. On Tuesday, the U.S. said it would impose visa restrictions on Chinese government officials who are believed to be involved in the mass detention and surveillance of Uighurs and other Muslim minority groups in Xinjiang province.
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More than 1,200 U.S. companies do business in Hong Kong, of which more than 800 are either regional offices or headquarters, attracted by the city's free market orientation, transparent legal system and well-established rule of law, according to the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong.
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Others may have leaked it as a warning that the administration was focused on reducing the trade deficit at the expense of other priorities, like overhauling the Chinese economy and ending its pattern of forcing American companies that do business in China to hand over intellectual property.
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The move aims to increase pressure on Beijing ahead of planned high-level discussions and is intended to provide the US leverage in talks over China's alleged practice of demanding American companies turn over technology in order to do business in the country, the Journal reported.
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"If you do business in China, although you may have worries, when the absolute top leader asks for your support, what do you say?" said Michael Tien, a retail magnate and one of two pro-Beijing Hong Kong lawmakers to openly call for delaying the bill's passage.
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The investigation has demonstrated as well that Mr. Trump was seeking to do business in Russia even as a presidential candidate longer than he had previously disclosed and that he surrounded himself with crooks and liars in the form of advisers who repeatedly dissembled to investigators.
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"These are issues of life that we shouldn't just measure by economic impact and how Hollywood is going to respond to it," Hutchinson said, in response to a question about whether he's concerned that companies might be reluctant to do business in Arkansas due to its abortion restrictions.
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You read about all the companies now that are doing business — about to do business in Iran, and if we don't get this settled now, with other countries in the world, about sanctions, then Iran could violate that agreement, and we're the only ones putting the sanctions on.
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Taiwan is often the subject of contentious disputes between the Chinese government and businesses around the world who risk losing the opportunity to do business in the country's mainland if they defy in any way the government's position on Chinese sovereignty of Hong Kong, Taiwan and other territories.
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The investigation paves the path to the U.S. taking potentially aggressive retaliatory actions against China such as tariffs on Chinese imports or rescinding licenses for Chinese companies wanting to do business in the U.S. Context: Chinese IP theft has long been an issue for some tech companies like Microsoft.
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Banks' fears are exacerbated by the differing tone of rhetoric between federal U.S. officials and State laws, many of which still ban pension groups and funds from investing in overseas companies that do business in Iran, Tom Stocker, a Pinsent Masons lawyer with expertise in trade sanctions, said.
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Washington (CNN)Returning to Washington after a recess full of new Russia revelations, senators from both parties told CNN on Tuesday that as the Hill investigations ramp up this fall, they want to learn more about the Trump Organization's efforts to do business in Russia during the presidential campaign.
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During questioning of Mr. Dastyari in the Senate, Stephen Conroy of the Labor Party demanded to know why Ms. Bishop's party, the Western Australian branch of the Liberal Party, had received about $457,000 from a Chinese company that does not do business in Western Australia, Ms. Bishop's home state.
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One of the changes being considered by Congress would have U.S. mining companies pay even higher federal royalties, pushing royalties in the U.S. beyond the upper limit of the range in effect in other countries, making it much harder for America's mining companies to do business in international markets.
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The tacit endorsement of the event by top U.S. tech executives comes as China introduces strict new rules on censorship and data storage, causing headaches for foreign tech firms permitted to do business in China and signaling that restrictions banning others are unlikely to be lifted any time soon.
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Nasr said monetary and fiscal reforms, and a weaker Egyptian pound had made it easier to do business in the Middle Eastern nation and that firms were not put off by security concerns, particularly an ongoing conflict in the Sinai peninsula between Islamist militants and Egyptian security forces.
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In the letter, Fitbit said the tariffs would end up benefiting Chinese device makers who do business in the U.S. Earlier this year, President Donald Trump announced a new wave of tariffs on about $550 billion in Chinese goods, marking an escalation in the U.S.-China trade war.
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But he also said that while some think the deal is fragile, Iran has an incentive to stick with it for at least seven more years — after which sanctions, which are now suspended, will be terminated — even if it decides it cannot do business in Europe for now.
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China has yet to make deeper changes to policies that the U.S. side says provide unfair subsidies to Chinese domestic firms, improperly control data flows and force U.S. companies into joint ventures that require them to hand over technology in order to do business in the lucrative Chinese market.
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The US is hoping to reach an agreement with China in which it agrees to buy more goods from the US and drop some of its unfair trade practices, like the way it forces US companies trying to do business in China to hand over their technology to Chinese companies.
