"I think in the real world right now at least, the only company that does business the way Apple does business is Apple," says Rifkin.
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But he has a tough needle to thread, given that Apple does business in China and acknowledges that it is "subject to each country's laws" that it does business in.
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That's not the way the Department of Justice does business.
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President Trump eagerly does business with corrupt governments every day.
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It may also have to change how it does business.
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She lives in Portugal but does business all over the globe.
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The outdoor recreation industry is changing the way America does business.
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And with Half, it means reversing the way Hollywood does business.
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The Hooters Hotel purchase isn't normally how OYO does business, though.
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What's more, the NSO Group claims it only does business with governments.
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Payouts will be available in every country where GitHub itself does business.
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But it's also how Apple does business, quite successfully I might add.
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But the second-biggest mortgage firm, Quicken Loans, does business completely differently.
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His tax returns could shed light on whom he does business with.
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Gett previously acquired and does business as Juno in New York City.
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The Shenzhen-based company does business with all three Chinese telecom operators.
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Most visibly, the outbreak is also changing how K Street does business.
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She founded a tech company that does business intelligence for alumni associations.
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Citigroup does business all over the world, including extensive work in China.
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The onslaught is upending how Hollywood does business in almost every way.
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However, it would not dramatically change how the car industry does business.
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An eventual settlement may also mandate changes in how Facebook does business.
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It has repeatedly faced pressure from governments in countries where it does business.
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Pizza Hut now does business in Ulaanbaatar, thanks in part to US taxpayers.
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No big American company is expected to change how it does business immediately.
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That&aposs not how Starbucks does business typically and we will fix it.
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On the backend, the startup does business with 1503,2150 fishermen across 237 coasts.
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Is Lloyd's just basically looking in the past for where it does business?
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No business and no family budget could operate the way Congress does business.
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Moreover, though NATO confronts Russia, Berlin does business with Russian gas monopoly Gazprom.
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I want the way the NCAA does business—I want that to change.
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But Equifax does business with many large employers, and therein lies an opening.
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The reason has everything to do with the way the company does business.
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The company has 75,000 employees and does business in more than 160 countries.
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"My company does business in almost every country in the world," he said.
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The Newark operation, which does business as Chelsea Food Services, is the airline's largest.
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TechCrunch is owned by Verizon, which does business in the same space as Bandwidth.
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Because if he does, business will only continue to be that much more BOOOOOOOOMING.
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A firm often wants to put restraints on the parties it does business with.
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We are looking forward to exposing the real way Faraday and G4S does business.
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It's used by nearly anyone who files taxes or does business in the country.
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As technology transforms how America does business, Congress has even more work to do.
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Anbang must obtain regulatory approval for its takeover from states where Fidelity does business.
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Mr. Henley retained Global Precision Research, which does business as Ergo, the opinion said.
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"It's easy to see how this could fundamentally affect how our company does business."
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But most of his leaks had little impact on how the NSA does business.
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The CTFA, which now does business as the Personal Care Products Council, declined to comment.
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Keppel said in October it might face investigation and no longer does business with Skornicki.
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Nobody cares how he does business and the kinds of people he surrounds himself with.
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" That, she said, "tells us everything we need to know about how Trump does business.
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But lawmakers hoping to overhaul how the Fed does business see an opening in 2017.
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It has about 75,000 employees and says it does business in more than 160 countries.
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Taken together, they ought to give pause to any person who does business with Wells.
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It cannot fundamentally change how it does business without also changing how it does culture.
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It has about 75,000 employees and says it does business in more than 160 countries.
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Stakeholders include traditional shareholders, but also employees, customers and communities where the company does business.
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GE Capital aggressively reworked how it does business after receiving a SIFI designation in 2013.
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This is an aggressive set of reforms that would fundamentally change the way Washington does business.
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London has a lot of problems with the way the company does business at the moment.
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Any bank that does business with them risks having its assets frozen in the United States.
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Say no to the Barcelona that wants us to be passive extras while it does business!
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Does business success carry with it the knowledge and instincts needed to make good economic policy?
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While aimed at Iran, the new sanctions will target any nation that does business with Iran.
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That's true for every agency in the government and everybody that does business with the government.
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This is obviously grim news for any Mexican industry that does business with the United States.
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Does business mogul and walking brand Kim KW really have time to dick around on Spotify?
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If upheld, the ruling could have a big impact on the way the company does business.
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As Recode's Rani Molla reported, ICE in particular does business with at least 200 tech companies.
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Over the past few decades, computers have changed the way pretty much every workplace does business.
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In the 23 years since its signing, NAFTA has revolutionized the way North America does business.
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Presidential hopeful Michael Bloomberg on Tuesday announced sweeping reforms to the way Wall Street does business.
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The bigger issue is whether YouTube is fundamentally going to change the way it does business.
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A bank that does business with weed growers or sellers therefore puts its assets at risk.
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A bank that does business with weed growers or sellers therefore puts its assets at risk.
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Italy's new guidelines will have a ripple effect on how the country's art market does business.
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Skyworks also does business with Apple, which provided 47% of total revenue in its latest fiscal year.
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The options before them are not enticing, but they could change the way that Britain does business.
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" The Times story, Clinton said, "tells us everything we need to know about how Trump does business.
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Earlier this year, PayPal announced a change to the way it does business with Visa and MasterCard.
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That means that anyone in any country who does business with Seif or Tarzali could be punished.
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Its latest source is someone who reportedly does business with Alibaba and gives the rumor more credibility.
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Based in Saint-Cloud, near Paris, Ethypharm does business in 30 countries and employs about 830 people.
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The scandal has led to calls for breaking up the bank, which does business around the globe.
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It does business in over 200 countries and counts Airbnb, Amazon, Google and Upwork among its customers.
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Warren, a progressive who promotes sweeping institutional change, has vowed to change the way Washington does business.
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He has meetings with President Trump, does business in China, and often speaks out on social issues.
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He has since made headlines after saying President Trump should sanction anyone who does business with Iran.
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He's talked of banning Muslims from entering the United States, but he does business in Muslim countries.
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Schaaf said Wedgewood has made a "historic agreement" to change the way it does business in Oakland.
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Part of the deal Mr. Byford now proposes is reforming how the M.T.A. does business with contractors.
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The only way to reverse the trend toward inequality is to reform the way America does business.
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Marriott is best known for its hospitality, not fomenting rebellion in the countries where it does business.
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Rising legal and political pressure is clearly having an impact on how Uber does business in Europe though.
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Catalent also develops drugs for other companies and does business in Asia, Europe, and North and South America.
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Paul says that Vine's end will not impact the way he does business or connects with his fans.
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But Trump added that he has no hard feelings toward China and that he does business with it.
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"This does not have any impact on our bank's activities or the way it does business," it said.
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Microsoft's Eric Boyd Microsoft's Eric Boyd "AI is really impacting the way the world does business," Boyd said.
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Besides China and Hong Kong, the insurer does business in Asia in Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia and South Korea.
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The way he operates, the way he does business—it's completely honorable, but it feels of another era.
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GM also does business with the federal government, including by selling cars and trucks used by various agencies.
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Any company or country that does business with Tehran will feel the sting of US penalties, they said.
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"I was not going to be able to change the way that the company does business," he said.
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The "Jio effect" is little known outside India, but it's already reshaping the way Silicon Valley does business.
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Pande added that the new tax system will notably change the way India does business for the better.
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This is how Donald Trump does business, and these are the kinds of people he surrounds himself with.
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The delivery company is Los Angeles-based Greenwich Logistics, which does business under the name 1-800 Courier.
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To win back the public's trust, reforming the way Congress does business needs to be front and center.
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Developing basketball intelligence is an area that Alamar, who now does business analytics for StubHub, believes is untapped.
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As CEO, Tillerson forged relationships with governments in dozens of countries where the $360 billion crude producer does business.
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Shad Khan thinks he knows the real reason Donald Trump is so obsessed with how the NFL does business.
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He should start with changing the way the VA does business by placing the agency under Pete Hegseth's leadership.
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And no one does business in Russia without paying their respects to the modern-day Don Corleone Vladimir Putin.
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TIAA, the giant pension fund, is acquiring EverBank, a small bank that does business primarily online, for $2.5 billion.
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Washington has further threatened to cripple any company or entity that does business with Iran through complex financial restrictions.
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Cuba has made it clear that it will not alter the way it does business to suit American needs.
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Condé Nast, publisher of some of the glossiest magazines in the world, is changing the way it does business.
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Both sell the Marlboro brand; Philip Morris sells tobacco products internationally, while Altria does business in the United States.
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The company no longer does business in New York, and Getaround does not have cars in the state either.
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"Sotheby's is aggressively changing the way it does business," said Wendy Cromwell, an art adviser based in New York.
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"China will dramatically increase in importance," Stark said referring to the raft of suppliers that Mercedes-Benz does business with.
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Chevron, the second-largest U.S.-based oil producer, does business in Myanmar through a subsidiary, Unocal Myanmar Offshore Co Ltd.
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There are already signs that his White House will tear up the way the presidency does business with the press.
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Taser, which now does business as Axon Enterprise Inc, no longer sells the X26 in the United States and Canada.
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So many of the people that he does business with — actors, actresses — I've never even met and they know it.
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LiuGong already does business in 140 countries — 50 of which are specifically named in China's "One Belt, One Road" plan.
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Brexit will bring London, one of the world's top two financial centers, the opportunity to change how it does business.
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Whoever steps into the Oval Office in 2017 should prepare to demand a change in how the Pentagon does business.
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Mr. Rouhani ridiculed the effort, noting that the supreme leader never visits the United States or does business with it.
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Both companies sell the Marlboro brand: Philip Morris sells tobacco products internationally and Altria does business in the United States.
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Kimberly-Clark, which does business in household and workplace products, reports earnings for the third quarter before the morning bell.
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Think about how Google does business: 20% of their employees' time can be spent on side projects that interest them.
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Warren's bill is such an affront to the private equity industry because it would fundamentally change how it does business.
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So, Huawei and the companies it does business with (notably — rural US carriers) will be directly affected by the order.
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We may win an Oscar now and then, but an Oscar is not going to fundamentally change how Hollywood does business.
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"Anybody who does business in China compromises some of their core values," Hennessy said in an interview this week with Bloomberg.
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The ticket resale site Viagogo must change the way it does business and overhaul its website by January of next year.
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This doesn't appear like it will have a huge impact on how Microsoft does business on a day-to-day basis.
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Anyone who's ever heard the Grado name is probably also familiar with the old-school way this headphones manufacturer does business.
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And on a macro level, think about who does business in your community and how that might impact you, she adds.
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Finco Services Inc, which does business as Current, sued Facebook for trademark infringement in federal court in Manhattan on Oct. 10.