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"We will continue to urge companies that do business in China to undertake human rights due diligence in line with the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights and implement safeguards to mitigate the risk that commercial activities are contributing to China's human rights violations or abuses," the spokesperson said.
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Chinese Tech Companies Are Coming for America's Influencers Lucas Shaw reports that China is looking to harvest one of our most precious national resources: Tencent, owner of the all-purpose Chinese app WeChat, is trying to encourage more U.S. social-media stars to do business in the world's No. 1203 economy.
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"The suit is the first of its kind for Brazil and a significant step toward holding the two major tobacco companies who do business in Brazil and their parent companies responsible for the enormous financial and health burdens caused by tobacco use," the Washington-based Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids said.
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U.S. investors, including the many smaller and medium-sized companies that have expanded sales and operations north and south of the border under NAFTA, would be far less willing to do business in Canada or Mexico if those governments couldn't be held responsible for poor treatment or abuse of power.
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How we got here: The original "bathroom bill" was passed in 2016 and immediately triggered nationwide rebuke and boycott campaigns from corporations and organizations who halted or delayed plans to do business in the state — most notably, the NBA decided to move its All-Star Game in 2017 to New Orleans.
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"If you want to do business in euros you have to accept that there will be a referee from the European Union, a real referee who has the power to send you off the pitch," said Danuta Huebner, the centre-right lawmaker who is steering the draft law through parliament.
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With little fanfare, Mr. Trump signed a bill a little over a week ago that created a new foreign aid agency — the United States International Development Finance Corporation — and gave it authority to provide $20153 billion in loans, loan guarantees and insurance to companies willing to do business in developing nations.
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Brent Baird, a Buffalo investor who became an outside director at M&T, said that while Mr. Wilmers was worried at first about being seen as a carpetbagger trying to do business in an unfamiliar place, he worked his way to prominence in Buffalo through philanthropy and community development efforts.
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Buffett's conglomerate Berkshire Hathaway Inc owns or invests in many companies that do business in China, including Apple Inc, in which it has a more than $50 billion stake, and Chinese electric car maker BYD Co. "If we actually have a trade war it will be bad for the whole world," Buffett said.
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Although global trade sanctions against Iran were lifted in January in return for Tehran curbing its nuclear programme, the United States still forbids its own nationals and firms to do business in Iran, and prohibits dealings with a list of Specially Designated Nationals (SDNs) deemed to engage in undesirable or terrorist activity.
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The NBA has found itself in a conundrum similarly faced by airlines, hotel chains, retailers, tech companies and virtually any company that wants to do business in China: Toe the Communist party line on Hong Kong protests, Uyghur Muslims, Taiwan's independence claims and Tibet — or face threats of losing access to the market.
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She thinks it will also increase the cost of doing business across the pond, since U.S. banks will probably no longer be able to use London as a launching pad to do business in the EU. That means they'll have to create separate subsidiaries on the continent, and that increases operational costs.
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Bankers in the City of London are worried that British Prime Minister Theresa May's pledge to deliver a full exit from the European Union will mean banks lose their passports or automatic right to do business in the EU. Two years of talks to reach this are due to start in March.
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The latest in a series of new rules since the former Cold War foes began normalizing relations in 2014 will allow Cubans to buy certain U.S. consumer goods online, open the door for Cuban pharmaceutical companies to do business in the United States and let Cubans and Americans do joint medical research.
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This investigation found what has been widely known for some time: that China not only forces a number of foreign companies to partner with Chinese companies in order to do business in the country, but also requires those foreign companies to hand over intellectual property, including proprietary information, to the Chinese companies.
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Both Google and Microsoft announced progress in their efforts to provision more powerful chips for AI. (But only Microsoft is keen to see its chip architecture adopted in other companies' facilities.) Google and Microsoft do business in some of the same markets that cross consumer and enterprise -- search, desktop operating system, productivity tools.
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Buffett's conglomerate Berkshire Hathaway Inc owns or invests in many companies that do business in China, including Apple Inc, in which it has a more than $50 billion stake, and Chinese electric car maker BYD Co. "If we actually have a trade war it will be bad for the whole world," Buffett said.
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This license isn't tied to the agency's overall process for licensing U.S.-based launches (LC-1 is in New Zealand, after all) but it is another indication that the current FAA is more than willing to work with younger commercial space companies to ensure they can do business in an efficient manner.