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But Thornberry's latest acquisition reform bill, his third in three years, aims to instead streamline the way the department does business.
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"One of the goals of this lawsuit is to change its management structure - meaning the way it does business," Molumphy said.
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Yes, many are hardline and conservative on the political spectrum, but they are not challenging the way Washington does business. 4.
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Exxon does business in hundreds of countries, and in most of those nations, the energy supplies are controlled by government officials.
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She is married to Sir Martin Sorrell, chief executive of WPP, the world's largest advertising company, which does business with Viacom.
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The other companies Google named are Kydia (which does business as BeyondMenu) and Supreme Marketing Group (known as Small Business Solutions).
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The company said the global recall was limited to markets where Polo cars are sold and the Seat brand does business.
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In other ways, Amazon has already drastically altered how it does business to respond to unique challenges the pandemic is creating.
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The new steps mean that virtually any company or individual worldwide that does business with Maduro's regime could face U.S. sanctions.
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Even so, it doesn't appear that Trump will do anything to materially harm the way the company does business... for now.
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Just about every big Chinese appliance maker does business with North Korea, too, shipping refrigerators, air-conditioners, televisions and other electronics.
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The 30-Minute Interview Mr. Shuster, 71, is the founder and president of VRE Development, which does business as the Victor Group.
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Federal Prison Industries does business under the more palatable name of UNICOR, and government-run prison production schemes are called "correctional industries".
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Uber should make these the first steps toward a broader rethinking of the company's public image and the way it does business.
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What we have exposed in this case is going to profoundly change the way Hollywood does business for many years to come.
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He does business with a Chinese company that the Obama administration has blocked from acquiring some American hotels out of security concerns.
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Challenges both cultural and practical contribute to the disharmony between the way the Pentagon does business and the way Silicon Valley innovates.
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Start-ups are bolstering their ranks with government veterans as regulators are actively looking to change the way the industry does business.
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TD would neither confirm nor deny this specific account, nor answer general questions about whether it does business with the marijuana industry.
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Somerset, New Jersey-based Catalent also develops drugs for other companies and does business in Asia, Europe, and North and South Americas.
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An investor who does business all over the globe, Zell said in a "Squawk Box" interview Wednesday that wealth disparities exist everywhere.
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Amazon, too, does business across the union, but has benefited by having its regional headquarters in the low-tax haven of Luxembourg.
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And in recent years, Nordstrom employees have been asked, many of them by Peter Nordstrom, to remake the way it does business.
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He now has a temporary contract with a firm that does business-to-business collections, including calling airlines to settle outstanding invoices.
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I think that that's going to be the thing that actually causes Google to have to change the way it does business.
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Trump meets with military leaders at the White House and floats ending trade with any country that does business with North Korea.
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You have one friend; he is thirty years old and does business with your father and you are going to marry him someday.
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City Beverages, which does business as Olympic Eagle Distributing, had a 20-year contract to distribute Monster Energy drinks in the Pacific Northwest.
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Chip stocks are also under pressure after the U.S. blacklisted Huawei, a Chinese telecom giant that does business with several U.S. tech companies.
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Western Union, which does business in 2397 countries and moved $300 billion ($88 billion internationally) last year, is hardly complacent about the competition.
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The Alton Hostel, which does business as Miami Hostel, has 120 beds and is connected to a building that houses a liquor store.
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As for Toumajan, "I know he's extraordinarily influential," said one American who does business in the UAE and who has worked with him.
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It's time for the government to join us and back policies that make clean energy the focus of how the world does business.
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On Tuesday Uber's new chief executive, Dara Khosrowshahi, told investors in Tokyo that Uber must change the way it does business in Japan.
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What I cannot tolerate, however, is shelling out $9.99 each month to a company which does business with the offensively mediocre James Corden.
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And while that reputation has mostly pertained to the clothes seen on the runway, it's translating into how the label does business, too.
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In a nation known for long working hours and a firm top-down corporate culture, one company is rethinking how it does business.
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They research targets online to build a profile of the company, its corporate structure and the other entities with which it does business.
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Mets management has scoffed at these calculations, and everyone with any familiarity with how Mets management does business has scoffed at that scoffing.
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He said that while Apple would "obviously rather not remove the apps," it will follow the law in whichever country it does business.
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MAT even does business with companies that are way outside the automotive world, sharing its technology with the likes of GlaxoSmithKline and KPMG.
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The comptroller's findings are likely to affect how Wells Fargo does business, not just in the auto lending operation but across the bank.
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He's also given to 2 Democratic Congressmen -- Ted Lieu and Brad Sherman -- we're guessing because they represent L.A. districts where Samson does business.
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Zuckerberg said in a post on Wednesday that the settlement will require Facebook to make "major structural changes" to how it does business.
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This means there will be certainty for UK citizens and for anybody from the European Union who does business in the United Kingdom.
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"Nycha's new leadership is changing the way the agency does business," a spokeswoman for Mr. de Blasio, Olivia Lapeyrolerie, said in a statement.
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The bank has a plan to revamp its bond trading operations that centers on broadening the types of investors it does business with.
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Hundreds of Amazon employees have called out AWS for selling its services to Palantir, which does business with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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It operates in the strategically critical energy sector, and does business in risky markets like Russia and Africa, with help from policy banks.
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This means there will be certainty for UK citizens and for anybody from the European Union who does business in the United Kingdom.
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The prospect of competition as well as antitrust proceedings brought by the European Union has forced Gazprom to adjust how it does business.
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Richmond approved an ordinance in June that will end its contract with Vigilant Solutions, a data analytics company that does business with ICE.
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The comptroller's findings are likely to affect how Wells Fargo does business, not just in the auto lending operation but across the bank.
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Chevron, the second-largest U.S.-based oil producer, does business in Myanmar through a subsidiary, Unocal Myanmar Offshore Co, according to Chevron's website.
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The list does not include Muslim-majority countries where the Trump Organization does business, including Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and the United Arab Emirates.
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"I'd say the president gave China 90 days to come to the table with substantial changes in the way it does business," Cramer said.
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Britain currently does business with the world on terms negotiated by the European Union, which handles trading relationships with third countries for its members.
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Seafield Services, which regularly does business with the NYPD and serves scores of officers a year, said they could not comment on specific cases.
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Hopeful that the entire organization is on the cusp of monumental changes, from the inside out, and will alter the way it does business.
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The men in Joy's life—her ex-husband, her father, and the men she does business with—are big dreamers with china-fragile egos.
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Members across the political spectrum cite the speaker's refrain about regular order as something they believe can transform the way the House does business.
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The Federal Trade Commission took the rather extreme step of suing Qualcomm over how it does business, and it's been very specific about it.
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Tsinghua Unigroup also controls a company called Spreadtrum Communications, a developer of mobile chipset platforms for smartphones with which Dialog does business in China.
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But Sanders has pitched his own Fed reforms, and Gunnels said the Vermont senator is "very passionate" about overhauling how the Fed does business.
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But Zinke's calendar doesn't show who else was in the room -- three representatives from a company that does business with the National Park Service.
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Mike Cagney, who founded the San Francisco-based company, which does business as SoFi, says he will leave by the end of the year.
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Today, as the American government threatens to take that away, the serial entrepreneur and venture capital investor is fundamentally rethinking how he does business.
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If a monetary penalty is big enough to affect the company's bottom line or change the way it does business, it can be effective.
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Van Wagenen said at a news conference Tuesday morning that hiring Mendoza furthered the team's efforts to shake up the way it does business.
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Right now, the company only does business outside the United States but wants to use YC as a jumping off point into the U.S. market.
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SGR, which does business as Sphere Consulting, did public relations work on a film Flynn Intel Group was working on about Turkish cleric Fethullah Gulen.
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But London's refusal to renew its license is a big development that could give it pause about the costs of the way it does business.
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However, only 65 percent of employees agree that there is no conflict between their firm's stated values and the way that the firm does business.
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The GDPR also empowers regulators to fine any company that does business in the EU if it misuses, exploits, or otherwise mishandles private consumer data.
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"Paying extra is not the way he does business," said Jim Shanahan, a senior analyst at Edward Jones & Co with a "buy" rating on Berkshire.
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"Akima does business with the government, and company executives obviously feared that the Trump administration would (unconstitutionally) penalize my employer for my gesture," she added.
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And as they prepare to take the majority, they are voicing their concerns about how K Street does business, particularly since President Trump took office.
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The company is one of the leading names in science and technology and does business across three sectors: health care, life science and performance materials.
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The company, in July, agreed to pay $4.503 million and change the way it does business to avoid being labeled a pyramid scheme by regulators.
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"If I have food upstairs, I'm not going to pay for it, no way," said K. C. Clawson, 35, who does business analytics for Microsoft.
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As a possible example, it cited Hochheim Prairie Insurance, a mutual insurer that does business solely in Texas, offering auto insurance and other personal lines.
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The CMMC will require every organization that does business with DOD to meet certain cybersecurity standards, from the spot welder to the big system integrators.
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Tavern 125 was our last stop, where we heard from Owner Keith Bradshaw about the many ways the internet has evolved how he does business.
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Larry Fink has promised sweeping changes for the better in how BlackRock does business, and that's good news for anyone who cares about the planet.
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A Huawei spokesperson did not comment on the investigation but said broadly that it does not violate laws and regulations in countries it does business.
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An oil and gas company focused on energy exploration and production, Diamondback mainly does business in Texas' Permian Basin, an area flooded with cheap oil.
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Rousey comes with a host of baggage, though it's not to diminish this fact to point to the awful people WWE regularly does business with.
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While AFCEC, too, has an oversight role, it is also responsible for ensuring smooth long-term relations with the landlords with whom it does business.
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But legitimate domains set up by the Trump Organization are all associated with IP addresses in the US or other countries where the company does business.
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New York (CNN Business)Huawei is a major, multinational company that does business with some of the most important technology and telecom businesses in the world.
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Given the longstanding critiques of Google, it would be wise for Facebook to mark some clear distinctions from the company in the way it does business.
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St. Louis Fed chief James Bullard went further: experimenting with the way the world's biggest central bank does business "would unleash chaos" in global financial markets.
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"Anyone who does business with this ship, the Pacific Bravo, would be exposing themselves to U.S. sanctions," a senior U.S. official said on condition of anonymity.
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One way out would be to accept Hawaii's argument that the White House motion is simply out of line with how the Supreme Court does business.
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When he looks at a firm like one of his clients, Ford, he sees a company that has to completely change the way it does business.
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That includes a senior vice president for China and several other senior executives for many regions where the company does business, including here in North America.
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The investigation into how Russian ads and content spread on Google, Twitter and Facebook was just the beginning of Congress digging into how tech does business.
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Prosecutors accused Rimasauskas in 33 of incorporating a company that posed as another company, Taiwan-based Quanta Computer — which actually does business with Facebook and Google.
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Yet it remains to be seen what practical measures and changes to how Facebook does business will flow from this series of grown up public discussions.
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That includes every guest on his shows, every studio and network that does business with him, every celebrity who talks to him on a red carpet.
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Manafort wants to travel in Florida, where he primarily lives; Virginia, where he has a condo; and New York, where he does business and has homes.
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Providence, which also does business under the name MyDyer, is demanding $63 million in a lawsuit that claims LuLaRoe failed to pay its bills for months.
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Department lawyers had warned Mr. Carson that including Ben Carson Jr., an entrepreneur who does business with the federal government, could create a conflict of interest.
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Nearly every large company has a CSR statement that declares its intention to care for the environment, its employees and the communities where it does business.
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The evolution of these elaborate global supply chains has been one of the major changes in the way the world does business during the past generation.
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"Although his predecessors may have done things differently, Secretary Wilkie has been clear about how he does business," the spokesman, Curt Cashour, said in an email.
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"Any European or Asian bank that does business on behalf of (sanctioned Iranian entities) runs the risk of being cut off from the United States," he said.
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Since that 1986 tax reform the number of carve-outs in the tax code has multiplied, part of a bigger change in the way Congress does business.
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It also now targets any entity that does business with Russia's defence or intelligence sectors—a measure that could threaten buyers of Russian weapons with secondary sanctions.
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Last month, I introduced bipartisan legislation that would ban any entity that does business with North Korea or its enablers from using the United States financial system.
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And with growth in four of the five geographical segments in which Apple does business, Cook remained optimistic about lifting China out of its iPhone sales rut.
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Weetabix does business internationally, with operations in Asia and Africa, while Post gets 21 percent of its sales from the United States and the rest from Canada.
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The approach outlined here, which prioritizes the needs of the veteran over the prerogatives of the bureaucracy, represents a dramatic change in how the VHA does business.
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"Overcoming this history will require more than a name change; it will require a fundamental revolution in how Time Warner Cable does business and treats its customers."
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"If a company does business in China, they are automatically going to be required to have a cell of the Communist Party in that company," he said.
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That bank is North Korean and does business out of unmarked offices on the 13th floor of an office tower on the banks of the Yalu River.
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Mr. Stocks started a company, called Gold Leaf, which also does business as Soleia, or Statue of Liberty Ellis Island Ambassadors, and headed to New York City.
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Some critics contend that Cook's stance domestically rings hollow when being gay is illegal in about a fifth of the 100-plus countries Apple does business in.
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One reason it matters: Per Bloomberg, CATL also does business with automotive heavyweights including Nissan and BMW, and last year became the world's largest EV battery supplier.
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"A smaller seller that does business there is exempt, it's not as capable of handling the compliance burden," said John Buhl, a spokesman for the Tax Foundation.
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Turkey's Transport Ministry said the plane belonged to Basaran Holding, which does business in sectors including construction, food, energy and finance, and is led by Huseyin Basaran.
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Ms. Meng, who is under scrutiny for her role in Skycom Tech, a Hong Kong company that does business in Iran, was released on bail on Tuesday.
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And while protecting the environment and indigenous traditions is laudable, it's not realistic, argued Adonias Kabá Munduruku, one of the tribe's leaders who does business with miners.
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"Whoever does business [here] needs to respect our rules and values," Margrethe Vestager, the EU commissioner leading the charge on tech issues, said at a press conference.
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The House Financial Services Committee is considering a bill that would ban any foreign bank that does business with North Korea from the United States financial system.
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"I can easily see how there will be increasing pressure on the NBA or Hollywood to limit or change how it does business in China," said Pethokoukis.
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"On paper America lets foreign banks deal with Iran, but in practice they create Iranophobia so no one does business with Iran," Khamenei said at the time.
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Another company, IntegraMed, which does business as Attain Fertility, notes on its website that 80 percent of the people who complete one particular program have a baby.
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Until the corporation changes how it does business in China, it will remain complicit in some of the most brutal human rights abuses in the world today.
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In response to Trump's travel ban in 2017, Schultz announced plans to hire 10,000 refugees over five years across the 75 countries where the company does business.
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Billions of dollars are at stake, and being outside of that system would create huge transaction costs for the US and anyone who does business with us.
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In the early stages of her pregnancy, Jennifer was hesitant to tell Informatica, which does business with Microsoft, Samsung, the U.S. Airforce, and Allianz, among other major companies.
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But I wanted to see how the process works for a normal person, not a tech reporter with a large media organization that also does business with Twitter.
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Tech startups should not be subject to the same limitations on profits that long have governed the way in which DOD does business with its traditional industrial base.
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As part of the settlement, Hilton Grand Vacations agreed to limit future calls but can place some calls to people with whom Hilton already does business, Cuomo said.
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But if I join the company, and I'm regularly taking the pulse of Americans to Mark, maybe, just maybe that could change the way the company does business.
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It's nice to see Facebook attempt to publicize privacy settings that most people probably don't know exist, even if it doesn't actually change how the company does business.
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The survey showed that only about 65 percent of employees agree that there is no conflict between their firm's stated values and the way the firm does business.
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Raytheon's senior management has previously said that it does business in some 80 countries and does not rely on any particular buyer for the majority of its business.
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Apple would like to set the government straight on how it does business in the world's largest market: It hasn't made any "special accommodations" to the Chinese government.
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The company is spending billions to change the way it does business, hoping to increase its sales overseas and focus more on electric and autonomous driving technology. 5.
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Any company that does business in the European Union must meet GDPR's standards, or it risks facing strict fines of up to 4 percent of global annual revenues.
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Amazon doesn't have direct exposure to the IPO market, but there is a high chance that its cloud segment does business with the company that's filing, Cramer said.
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Mattis has tried to secure a waiver for India from sanctions signed by Trump last year against any nation that does business with Russia's defense and intelligence sectors.
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Any individual or company, even outside the U.S., that does business with Gertler risks being fined or even sanctioned by the U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC).
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At the same time, they acknowledged that the market where Dropbox does business is "highly competitive," with the likes of Microsoft, Box and Atlassian in addition to Google.
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BlackRock, which has taken an increasingly activist approach to how the company does business, recently urged its portfolio companies to up the number of women on their boards.
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The Pentagon is pushing ahead with plans to roll out new cybersecurity standards that will be a decisive factor in determining who does business with the US military.
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Mr. Chowaiki's six victims include art collectors in New York, Toronto and Pennsylvania, as well as a company managed by an art dealer who does business in Tokyo.
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Backed by over $200 million in VC funding, Kobalt is changing the way the music industry does business and putting more money into musicians' pockets in the process.
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When a country (USA) is losing many billions of dollars on trade with virtually every country it does business with, trade wars are good, and easy to win.
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Now that he's America's top trade official, that vision is contributing to a big change in the way the US does business with the rest of the world.
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Basically, even if Britain doesn't sign up for it, the UK would be still financially penalised if it does business with other countries that sign up for FTT.
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The move is one of Trump's first official acts in office and follows a campaign in which he pledged to take aim at the way Washington does business.
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The servicer, the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency, which does business under the name FedLoan, is the sole servicer for the federal government's Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program.
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Walmart and Dicks limit sales to those 21 and older, and Citigroup said it would bar companies it does business with from selling guns to those under 21.
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" "When a country (USA) is losing many billions of dollars on trade with virtually every country it does business with, trade wars are good, and easy to win.
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The bill would require large companies to consider the interests of not just shareholders, but also employees, customers and communities where the company does business, when making decisions.
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"We're all hopeful the bridge will open soon," said Zhao Bin, a Chinese trader who does business with North Korea and considered buying property in Dandong last week.
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It answers so many of the questions that we've had about how the Rebel Alliance does business, and it's pretty much as we expected: they shoot from the hip.
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The new sanctions threaten to ban from the global financial system anyone who does business with broad swaths of North Korea's economy, including its financial, mining and transport sectors.
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"Exactly a week ahead of WrestleMania, let's take a look at how the WWE does business and how it treats its wrestlers," he said before taking aim at McMahon.
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In August, Healey sued PHEAA, which does business as FedLoan Servicing and manages over a fourth of the nation's $1.4 trillion student loan debt on behalf of various lenders.
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Louis Hymel, a 50-year employee of Spice World, which packages garlic imported from China, Mexico and Argentina, said the tariffs won't change the way the company does business.
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Even if no payments cross American territory, America could still impose extraterritorial or "secondary" sanctions, refusing to do business with a company that does business with a blacklisted party.
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READ MORE: Comrade Capitalism: How Russia does business in the Putin era Baevsky has worked as an aide to another close friend of Putin, his judo partner, Arkady Rotenberg.
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The recurring crowdfunding site agonized over a relatively small change in how it does business, and in doing so it's setting an example few other platforms live up to.
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In a nutshell, the FTC says Qualcomm is being a supreme dick about its patents, which allows the company to squeeze licensing fees from anyone it does business with.
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Oceanwide, which has made investments in United States real estate through its subsidiaries recently, has to obtain regulatory approval for the deal in the states where Genworth does business.
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In his first day leading the agency, Acting EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler announced he would be changing the way EPA does business in terms of tone, transparency, and process.
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Trade experts and people familiar with the negotiations have said Beijing needs to do far more to meet U.S. demands for long-term change in how China does business.
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He stills runs the plant today, and does business with everyone from the so-called "big three"—Sony, Warner, and Universal—to local Dutch techno labels like Clone Records.
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A Trump administration official who briefed reporters on the sanctions said the United States wanted the designations to have a "chilling effect" on anyone who does business with Hezbollah.
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It empowered the department's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), which administers foreign sanctions, to block any bank or firm that does business with North Korea in any capacity.
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" Last weekend, Mr. Bannon said he was thrilled when Mr. Trump tweeted that the United States would consider halting trade "with any country that does business with North Korea.
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It was a record-breaking penalty for the FTC, but was criticized by some as a slap on the wrist that would not materially affect how Facebook does business.
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In recent months, students at at least 20203 universities have protested their universities' ties to the data analytics firm Palantir, which does business with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
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The move seems to promise the new administration understands the need to modernize how the federal government does business — especially how data gets shared (or doesn't) among various agencies.
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As Kafka noted when the deal was announced, it doesn't require Facebook to change the way it does business, it just adds on a lot of layers of bureaucracy.
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Margrethe Vestager, the bloc's competition commissioner, could have imposed a large fine and forced the company to change the way it does business, but thus far, she has not.
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In the case of China, Beijing officials have grown convinced that the Trump administration's aim is – at the very least – to alter the way the autocratic capitalist regime does business.
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In theory, the same logic could lead China to trawl the social media posts of every employee of every Western company that does business in China and start making complaints.