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The U.S. is challenging China for alleged violations of IP rights and practices of forced technology-transfers; whereby if an American company wishes to do business in certain areas in the form of joint ventures with a Chinese firm, it often has to share its IP (such as trade secrets or industrial designs).
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Under his direction, U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer is investigating whether the U.S. should impose unilateral sanctions because of Chinese policies and practices that either fail to protect the intellectual property rights of American companies or that force U.S. companies to hand over valuable technology if they want to do business in China.
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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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A little over a year ago, Stripe introduced its Atlas program as a way to help international entrepreneurs get incorporated and set up with everything they'd need to do business in the U.S. Now the payments startup is opening up the program as a way to facilitate company creation for founders that are already here.
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White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow declined to give details on how the two countries would prepare for the Xi-Trump meeting and said the United States would continue to press for China to change its practices on intellectual property theft and requirements that U.S. companies share their technology to do business in China.
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As Kassai describes it, the challenge for banks, payment platforms and others is that they have a strong requirement to verify the identities of people with whom they do business (in part because of "Know Your Customer" regulations, but also because of the immense amount of fraud that has arisen in the last few years).
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Tech companies and digital rights activists campaigned aggressively against the copyright reforms, claiming they could infringe on freedom of speech online and fundamentally alter how Google and Facebook in particular do business in the EU. Google in January said it might pull its Google News service from the EU entirely if the law is enacted.
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Germany, France and the United Kingdom -- the European signatories to the deal known collectively as the E3 -- opposed the US decision to leave the deal and have lobbied the White House not to impose so-called "secondary sanctions" on their companies that do business in Iran, in hopes of upholding the agreement without US participation.
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"The President could issue orders that would make it very difficult for American companies to continue to do business in China, but I think it's not a legal question of whether he's going to do that — it's a political and economic question," said Timothy Stratford, chairman of the American Chamber of Commerce in China.
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Iran received the bulk of the sanctions relief at the outset of the deal, another key weakness, but Tehran still needs the economic benefits the deal provides, and they especially need the certainty and stability that would come with a stronger agreement, as many international businesses have remained reluctant to do business in Iran.
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That regulation, part of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street reforms, was strongly opposed by the oil and gas industry — including Trump's Secretary of State, Rex Tillerson, who as head of Exxon Mobil personally lobbied to kill the Securities and Exchange Commission's rule that he said would make it difficult to do business in Russia.
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That, in turn, has buoyed costs for American companies that do business in China or source Most managers expect to reduce the negative impact of tariffs through price increases, Kostin noted, with industrial giants including Illinois Tool Works and United Technologies assuring shareholders that any levies affecting their business will ultimately be passed on to their buyers.
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Right now, the EU is enacting its General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR), which may be an example of government moving in the direction it must: proactively reviewing the way tech companies propose to use private data before they do it, and requiring serious alteration to the way tech companies do business in the EU and possibly worldwide.
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There were 8,008 firms using "inbound" passporting (issued by the other 27 EU states to allow them to do business in Britain or elsewhere), and 5,476 were using "outbound" passporting (issued by a UK authority to a UK firm to give it access to the rest of the EU), according to the data in the letter.
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We have a whole regime of export controls in place, which they get around by many of our corporations as you point out wanting to do business in China, and they said, "That&aposs fine, but you have to partner with this company," which is a state-front company and then, they steal all the proprietary information from it.
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In case you're just catching up, Hua's jab is a reference to Chinese phone manufacturer Huawei, a company that's finding it increasingly difficult to do business in the U.S. Due to pressure from Congress over national security concerns raised by U.S. intelligence experts, the Chinese smartphone maker's plans for U.S. expansion have come to a halt.
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First released by the Federal Election Commission in July 2015, these disclosures showed that the subsidiaries Trump created to do business in India were all incorporated through a third-party registration agent in Delaware—a state described by the Institute for Economic and Tax Policy as an "onshore tax haven" and a "magnet" for anonymous shell companies.
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U.S. and Chinese officials have said they are in the final stages of hammering out a trade agreement to deal with a number of concerns the Trump administration has raised, including alleged theft of U.S. technology and China's policy of forcing U.S. companies to give up trade secrets in order to do business in the country.
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The exceptions to U.S. sanctions would also permit foreign executives who do business in Iran, where the IRGC is a major economic force, as well as humanitarian groups working in regions such as northern Syria, Iraq and Yemen, to do so without fear they will automatically trigger U.S. laws on dealing with a foreign terrorist group.