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The feared and respected producer behind Netflix's "House of Cards" said the company is getting overvalued — so much that he'd short the stock of the company he does business with.
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I worked there for six months and I realized that even on the inside, I was not going to be able to change the way that the company does business.
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Prudential Financial, which managed more than $1 trillion in assets as of March 31, already does business in 40 countries, including Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and China, the company said.
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A third measure would bar the Export-Import Bank from financing involving any entity that does business with Iran or provides financing to another entity to facilitate transactions with Iran.
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Included in the leak are documents connecting U.S. Commerce Secretary and billionaire financier Wilbur Ross to a shipping company that does business with Russian President Vladimir Putin's son-in-law.
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"It's two cities, but it's one destiny," said Morris Libson, a businessman who lives in Eagle Pass and does business both in Texas and his town's sister city Piedras Negras.
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Trump's sprawling corporation routinely does business deals with entities controlled by foreign governments and apparently he was still receiving financial offers from foreign business deals as late as last weekend.
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Adyen, on the other hand, touts large traditional brands like L'Oreal and Burberry among its customer base, though it also does business with large internet platforms like eBay and Etsy.
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These public-private partnerships have become an integral part of how NASA does business these days, and it looks like they'll be a prominent feature of the agency's Mars mission.
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Separately, two U.S. senators sought to dial up pressure on North Korea by reintroducing a bill on Tuesday to impose sanctions on any bank that does business with its government.
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The newly elected members of the House are not the usual suspects -- they are everyday people whose presence demands new policies and threatens to upend the way Washington does business.
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" When asked how or if the event changed the way Little Baby's does business, he responded, "We honestly have been doing our best to ignore [it] and not change anything.
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What it does: Business lendingFounded: 2015Most recent valuation: $2.3 billion (September 2018)SoftBank's total investment: $390 million (CNBC)February 2019 — Participated in $440 million roundTotal funding raised: $1 billion (Crunchbase)
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" He tweeted: "When a country (USA) is losing many billions of dollars on trade with virtually every country it does business with, trade wars are good, and easy to win.
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"On paper the United States allows foreign banks to deal with Iran, but in practice they create Iranophobia so no one does business with Iran," Ayatollah Khamenei said last month.
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Earlier this year, Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi told investors that Uber must change the way it does business in Japan, adding that it would focus on partnerships with taxi companies.
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However, Italy's anti-establishment government, which is bent on overhauling the way the EU does business and is seeking closer investment ties with China, backs the more minimalist initial proposal.
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"When a country (USA) is losing many billions of dollars on trade with virtually every country it does business with, trade wars are good, and easy to win," he tweeted.
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Dimon defended the policy and said the bank has a "very small relationship with gun manufacturers," all of which face a "thorough review" before the bank does business with them.
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Sitting in his expansive studio in the Echo Park section of Los Angeles last year, the abstract painter Mark Grotjahn refused to answer questions about the way he does business.
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Gina Argento, a fund-raiser for the mayor whose company, Broadway Stages, does business with the city, gave $10,0003 to the Putnam committee in 2014 through a company she controls.
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Almost everyone Jared Rosenthal does business with has a secret or a suspicion, something they hold close and keep confidential and do not share even with those nearest to them.
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The federal government's loan servicer, the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (which does business as FedLoan), issues individualized rulings on whose work qualifies as public service and whose does not.
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The plan, which the commission termed "well-developed", ticks many of the boxes on the IOC's revolutionary Agenda 2020 which was developed to modernize the way the Olympics does business.
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The New York Times' Andrew Ross Sorkin wrote that such a move from a firm of BlackRock's size "could reshape how corporate America does business," while others were more circumspect.
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"The United States will look at every country that does business with North Korea as a country that is giving aid to their reckless and dangerous nuclear intentions," she said.
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"When a country (USA) is losing many billions of dollars on trade with virtually every country it does business with, trade wars are good, and easy to win," Trump tweeted.
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"The whole story tells us everything we need to know about how Trump does business," Clinton told a crowd of about 1,100 supporters packed into the city's main rail station.
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It has been working on ways of improving its own direct shopping links in areas like search, bringing its platform (and its advertising) a little closer to how Amazon does business.
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New York (CNN Business)The most important technology company most people have never heard of just got a disastrous court ruling that could upend the way the smartphone industry does business.
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Washington wants Beijing to change the way it does business with the United States, demanding more access for U.S. companies, enforcement of intellectual property protection and an end to industrial subsidies.
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Over the weekend, GitHub CEO Nat Friedman wrote on Twitter that like any other "company that does business in the US," GitHub is required to comply with the U.S. export law.
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But with the order suspended pending what could be years of appeals there's little near-term prospect of any change to how Facebook does business based on this particular regulatory intervention.
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"When a country (USA) is losing many billions of dollars on trade with virtually every country it does business with, trade wars are good, and easy to win," the president writes.
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Theoretically, an unfavorable ruling for Trump in the emoluments clause suit could have massive implications for how the Trump Organization does business — though appeals are likely to stretch on for years.
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The English-language Korea Herald was cautiously optimistic that Trump's lies were simply the way he does business, but warned that such a style could accidentally send the region into war.
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The United States needs to make it clear "that any company that does business with North Korea — like Huawei reportedly did — will face American sanctions," the senators said in a statement.
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Trump has imposed 25% tariffs on $250 billion of Chinese goods and has pledged only to accept a deal with Beijing that includes structural reforms to the way China does business.
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"We must conclude that the current model, the current process by which the Democratic Party does business, is a failed process," Sanders said minutes after Perez left the stage in Mesa.
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Our constituents have the right to know if the president, and those he does business with, are working in the interest of their success or on behalf of the wealthy few.
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The bank, which does business in the United States, was named in a 2016 United Nations report for devising and operating in Singapore a cash-cleaning service for the North Koreans.
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"When a country (USA) is losing many billions of dollars on trade with virtually every country it does business with, trade wars are good, and easy to win," his tweet read.
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The terms tweaks do not amount to any kind of change in how Facebook does business, as one European consumer organization we contacted for a response to the announcement pointed out.
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The Pentagon is preparing to radically overhaul its cybersecurity standards for contractors, and these new standards will eventually become a determining factor on who does business with the Department of Defense.
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Quibi, represented by Michael Jacobs of Morrison & Foerster, filed a declaratory judgment action in federal court in Los Angeles against interactive video company Interlude US Inc, which does business as Eko.
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This standard would prevent the president from holding an interest in a privately held company or a controlling interest in a publicly held company that does business with the federal government.
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MUMBAI, India — For the second time in less than a year, the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi is putting India through a revolution in the way the country does business.
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London (CNN Business)Europe has gone after Google with tough new regulations, court battles and massive antitrust fines, forcing the company to change how it does business in the lucrative market.
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Washington is demanding Beijing change the way it does business with the United States, demanding more access for U.S. companies, enforcement of intellectual property protection and an end to industrial subsidies.
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"When a country (USA) is losing many billions of dollars on trade with virtually every country it does business with, trade wars are good, and easy to win," Trump's tweet read.
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While millions of Americans were out protesting a travel ban that seems targeted at Muslims, provided they don't live in countries where President Trump does business, Donald Trump was watching Finding Dory.
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In the earlier days of the administration, Navarro played a significant role in encouraging Trump's skepticism of free trade on issues ranging from NAFTA to how the US does business with China.
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He has modest homes in two locations around the globe–his primary residence is in Europe–as well as offices that anchor his presence in the countries within which he does business.
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The new sanctions threaten to ban from the global financial system anyone, even Europeans and Asians, who does business with broad swaths of Pyongyang's economy, including its financial, mining and transportation sectors.
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The Alton Hostel, which does business as Miami Hostel, was once profiled by Politico and has 22016 beds in a warren of rooms connected to a building that houses a liquor store.
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President Trump later tweeted that he will be meeting with US military leaders, and is considering a trade embargo that would stop trade to any country that does business with North Korea.
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To keep up with rapidly changing consumer tastes, Gree has moved into smart home appliances, as well as low-emission vehicles and chip design—areas in which Xiaomi now does business, too.
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At one point, the male detectives conclude that the hacker has sex with, then kills, nearly everyone she does business with, apparently for no reason other than the familiar black widow archetype.
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According to the grugq, "everyone that does business requiring them to pay taxes in Ukraine has to use MeDoc," since it's one of only two software packages approved by the Ukrainian government.
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The GDPR, which is legally binding for any company and organization that does business in the EU zone, is considered a de facto gold standard for all tech companies handling personal information.
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"When a country (USA) is losing many billions of dollars on trade with virtually every country it does business with, trade wars are good, and easy to win," Trump tweeted in March.
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The proposed sanctions reflect efforts passed by the House and enacted via executive order by President Trump to bar any firm that does business with North Korea from the U.S. financial system.
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"The good news is that such transformative change, with social and economic justice for all, promises far greater human well-being than does business as usual," the team concluded in the paper.
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The company also said nothing about the settlement will fundamentally change the way the company does business, after it fought back repeated allegations from detractors that it was effectively a pyramid scheme.
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In late 2015, the company struck up an exclusive partnership with Benjamin Moore, and has been selling products with the help of the paint maker and its stores wherever Paintzen does business.
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It is in his interests to have good relations with the governments of the countries where he does business, just as American companies fund political action committees and give money to parties.
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Providence, which also does business under the name MyDyer, filed a $49 million lawsuit against LuLaRoe 12 months ago claiming that the clothing company failed to pay its bills for seven months.
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"When a country (USA) is losing many billions of dollars on trade with virtually every country it does business with, trade wars are good, and easy to win," he tweeted on Saturday.
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"The idea that discussion over whether Google does business with CBP and ICE is not related to their work is preposterous," a former Google employee said after the new rules were unveiled.
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On Sunday, the Treasury secretary, Steven Mnuchin, threatened to cut off trade with any country that does business with North Korea — an unsubtle, and impractical, warning to its main trading partner, China.
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The hastily passed California law, which goes into effect next year, applies to any company that both does business in California and collects information from any individual who lives in the state.
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The Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency, which does business as FedLoan, struggled to accurately track borrowers' qualifying monthly payments, according to quarterly reviews done in 2015 and 2016 by the Education Department.
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The Chinese firm ZTE has 75,103 employees, does business in more than 160 countries, and is the No. 4 smartphone vendor in the U.S. Above, its logo on a building in Beijing.
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The proposed sanctions reflect efforts passed by the House and enacted via executive order by President Trump to bar any firm that does business with North Korea from the U.S. financial system.
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Denouncing an agenda that they say tilts toward Wall Street, members of the "Fed Up" coalition on Monday unveiled a set of reforms that would alter how the central bank does business.
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"When a country (USA) is losing many billions of dollars on trade with virtually every country it does business with, trade wars are good, and easy to win," Trump tweeted Friday morning.