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Should he be brought to trial, McKinsey, and the document it produced, stand to play a major role in the outcome — a well of potential embarrassment that underscores the risks that McKinsey and other American consulting firms face as they, and clients like Boeing, do business in countries where ethical standards and practices diverge from those at home.
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The proposal would require companies like Equifax, Experian and TransUnion to register with the state's Department of Financial Services, whose superintendent will have broad powers to deny or revoke their authorization to do business in the state, or to sue, if a company fails to comply or engages in prohibited practices deemed unfair, deceptive or predatory.
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Read more: A top investor at Andreessen Horowitz shares why she&aposs betting Big Pharma firms will have to make a big change to how they do business in 2020Theme 3: Personalization in how you get primary careOn the other end of the spectrum, Roth said he anticipates big changes in how people get primary care.
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From Rhode Island to Oregon and the Dakotas to Texas, all 50 states have long had robust state economic development programs based on a core insight that escapes even the smartest economists in Washington: The most important factor determining the economic health of a state is the health of its traded sectors — the companies and industries that do business in other places.
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The investigation paves the path to the U.S. taking potentially aggressive retaliatory actions against China such as tariffs on Chinese imports or rescinding licenses for Chinese companies wanting to do business in the U.S. Initiating an investigation under section 301 could result in either a new WTO dispute between the U.S. and China or unilateral retaliation by the Trump administration.
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It remains to be seen if European financial regulators will say that British banks that do business in the bloc can use the transition deal to take more time to get clearance for their operations in the EU. Stephen Jones, the chief executive of UK Finance, the trade association for banks and finance firms in Britain, said EU regulators must provide similar reassurance.
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"This allowed us to rethink how to do business in China and ultimately led us to the same conclusion as Pace — to operate only a private viewing room while maintaining our team, instead of reopening a new gallery space," said the dealer, who still maintains a sales office in the capital along with gallery outposts in Paris and Hong Kong.
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"One of the things we are trying to educate is if you are in a strategic sector — those include robotics and automated machine tools, next generation information technology, biotechnology, aircraft and aircraft components, clean energy vehicles, and electrical generation and transmission — if you are in one of those sectors, and if you do business in China, you are a target," Krebs said.
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The Murphy-Hatch act would clear a major road block to negotiations of a new Safe Harbor even as time is running out to restore this mechanism that over 4000 U.S. companies rely on to do business in the EU. Moreover, it would engender new good will and strengthen the U.S. hand in broader talks for a U.S.-EU trade deal.
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Goldman Sachs had said it is considering shifting some operations to Frankfurt as a result of the June 23 Brexit vote, which could mean banks lose their passports or automatic right to do business in the EU. On Monday, Germany's finance ministry said it is fielding an increasing number of information requests from financial institutions considering a move to Germany from Britain.
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" Export Development Canada (EDC), another government agency that provides financing for 184 Canadian companies that do business in Saudi Arabia, issued a Winter 2016 investment report, indicating the risk for political violence in the country is 'medium' and that "There remains the prospect for localized political unrest in the oil-rich Eastern Province, home to Saudi Arabia's disadvantaged Shia minority.
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Now, this survey was done before the tax reform, so, what's driving that change right now is you still have the concern around corruption in China, which the President's trying to deal with, you still have the issue of ease of doing business, acceptability to come in and do business in a way that makes sense for them, and there's many, many restrictions.
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"One of the things we are trying to educate is if you are in a strategic sector — those include robotics and automated machine tools, next generation information technology, biotechnology, aircraft and aircraft components, clean energy vehicles, and electrical generation and transmission — if you are in one of those sectors, and if you do business in China, you are a target," Krebs said.
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On Tuesday morning, the White House announced that it will proceed with plans to impose 25 percent tariffs on $50 billion worth of Chinese exports to the US. The tariffs, or border taxes, are in response to China's practice of forcing American businesses to hand over their signature intellectual property to Chinese companies if they want to do business in the world's most populous country.
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WhatsApp Becomes the Latest Victim of China&aposs New Wave of Internet CensorshipFacebook is desperate to do business in China, but authorities in the country are increasingly…Read more ReadBack in 2014, European courts ruled that Google had to respect the "right to be forgotten," a set of guidelines that allow citizens to request the removal of certain search results in their home country if the linked page features their name.