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Economic and travel sanctions on the elite military group mean any group or individual that does business with the IRGC could face criminal prosecution for providing material support to a terrorist organization.
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"When a country (USA) is losing many billions of dollars on trade with virtually every country it does business with, trade wars are good, and easy to win," Trump tweeted last Friday.
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Adelson, a major donor for Republican election campaigns, is the founder and chief executive officer of Las Vegas Sands Corp , a casino company that does business in the Chinese territory of Macao.
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Punk was the single most vocal critic of WWE's business in recent times, and a rare voice speaking from a position of pure burnout about the cutthroat way the federation does business.
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The Campaign for One New York has received six-figure donations, including $350,000 from the American Federation of Teachers and $100,000 from Two Trees Management, a developer that does business with the city.
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Herbalife jumped 9.9 percent to $7.83 after the weight-loss products maker agreed to pay $200 million and change the way it does business to avoid being labeled a pyramid scheme by regulators.
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The United States is demanding China change the way it does business with the United States, demanding more access for U.S. companies, enforcement of intellectual property protection and an end to industrial subsidies.
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The report is Herbalife's first since it agreed last month to pay $200 million to the Federal Trade Commission and change the way it does business to avoid being labeled a pyramid scheme.
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The Montana Supreme Court in May ruled that state courts there can hear cases against BNSF without violating due process rights of the U.S. Constitution because the company does business in the state.
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The EU has imposed a record $5 billion fine on Google for its Android business practices — but the biggest impact is likely to come with new rules for how the company does business.
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"It might have good consequences for stability maybe, or just the opposite," said Dragan Vuckovic, president of Mediterranean International, an oil service company that does business across the Middle East and North Africa.
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Shah, who said the standard applies in all countries where Novartis does business, did not immediately know how many employees will be ineligible for bonuses at their next appraisals in October or November.
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Ms. Meng in particular is being scrutinized for her role in a Hong Kong company called Skycom Tech, which does business in Iran and at one point had Ms. Meng on its board.
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An extra $2 billion of revenue over four years is to come by capturing some of the sale of the nonprofit New York State Catholic Health Plan, which does business as Fidelis Care.
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"When a country (USA) is losing many billions of dollars on trade with virtually every country it does business with, trade wars are good, and easy to win," the president wrote on Twitter.
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The plan creates a new loophole for so-called "pass-through" income, or income that "passes through" a business to the individual returns of the business's owners — precisely the way Trump does business.
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American lawmakers, meanwhile, have been promoting legislation that would impose sanctions on anyone who provides financing or does business with the Assad government, which has also given the defectors a measure of hope.
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"When a country (USA) is losing many billions of dollars on trade with virtually every country it does business with, trade wars are good, and easy to win," Trump said Friday on Twitter.
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Critics say the FTC deal with Facebook doesn't substantively change the way the company does business, nor is even a $5 billion fine a significant deterrent, given how much Facebook profits from its practices.
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While Donald Trump was blasting China for the way it does business with the world on the campaign trail last year, his lawyers in that country were applying for trademarks under his name there.
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Passporting rules allow EU finance companies to sell their services across the 28-member bloc with a local license, rather than getting a license to operate in each member country where it does business.
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In his interview Sunday, McCain said Trump's accusation must be resolved; if left hanging, "it undermines the confidence the American people have in the entire way the that the government does business," he said.
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"When a country (USA) is losing many billions of dollars on trade with virtually every country it does business with, trade wars are good, and easy to win," Trump wrote on Twitter on Friday.
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GitHub is subject to US trade law, just like any company that does business in the US. "We're not doing this because we want to; we're doing it because we have to," Friedman said.
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Promotional material that "deceptively" portrays east Jerusalem as part of Israel, and working with an Israeli partner that does business in West Bank settlements, amount to "shameful complicity" with Israeli rights violations, he said.
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As he did on Tuesday before a Senate hearing, Zuckerberg refused during a House of Representatives committee hearing to make any promises to support new legislation or change how the social network does business.
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Rimasauskas set up several accounts in Latvia and Cyprus under the name of an Asian "computer hardware manufacturer" that does business with the search giant and the social giant, according to the Justice Department.
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The measure, which would deny access to the U.S. banking system to any foreign bank that does business with North Korea, unanimously passed the Senate Banking Committee last year but did not advance further.
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One of the men leading President Donald Trump's push to redesign trade with China owns a stake in a shipping company that does business in China and whose vessels sail under Hong Kong's flag.
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Every entity in this three-tier system is licensed by the state in which it does business and wineries, brewers and distillers—along with wholesalers—are also licensed and regulated by the federal government.
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Efraim lives large and does business fearlessly, acting as a middleman between weapons suppliers and the military in deals that get bigger and bigger, until both he and David are in over their heads.
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In April, Zuckerberg fielded questions over two days from U.S. lawmakers over how it handles private data, refusing to make any promises to support new legislation or change how the social network does business.
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But like AT&T and Verizon, Google has very little interest in actually seeing such a network materialize, since building it would involve seizing Google network assets and dictating how the company does business.
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"I have said many times I was not put in this job to change the way the president of the United States does business," he said in an interview with Fox News on Wednesday.
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Hackers broke into the email accounts of two outspoken opponents of Qatar — the Emirati ambassador to Washington, Yousef al-Otaiba, and an American Republican fund-raiser who does business with the U.A.E., Elliott Broidy.
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Rather, the company "can still conduct business with every other company and individual in America as well as the remaining 169 countries and regions it currently does business with throughout the world," Mazzant wrote.
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The $7 trillion investment firm BlackRock announced on Tuesday that it would make climate change the focus of how it does business — and it warned governments and other companies that they should as well.
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"When a country (USA) is losing many billions of dollars on trade with virtually every country it does business with, trade wars are good, and easy to win," Trump wrote on Twitter early Friday.
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It has been just over a year since the election of Donald J. Trump forced the political establishment to reconsider how it does business, and in turn upended many of the news media's rhythms.
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For as powerful a message it is for the world to agree on how much warming is dangerous, it's clear that actually doing something about that warming means reworking how the world does business.
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"When a country (USA) is losing many billions of dollars on trade with virtually every country it does business with, trade wars are good, and easy to win," Trump said on Twitter on Friday.
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The measure, which would deny access to the U.S. banking system to any foreign bank that does business with North Korea, unanimously passed the Senate Banking Committee last year but did not advance further.
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The Montana Supreme Court in May, however, ruled that state courts there can hear cases against BNSF without violating due process rights guaranteed in the U.S. Constitution because the company does business in the state.
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In recent months, the tech giant has struggled with handling workers who question its every move and want a say in everything from who is hired or retained to who the company does business with.
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There is also the issue of the Community Reinvestment Act, which requires banks to meet the credit needs of all the consumers in the places where it does business —particularly low- and moderate-income consumers.
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The partnership will allow Chinese travelers to pay their Uber fares using Alipay in any of the 68 countries where Uber does business, and allow riders to hail Uber cars directly from the Alipay app.
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"When China does business in places like Latin America, it often injects corrosive capital into the economic bloodstream, giving life to corruption and eroding good governance," Pompeo said during an April 12 speech in Chile.
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Herbalife, which has been accused by billionaire investor William Ackman of being a pyramid scheme, agreed to pay $200 million and change the way it does business to avoid being labeled as such by regulators.
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That's why experts hope that the latest round of sanctions, including a U.S. threat to block any company or bank that does business with North Korea from using the U.S. financial system, will kickstart negotiations.
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"If D.C. does get chosen, we have some real issues with how Amazon does business, in terms of fair labor, equitable hiring, and equitable practices for people of color and women in particular," Sneed said.
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Whatever the fallout, the Democrats' radical move to flout House procedures and impose themselves on the chamber may herald a turning point not only in the gun debate but in the way Congress does business.
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Trump has targeted China as part of his "America First" campaign that helped him win the White House in 2016, demanding sweeping changes to the way China does business with the rest of the world.
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Online retailers ShopBop and Net-a-Porter were the first two companies to sign on, and today RewardStyle does business with Amazon, Wal-mart, Gucci, Etsy and Crate and Barrel, just to name a few.
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This was evident in a Friday tweet: When a country (USA) is losing many billions of dollars on trade with virtually every country it does business with, trade wars are good, and easy to win.
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Ms. Li's department oversaw the case, which centered on whether Mr. Leung properly disclosed some $6.4 million in payments he received from an Australian company, UGL, that does business with the city-owned subway company.
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He also donates handsomely to politicians (including Republicans in states where his company does business), and in November hosted President Obama at his Potomac, Md., home for a $20,000-a-couple dinner to benefit Democrats.
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Unlike in the case of Iran, the United States has not sought to strangle regular trade between North Korea and the international community with threats to blacklist any company that does business in the country.
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Scott M. Flicker, a lawyer at the firm Paul Hastings specializing in trade sanctions, said the penalty would have consequences for any American company that does business with Rosneft or might be considering doing so.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank expects to begin in January a strategic review of how it does business and conclude it by the end of 2020, new ECB President Christine Lagarde said on Thursday.
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Unlike in the case of Iran, the United States has not sought to strangle regular trade between North Korea and the international community, with threats to blacklist any company that does business in the country.
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Chipotle Mexican Grill is changing how it does business, hoping that it will at last be able to put a string of food safety incidents behind it and lure back customers who ditched the brand.
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"This has done significant economic harm to the American companies with which Huawei does business, and has already disrupted collaboration and undermined the mutual trust on which the global supply chain depends," the spokesperson said.
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Scandal-hit Uber has just had to reassure authorities it is changing the way it does business after the disclosure of a massive data breach cover-up that has prompted investigations from regulators around the world.
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We got Mally Mall heading into Lucky Strike in Hollywood Thursday night and surprisingly the rapper had something nice to say about Trump, but only when it comes to the way 45 does business for America.
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The company also said it's been stretched thin because of growth from "every sales category where Impossible Foods does business," including small restaurants, other chains, like White Castle, and attractions, like theme parks and college campuses.
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But West's visit is also a poetic reminder that the future president of the United States does business in a very similar fashion to the first family of entertainment: the Kardashians, and more specifically Kim Kardashian.
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Since Huawei does business in countries that are signatories to international sanctions against Iran—spearheaded by the U.S., but including France, Germany, the UK, and the European Union—it is not allowed to do business there.
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But Zinke has been dogged by ethics probes, including one centered on a Montana land deal involving a foundation he created and the chairman of an energy services company that does business with the Interior Department.
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One advantage Uber will likely seek to emphasize to investors is that it is the largest player in many of the markets in which it does business, and the fact that it operates around the world.
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It's also possible that the fine could come with new restrictions on how Facebook collects or uses data, but I would be surprised if any of them required the company to change how it does business.