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Germany, France and the United Kingdom -- the European signatories to the deal known collectively as the E3 -- opposed the US decision to leave the deal and have lobbied the White House not to impose so-called "secondary sanctions" on their companies that do business in Iran or to at least issue waivers for parties to the deal and other US allies in hopes of upholding the agreement without US participation.
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If they sound familiar, it's because they're in the Green New Deal: the right to a work in a job that pays enough to support a family, the right to earn enough to provide food and clothing and recreation, the right to a decent home, the right to medical care, the right to a good education, the right to do business in an atmosphere of freedom from unfair competition.
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Meet EQRx, a startup that just raised $200 million to take on Big Pharma by making drugs cheaperA top investor at Andreessen Horowitz shares why she&aposs betting Big Pharma firms will have to make a big change to how they do business in 2020$2.2 billion Bright Health just struck a deal to buy a health plan and gain a big foothold in the lucrative Medicare Advantage market
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That said, a President O'Rourke would not be above taking "unilateral action" against China by limiting its access to U.S. markets, banking and financial resources as well as curtailing the ability of Chinese companies – particularly those that have been stealing technology – to invest and do business in the U.S. What's telling, though, is that O'Rourke is not the only Democratic presidential candidate who plans on taking aggressive action against China.
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READ: Lev Parnas just became a problem for Trump (and Pence and Giuliani and Barr and Nunes) A month after the April 2018 dinner, Parnas and Fruman donated $325,000 to a Trump-supporting super PAC, America First Action, through a company they established to do business in the energy sector, called Global Energy Producers, although the indictment does not tie that donation directly to any potential marijuana business interests.
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There's a potentially interesting nugget of an idea at the heart of Patriot: In order to carry out certain missions overseas, the CIA must embed operatives deep in the heart of American companies that do business in other countries, where the CIA can carry out its operations slightly more under the radar.. Thus, Patriot is about John Lakeman, a guy who appears to be a new employee at McMillan, a Milwaukee piping company.
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In a class-action complaint filed this week, Mr. Pellot and more than 100 other parking production assistants — almost all of them black or Hispanic — charged that several major studios and production companies that do business in the greater New York area systematically underpay these workers, deny them minimum wage and overtime pay to which they are legally entitled, forge time sheets, and threaten to withhold future jobs if they do not comply.
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In the aftermath of policies' implementation, James Henderson, a senior fellow at the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies, testified to the fact that "European companies" were "certainly freer" to do business in Russia than their American counterparts, adding that U.S. companies (particularly those in the energy realm) were "hugely disadvantaged" relative to their international peers as a result of the lack of uniformity between the EU's policy, and that of the United States.
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Read more: Big asset managers like BlackRock are sitting on the sidelines of the $75 billion US marijuana industry because of one big pain pointBut even if the SAFE Banking Act passes, it will primarily free up state-chartered institutions like credit unions — who might be more willing to do business in riskier areas in order to grow more quickly — in states where cannabis is legal to serve the growing industry, experts say.
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With the clock ticking down to the March 2019 exit date, May is under pressure to start talks on its future trade ties by the end of the year to remove the cloud of uncertainty for companies that do business in the EU. More than 30 pro-Brexit supporters, including members of parliament and former Conservative ministers, have signed a letter calling on May to walk away from talks unless key conditions are met.
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"I would like for my granddaughter to be inheriting a world where people say, 'No, that might be the tradition, but like we've been able to change the view on abdication, we now have changed the view on female members of the imperial family not being present at this ceremony,'" said Melanie Brock, who has lived in Japan for 27 years and runs a consulting firm for foreign companies looking to do business in Japan.
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"What we didn't talk enough about was the purpose we were there, about Russia's involvement and Russia's intent, how doggedly that they tried everything humanly possible and they will continue to keep trying and hitting on us to change how we do business in America, how we elect our officials, the confidence we have in our government," Senator Joe Manchin III, Democrat of West Virginia, said Friday on "Morning Joe" on MSNBC.
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"These tech CEOs, they need to realize if they want to do business in San Francisco and use all of our civic resources, and in some cases have gotten mid-Market tax breaks, then they should be more than happy to give a small amount — which is what it is for these companies — to help us focus on our number one issue," Benioff told CNN Business in a phone interview Friday afternoon.
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NT: So you do actually think that, if I could make up an answer to my question from a minute ago, the best-case scenario in two years would be a Chinese administration that has credibly agreed to stop ID theft, stop hacking us, stop surveilling, you know, violations of human rights through AI. And in return, these companies have been taken off the entities list, and we're able to do business in a normal way again.
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