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Washington this month froze Venezuelan state assets and threatened to impose sanctions on any company that does business with President Nicolas Maduro's government, which is accused of human rights violations and has overseen an economic collapse.
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One advantage Uber will likely seek to emphasize to investors is that it is the largest player in many of the markets in which it does business, as well as that it operates around the world.
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Shares closed up 4.5 percent on Tuesday after Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg, in the first of two U.S. congressional hearings, made no further promise to support new legislation or change how the social network does business.
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" Last month, President Donald Trump said via Twitter that trade wars were "good, and easy to win," especially since Washington is "losing many billions of dollars on trade with virtually every country it does business with.
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"On paper the United States allows foreign banks to deal with Iran, but in practice they create Iranophobia so no one does business with Iran," he said in quotes from the speech posted on his website.
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A magisterial six-byline New York Times investigation found 20 countries around the world where Trump does business, and both the US and foreign governments are already talking about the intermingling of public and private interests.
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Following the creation of the strategy will be the fiscal 2019–2023 Defense Program, which will seek to further grow the force, invest in advanced capability and improve how the department does business, the memo says.
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That's why in last two Senate [National Defense Authorization Acts], Chairman McCain led the push to eliminate billions in wasteful and excessive spending and reform the way the Pentagon does business, especially how it buys weapons.
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Mr. Sloan, who has been head of Wells Fargo's wholesale banking division — which does business with companies and organizations, not personal account holders — has been largely insulated from the scandal engulfing the company's retail banking group.
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Scandal-hit Uber has just had to reassure authorities it is tackling the way it does business after the disclosure of a massive data breach cover-up that has prompted investigations from regulators around the world.
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His budget director, Robert Mujica, said in an interview that new rules would make the authority's board more accountable to the public and the M.T.A. leadership team understood the urgency of overhauling how it does business.
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Jewelers, like psychologists and hairdressers, inevitably know the story beneath the story, like the tale of a man who was a client of Tiny Jewel Box in Washington, where Mr. Fine does business in pink diamonds.
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Zach Wichter Amazon's Takeover of Whole Foods The ink will barely have time to dry on Amazon's takeover of Whole Foods before the internet giant starts changing the way the high-end grocery store does business.
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On several occasions Mr. Woods has talked about how Exxon does business in an environment in which, under the 2015 Paris accord, nearly 200 countries, including China and India, have agreed to reduce their carbon emissions.
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Google is dealing with an increasingly vocal workforce eager to have a say on everything from where the company does business, to what businesses it is in, to how workers (and vendors and contractors) are treated.
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This legislation would "ban any entity that does business with North Korea or its enablers from using the United States financial system, and impose U.S. sanctions on all those participating in North Korean labor trafficking abuses".
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UBS does business with Haitong, but also competes with it in everything from equity and debt issuance to wealth management, a battleground that will intensify now that UBS owns a 51% stake in its Chinese venture.
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"Credit Suisse works with international regulators wherever it does business to ensure compliance with sanctions, including compliance with sanctions involving Russia," said a spokeswoman for the bank, which did not identify the owners of the money.
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"Trump does business with countries like China, India, Indonesia and the Philippines, and now that he is President, his company's acceptance of any benefits from the governments of those countries violates the Constitution," a CREW statement said.
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"If the investigation confirmed our concerns, Google would have to face the legal consequences and change the way it does business in Europe," Margrethe Vestager, the European Union's competition commissioner, told the New York Times last year.
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Still, the New York-based company (which currently does business in six states) now claims more than $300 million in gross premiums in Q1, and says it's on track to pass $1 billion in revenue this year.
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It also notes the company does business with: Endace's name has previously been linked to state surveillance via a 2011 WikiLeaks dump of brochures and marketing materials from the companies seeking to sell services to spy agencies.
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It will do significant economic harm to the American companies with which Huawei does business, affect tens of thousands of American jobs, and disrupt the current collaboration and mutual trust that exist on the global supply chain.
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The City of Blaine now does business out of the top two stories of an office tower that the city purchased from the enterprising businessman who'd dared to dream that the city needed a four-story building.
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Why it matters: That's because investors aren't concerned about President Trump taking a hard line on a deal with China — one that would involve major reforms to their economy and the way the Asian nation does business.
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At a dinner party, some nights earlier, she and some of her women friends who were also artists put everyone down; saying things like, "this one 'does business' in Europe" instead of saying he has shows there.
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China levied tariffs of its own against U.S. products and together the two countries have disrupted global supply chains and shaken financial markets in their dispute over how China does business with the rest of the world.
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It started with largely aid-based projects, supported by the hospital systems his company does business with in the US and by local Rotary clubs and Save the Children but now he markets directly to African countries.
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"If a company that does business globally is suddenly told by the Australian government that it has to weaken its security, then it may think twice about whether it's worth being in the Australian market," Weitzner said.
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"Working for a company that does business with the federal government should provide you with greater opportunities, but it should never limit your ability to criticize that government in your private time," Briskman said in a statement.
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Chichikov does business with a frightened widow; a miserly hoarder who picks through his own serfs' garbage; a violent, egotistic gambling addict; a kissy young couple who read English Romantic poetry while their estate goes to ruin.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Uber executives are traveling the globe to reassure regulators that the company is changing the way it does business, after a massive data breach became the latest controversy to hurt the ride-service firm's reputation.
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No one is hotter on the fundraising trail than Sanders, who has been in the House or Senate for decades but has built his political identify on a campaign to overhaul the way the nation does business.
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"This has done significant economic harm to the American companies with which Huawei does business, and has already disrupted collaboration and undermined the mutual trust on which the global supply chain depends," Huawei said in a statement.
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Chris Collins, a New York Republican, and him, but a memo prepared for the secretary ahead of the meeting revealed that executives from a large hospitality company that does business with the Interior Department also were there.
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FRANKFURT, Dec 12 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank expects to begin in January a strategic review of how it does business and conclude it by the end of 2020, new ECB President Christine Lagarde said on Thursday.
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Rising mortgage rates and a slowdown in luxury real estate sales in key areas of the country have made some question the fate of Toll Brothers, which does business in 20 states including California and New York.
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That policy requires any company that does business with EU citizens to get consent from people to use their data, and requires an easy means for people to opt out of data collection if they so choose.
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Click here to view original GIFThe dance lasted approximately 15 seconds, consisting of pointing, twirling, and entirely too many pelvic thrusts for a 53-year-old man who probably employs or does business with most of his audience.
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"In China, the middle class is suffering because there aren't that many investment options," said Ma, 30, who does business development in China for film studio Lions Gate Entertainment Corp and has earned 3.5 percent on her investments.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump, in his first address as the 45th US president, struck a protectionist, isolationist chord as he vowed to upend the way America relates to and does business with the rest of the world.
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"Don't get me wrong, the Deutsche situation is worrying – I'm watching the shorting interest closely - but nothing where we need to take action yet," said a senior investment banker at a rival lender that does business with Deutsche.
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On Wednesday, the office—spearheaded by Tim Wu, an open internet proponent and the creator of the term "net neutrality"—sent a letter to Charter CEO Tom Rutledge demanding some big changes in the way TWC does business.
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"This is going to change the way oil and gas does business," Carri Lockhart, senior vice president of offshore at Statoil USA, said in an interview earlier this year, referring to the push towards autonomous gear and facilities.
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Ivanka also rolled the company into a trust, which means that while she still owns the company and will receive payouts, she will have no say in how the business is run, including who it does business with.
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With these requirements, the State can make sure that none of the companies with which it does business are violating equal pay laws, and can make sure companies understand how their hiring practices are perpetuating the wage gap.
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The European Union has so far enabled its lending arm, the European Investment Bank, to add Iran to a list of countries with which it does business and introduced a law to shield European companies from U.S. sanctions.
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" But CREW charges that because Trump does business with such countries as China, India, Indonesia and the Philippines, "now that he is President, his company's acceptance of any benefits from the governments of those countries violates the Constitution.
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The deal will allow Sportech, which already does business in Connecticut, New Jersey and Georgia, to offer Sportradar's products to its 90 licensed operator business clients and other eligible operators in states where sports betting activity is permitted.
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WASHINGTON/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Facebook Inc Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg on Tuesday navigated through the first of two U.S. congressional hearings without making any further promises to support new legislation or change how the social network does business.
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Mr. Khosrowshahi had already had a taste of Uber's ups and downs in recent days, when the company was told that it would lose its operating license for London, one of the biggest cities where it does business.
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If a company is deemed to be taxable in a country, the OECD's proposal calls for a formula to determine how much of a company's worldwide profit can be taxed in a given country where it does business.
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"You never know when the crossing will be open, so if you want to come and visit your family at home, you should be prepared to risk your job," said a Gaza merchant who does business in the Gulf.
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But even as he gave a new pitch for the idea, he expressed trepidation with such a radical change: experimenting with the way the world's biggest central bank does business, he said, could "unleash chaos" in global financial markets.
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Her nonprofit Parents Educating & Advocating For Children's Health, Inc does business as Enriched Parenting, and on its site, Fleischmann describes herself as a wife, a mother of four, and a speech language pathologist who previously worked with autistic children.
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The salmonella outbreak started in February, and in March several companies conducted recalls, including PDX Aromatics of Portland, Oregon (which does business under the names Kraken Kratom, Phytoextractum, and Soul Speciosa); Tamarack of Roy, Utah, and Nutrizone of Houston.
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But even as the company has acknowledged it needs to change the way it does business, it has pushed back against a proposal to inspect all its power lines and trim millions of trees that could spark fire wildfires.
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But more than before, Obama is confronting questions about how the undercurrents of anti-globalism in Trump's campaign — the same sentiments that helped propel the "leave" campaign to victory in Britain — could alter the way the U.S. does business.
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The argument we made then was that the mobile TV streaming market might be limited in the long term — "It's effectively a cable television service that only does business with people who have 2 inch TVs," Michael Arrington wrote.
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A new name won't change the fact that Time Warner Cable sucksOvercoming this history will require more than a name change; it will require a fundamental revolution in how Time Warner Cable does business and treats its customers.2.
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"But since Giscard and others wanted it, we incorporated it in a trade-off for more rights for the European Parliament," the veteran lawmaker said, illustrating the kind of horse-trading that is the way the EU does business.
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The move comes as Uber tries to reassure regulators that it is changing the way it does business, after a string of controversies damaged its reputation and led to the exit of its co-founder Travis Kalanick last year.
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The implications of this law will likely cross California borders, as any company that does business online in the United States almost certainly delivers their product or service to individuals in California, forcing them to comply with the law.
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Last month, Citigroup said it would bar companies with which it does business from selling guns to people under 21 years old and ban clients from selling high-capacity magazines and accessories that make guns fire bullets more rapidly.
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And in recent months, the company has faced controversy over selling its services to Palantir, which does business with US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, and for marketing its facial recognition software, Rekognition, to police and other law enforcement agencies.
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For instance, he will oversee the regulation of banks, some of which lend money to his company, and he will have frequent contact with foreign heads of state, including some who run countries where the Trump Organization does business.
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" According to the outlet, the memo also said that in the wake of the incident, they were forced to make a "complex set of changes to virtually every aspect of how Hacienda does business, following directives from multiple state agencies.
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NBTY sold the business because it had shifted to investing in its core brands, such as Nature's Bounty and Sundown Naturals, found in major retailers across the U.S. NBTY, which now does business as The Nature's Bounty Co, declined to comment.
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The 51-year-old father of five works for an international company that does business with the United States, a firm he won't name for privacy reasons, but one he says has a $500 million investment with US space contractors.
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Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer pledges to pursue a procedural hurdle to try to block the confirmation of Trump's Supreme Court nominee, Neil Gorsuch, a move that could provoke a nasty partisan fight and change the way the Senate does business.
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He's been talking up trade wars enthusiastically lately, tweeting about how the United States is "losing many billions of dollars on trade with virtually every country it does business with," which isn't actually true, but you have to admire the boldness.
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Analysts often criticize the company for relying too much on iPhone sales for its profits, and for failing to develop recurring revenue streams — criticisms the company plans to address with at least two pretty substantial changes to how it does business.
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By contrast, Facebook — which is based in the United States but does business in Britain and is therefore subject to British taxes — paid just £4,327, or $6,274, in corporate tax in 2014, or about one-seventh of what Mr. Lewis paid.
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With today's announcement, the EU has scored the first-mover advantage, says Chris Padilla, IBM's VP for government and regulatory affairs, as it did with GDPR, the landmark privacy bill that has changed the way Big Tech does business in Europe.
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Schultz stated that the order called American values into question and then outlined several measures that Starbucks would be taking in response, including hiring 10,000 refugees over the next five years in the 353 countries in which Starbucks does business.
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The governments of the world's largest economies have levied billions of dollars of tariffs on each other's imports, disrupting global supply chains and shaking financial markets in the dispute over how China does business with the rest of the world.
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The governments of the world's largest economies have levied billions of dollars of tariffs on each other's imports, disrupted global supply chains and shaken financial markets in their dispute over how China does business with the rest of the world.
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" They noted that a defense reauthorization bill under consideration in Congress contains new "provisions to better enforce sanctions on Pyongyang by making it clear that any company that does business with North Korea – like Huawei reportedly did – will face American sanctions.
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Trump imposed tariffs on $250 billion of Chinese imports last year in a move to force China to change the way it does business with the rest of the world and to pry open more of China's economy to U.S. companies.
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U.S. trade negotiators currently locked in talks with their Chinese counterparts are demanding Beijing change the way it does business with the United States, providing more access for U.S. companies, enforcement of intellectual property protection and an end to industrial subsidies.
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As Hayley Fox wrote in a recent piece for VICE, this could not only usher in a sea change for how the cannabis industry does business—it could also help bolster the strength of the labor movement as a whole.
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Richard M. Nixon, not otherwise a candidate for sainthood, changed the way the nation lives, breathes and does business, establishing the Environmental Protection Agency and enacting the Clean Air Act and the Endangered Species Act, among other major environmental initiatives.
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This week marks the second anniversary of President Obama signing his Fair Pay and Safe Workplaces executive order, which aims to ensure that the federal government does business only with responsible companies that respect our nation's labor and workplace safety laws.
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AS FOR THE STRATEGIES, WE CAN'T KNOW A GREAT DEAL, CERTAINLY IF BRIDGEWATER IS RIGHT, IT'S BEING A FREE COUNTRY TO SAY AS LITTLE AS IT CHOOSES TO SAY, WHICH IS VERY LITTLE, INDEED, ABOUT HOW IT ACTUALLY DOES BUSINESS.
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It's this fact that makes Green's confirmation so important, as some of the greatest development successes – PEPFAR, the PMI, and the MCC – owe much of their success to leadership with sufficient authority to truly change the way government does business.
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"Despite being 60 days from an election, we had a significant piece of bipartisan legislation that will change how the government does business and create incentives for our CIOs within the federal government to save money and to modernize," he said.
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More than a dozen of those measures are now the law of the land -- but, in a reflection of the way Congress does business today, none of the bills that were signed actually carry her name as a chief sponsor.
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He employs people from both north and south; does business in both north and south (and abroad); and, along with some 325,000 other people per week, regularly drives back and forth, too many times to count, between the two places.
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"Boeing does business with a lot of governments across the world, and if the U.S. policy now is going to be combative instead of conciliatory against everybody in the world, it's going to make Boeing's business much more difficult," said Schlossberg.
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BlackRock is the world's largest asset manager with nearly $7 trillion in investments, and this move will fundamentally shift its investing policy — and could reshape how corporate America does business and put pressure on other large money managers to follow suit.
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The highlights of the last ten years, from AirPower to Google Wave This decade, the space industry has seen a shift in the way it does business, with newer players looking to capitalize on different markets and more ambitious projects.
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O'Rourke, 46, said as president he would spearhead a nationwide effort to allow voters in every state to register on election day, and to make registration automatic every time a citizen does business with a government office, such as getting a driver's license.
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"As a regular customer myself, I've always admired Starbucks' focus and deep passion for its customers and the communities it does business in and hope my years of experience in the technology industry will be of value to the company," he said.
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This often puts them at a disadvantage when competing for assets against companies, because a corporate acquirer that does business in the same sector as the acquisition target can derive cost synergies from a deal that are not available to a buyout fund.
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Toast is a small Portland company that does business the way you might imagine a firm from that city would: everything is "proudly designed & handcrafted" in the USA, there's an emphasis on care for the environment, and you can customize a bespoke design.
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Under the proposed release conditions, Manafort would be allowed to travel to Florida, Virginia, and New York — where he has homes and does business — without needing special permission from the court, but he would need approval to travel elsewhere in the United States.
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O) The company, which does business as Walmart, said its On Shelf Customer Availability (OSCA) data, which was only accessible internally, will be shared at the Supplier Growth Forum, a two-day event at Walmart headquarters in Bentonville, Arkansas, on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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A banker in the Gulf who does business with the QIA told Reuters he understood the disposals were due to portfolio adjustments and assets presenting attractive profit opportunities, rather than the result of any scramble to raise money for use within Qatar.
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Yet when asked about the failure of European antitrust authorities to order fines or changes to the way Google does business, despite several years of investigations, Ms. Vestager said she aimed to ensure the charges against the company stood up in European courts.
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He said the Fed could also be clearer about how it does business by focusing more on the uncertainty around its deliberations, by downplaying policymakers' quarterly estimates of future interest rates, and deemphasizing the median of those estimates as holding any particular meaning.
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Under the settlement of charges it installed secret software in U.S. vehicles to allow them to emit up to 40 times legally allowable pollution, the German automaker agreed to change the way it does business in the United States and around the world.
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"There are more than 65 million citizens of the world recognized as refugees by the United Nations, and we are developing plans to hire 10,85033 of them over five years in the 75 countries around the world where Starbucks does business," Schultz wrote.
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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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During the president's second term, the board overturned decades of precedent and made it far more likely that a company would be held responsible for trampling on the labor rights of employees hired by contractors or franchisees that it does business with.
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On the recording, a male voice says he runs a company that does business with the Postal Service and urges Mr. Trump to consider supporting the construction of a 500-mile section of highway to be used exclusively by self-driving trucks.
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During his maiden speech as Speaker in 2015, Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE vowed to change the way the House does business.
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Chris Collins but failed to show what briefing documents prepared for the secretary later revealed: that the New York Republican had brought along several executives of a major tourism company that does business -- and is locked in a lawsuit -- with the Interior Department.
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The decision on Friday by U.S. District Judge Valerie Caproni halts a lawsuit seeking damages from Pressler and its client, Absolute Resolutions, an Arizona debt collector that does business in New York state, for violations of the U.S. Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA).
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The first order of business will be amending the charter, which is road map as to how the WPK relates to North Korea's population, government and society, how it views the world, and how it, as a political party, is organized and does business.
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NASA is changing the way it does business through its commercial partnerships to help build a strong American space economy and free the agency to focus on developing the next-generation rocket, spacecraft and systems to go beyond the moon and sustain deep space exploration.
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Zuckerberg, wearing a dark suit instead of his usual gray T-shirt, navigated through the first hearing on Tuesday without making any further promises to support new legislation or change how the social network does business, foiling attempts by senators to pin him down.
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"There are more than 65 million citizens of the world recognized as refugees by the United Nations, and we are developing plans to hire 10,85033 of them over five years in the 75 countries around the world where Starbucks does business," Schultz wrote last month.
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All of which is to say that as an increasing number of states legalize medical and recreational cannabis, the potential for unionization has grown with the volume of pot sold—and could usher in a sea-change in the way the cannabis industry does business.
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On Twitter, the president sounds like a reckless gambler who's confident he's on a winning streak: When a country (USA) is losing many billions of dollars on trade with virtually every country it does business with, trade wars are good, and easy to win.
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A "Chicago Boys" economist and one-time social companion of Augusto Pinochet's daughter, Varela has been accused of corrupt dealings relating to the TV equipment and production company he owns, which was privatized in the latter days of the dictatorship and does business with CONMEBOL.
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"If D.C. does get chosen, we have some real issues with how Amazon does business, in terms of fair labor, equitable hiring, and equitable practices for people of color and women in particular," the Fair Budget Coalition's Stephanie Sneed told me back in April.
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"That's what we have the White House for, we would love to see more of those State Department visits in Washington, DC. I think it's smart that he does business in Washington DC, so I've had those same concerns myself," the Republican lawmaker said.
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In addition to taking on work for smaller museums that do not have an in-house paper conservation staff, the Alvarez studio primarily does business with auction houses, art dealers, and collectors, who are looking to treat artworks before they are exhibited or sold.
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Even if Chance the Rapper does manage to "save" SoundCloud by buying it or hooking it up with some big-time investor, the site will have to change the way it does business in order to prevent itself from getting in similarly dire straits again.
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This was a politically difficult argument to make—it is much easier to pretend that means-tested programs only hurt the megawealthy—but nevertheless, he persisted, knowing full well that the way Washington does business necessarily excludes a sizable portion of the needful population.
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Another, who said he runs a company that does business with the United States Postal Service, pushed Mr. Trump to consider backing the construction of a 500-mile section of highway in the United States that would be used exclusively by self-driving trucks.
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It removed hazardous materials and made the land shovel-ready with $3.5 million from the city and state, and $2 million that was part of the sales agreement between the owner — DPH Holdings, which does business as the auto parts manufacturer Delphi — and the buyer.
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U.S. President Donald Trump imposed tariffs on $250 billion of Chinese imports last year in a move to force China to change the way it does business with the rest of the world and to pry open more of China's economy to U.S. companies.
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The bottom line: "What the Fed is trying to do is make sure we don't have episodes like this in the future," said Ian Lyngen, the head U.S. rates strategist at BMO Capital Markets, a primary dealer that does business directly with the Fed.
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But most of the experience we have with the Marvel Universe — at least in the macro sense — is that these story events will cause superficial shake-ups to the status quo that don't necessarily result in major changes to how the company does business.
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" Despite an international outcry Thursday, including a Beijing official denouncing the White House plan as "extremely stupid," Trump posted: "When a country (USA) is losing many billions of dollars on trade with virtually every country it does business with, trade wars are good, and easy to win.
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The bottom line: Bolsonaro has routinely been referred to as a fascist by critics, and any indication that he's planning to put political interests over business interests at Petrobras is worrisome for Petrobras investors as well as just about any industry that does business with the government.
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Qualcomm said it expects the loss of business with ZTE to lower its profits by 248.12 cents per share next quarter, though executives also suggested that other smart phone makers that it also does business with may make up for that lost revenue in the longer term.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The New York Federal Reserve said on Thursday it published new geography dispersion standards for primary dealers as a part of a policy revision of its relationship with the top 22 Wall Street firms with whom the U.S. central bank does business directly.
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The top U.S. Senate Democrat on Thursday pledged to pursue a procedural hurdle to try to block the confirmation of Republican President Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch, a move that could provoke a nasty partisan fight and change the way the Senate does business.
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WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Herbalife Ltd agreed to pay $200 million and change the way it does business to avoid being labeled a pyramid scheme by regulators, a blow to hedge fund manager Bill Ackman who for years has been betting against the dietary supplements maker.
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As I have written elsewhere, because Chapter 11 of the bankruptcy code contains few barriers to filing by a foreign corporation, and its results are binding on any financial institution that does business in the United States, it provides a useful tool to restructure global enterprises.
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The bill in question, the Honest Ads Act, is a long overdue correction, and not something that would fundamentally alter the way that Facebook does business—a fact that hadn't previously stopped Facebook from using its lobbying might to try to kill the bill earlier this year.
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David Zimmel, president of Zimmel Associates, a New Jersey commercial real estate company that does business in New York, said he was surprised the Kushner-led team would have paid that much for property without some guarantees that it would be able to recover its investment.
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"Even if the government survives the current crisis by making some currency reforms — as we expect — it will continue to face challenges in the near term," said Rome, highlighting the power of U.S. secondary sanctions that punish any entity, American or not, that does business with Iran.
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Photo: Mark Lennihan (AP)In a move that could signal a major shift in the way it does business, tech giant Apple will make iTunes movie and TV show libraries accessible from 2018 and 2019 smart TVs manufactured by Samsung, the two companies announced on Sunday.
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Former Republican House Speaker John Boehner, who long opposed marijuana law reforms when he was in office, announced last week that his thinking had "evolved" and that he will join the board of advisers for Acreage Holdings, a marijuana corporation that does business in 11 states.
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HUD is working to strengthen the housing market to bolster the economy and protect consumers; meet the need for quality affordable rental homes; utilize housing as a platform for improving quality of life; build inclusive and sustainable communities free from discrimination, and transform the way HUD does business.
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The three alleged co-conspirators, who are not named or charged in the indictment, include two Syria natives, who, like Jijakli, are U.S. citizens, and a Kuwaiti-born citizen of Canada who is the president of the corporation that does business in Orange County as Orange Check Cashing.
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In a blog post celebrating the company's stand-alone chat app reaching the milestone of 800 million monthly users (making it the fastest growing app of 2015, according to Nielsen), Facebook's vice president of messaging David Marcus spells out a future in which everyone does business through Messenger conversations.
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If there is, it's not a particularly new one: The prevalence of streaming, the rise of TV, the increasing call for diversity, the shifting focus toward international audiences, and the cost of going to movies at the theater are changing the way Hollywood does business in its biggest season.
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The hybrid structures recall one of the election's many ironies, that on the campaign trail Trump cited his Atlantic City casino ventures as examples of how he does business — essentially cluing us into his intentions to profit from a failing business and let the loss fall on others.
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If an Iranian person or entity is on one of the numerous government lists, then U.S. persons, and, depending on the program, foreign persons, are not allowed to do business with such persons or entities nor, arguably, with any person who does business with such persons or entities.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The top U.S. Senate Democrat on Thursday pledged to pursue a procedural hurdle to try to block the confirmation of Republican President Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch, a move that could provoke a nasty partisan fight and change the way the Senate does business.
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"The way he does business a lot of times is just keep saying things over and over and over again and hopes that somebody does it, but that gives him deniability if he said, 'Well I never said specifically to do it,'" the former White House official said.
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As my colleague Todd VanDerWerff wrote: Most of the experience we have with the Marvel Universe — at least in the macro sense — is that these story events will cause superficial shake-ups to the status quo that don't necessarily result in major changes to how the company does business.
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The leaders of Israel and the Philippines have also made obvious indications that they're eager to see Obama leave Washington — and expect things to run far smoother with a man who has promised to make some big changes to the way the US does business around the world.
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Donald Trump is continuing to show signs that he's serious about transforming the way America does business in the global arena: On Tuesday, he picked Robert Lighthizer, a former trade official in the Reagan administration and longtime skeptic of free trade, to head the US Trade Representative office.
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Adding him to the Treasury Department's sanctions list means that no financial institution that does business in the United States can also do business with or provide accounts to Mr. Park or Chosun Expo Joint Venture, the company he worked for that American officials said was a front for the government.
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She still denies French responsibility for sending 76,000 Jews to their deaths during World War II; she still does business with Holocaust deniers; she and her entourage still traffic in the vilification of Islam; and she still strains for some whiff of Gaullism that would dispel the stench of Vichy.
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"The painting was taken from its legitimate owners in 20093 in violation of international law during the period of the Nazi occupation in the Netherlands in furtherance of the Nazi campaign of Jewish genocide," said the complaint, which was filed in New York because the bank also does business in Manhattan.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Two U.S. senators sought to dial up pressure on North Korea on Tuesday by reintroducing a bill to impose sanctions on any bank that does business with its government, with the endorsement of the parents of Otto Warmbier, a U.S. college student who died after being imprisoned by Pyongyang.
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Although the Kremlin opposes the move and says that unilateral U.S. actions against a third country should not affect how Russia does business, steel traders told Reuters earlier this month that Russian metals firms were cutting back on sales to Iran for fear, at least in part, of falling foul of the sanctions.
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The original Trump tax scandal of keeping his tax returns secret, which made a mockery of his campaign promises, prevents Americans from knowing vital information about whether the president has foreign business interests or foreign loans that compromise his ability to make presidential decisions involving hostile nations with whom he does business.
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WASHINGTON, March 5 (Reuters) - Two U.S. senators sought to dial up pressure on North Korea on Tuesday by reintroducing a bill to impose sanctions on any bank that does business with its government, with the endorsement of the parents of Otto Warmbier, a U.S. college student who died after being imprisoned by Pyongyang.
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Suspended international sanctions means Iran can sell oil, its most important export, on the international market; it also means that America's so-called secondary sanctions, which punish not jut Iran but anyone who does business with them, are now lifted, making it significantly easier for international firms to start doing business with Tehran.
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Trump's allies say he is frustrated by the leaks, which they say are coming from advisers who either don't believe in Trump's message, refuse to buy into the way he does business, or are so obsessed by the Washington power game that they'd risk harming the administration to boost their own image.
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Willkie Farr & Gallagher attorneys counseled Franklin Resources Inc, which does business as Franklin Templeton, on its agreement to buy mutual fund company Legg Mason Inc for $4.5 billion, a deal that will create an investing giant with about $1.5 trillion in assets under management, the asset manager said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Trump has threatened to impose tariffs on another $325 billion of goods, covering nearly all the remaining Chinese imports into the United States - including consumer products such as cellphones, computers and clothing - if the meeting with Xi produces no progress in resolving a host of U.S. complaints around the way China does business.
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Last week, federal agents searched the homes and City Hall offices of Pugh, who is under state investigation over hundreds of thousands of dollars earned selling her "Healthy Holly" series of children's books to a health plan that does business with the city and a University of Maryland medical system she once helped oversee.
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Healey sued the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency, which does business as FedLoan, over "unfair and deceptive practices" in two loan programs that the company handles exclusively on behalf of the federal government: the public service loan forgiveness program, or PSLF, and a program called TEACH that gives grants to teachers in low-income areas.
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In a letter to colleagues after the 2018 midterms, Waters said she intends to follow the "Trump money trail," starting with Deutsche Bank — one of the few banks that still lend money to Trump and also does business with his son-in-law Jared Kushner — and "suspicious activity reports" filed with financial crimes officials.
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"The Brexit situation is an issue for everybody who does business in and with the UK at the moment and we already announced last month that there will be an impact on our European financial performance if the value of the pound remains at its current level for the rest of the year," Opel said.
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Mr. Rouhani's nationally televised speech at the parade — which commemorated the Iran-Iraq War of 1980-88 — and the show of force were a direct display of defiance toward President Trump, who signed a bill in August imposing mandatory penalties on those involved in Iran's ballistic missile program and anyone who does business with them.
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It is also in line with recent comments by Fed Vice Chair Richard Clarida that the central bank's existing framework was adaptable enough to meet the Fed's inflation goals without a wholesale rewrite of how it does business, or adopting of proposals like "price-level targeting" that would involve strict commitments about future policy.
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Parnas and Fruman also brought up Firtash's name to Ukrainian officials at a Houston meeting in March as they pitched their company Global Energy Producers LLC as a supplier of U.S. gas, according to Dale Perry, an executive at a U.S. gas company who does business in Ukraine and was informed about the meeting.
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Rudy Giuliani butt dialed a reporter and then talked about how much money he needs The President's personal attorney, who also sells his services as a security consultant, butt dialed an NBC reporter and then, in a conversation recorded on the reporter's voicemail, talks about sending someone to Bahrain, where he does business, because he needed money.
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Trump, who lives in gilded penthouses and palaces, who flies in planes and helicopters emblazoned with his name, who does business with mobsters, campaigned in 2016 by saying that he spoke for the working man, that he alone heard them and felt their anger, and by branding Hillary Clinton an "élitist," out of touch with her country.
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"We are working to improve city services for our residents, and to do that – whether it's better police and fire protection, street lights or better schools for our children – we need everyone who does business in this city to pay their fair share," said David Szymanski, Detroit's treasurer and deputy chief financial officer, in a statement.
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"We are working to improve city services for our residents, and to do that - whether it's better police and fire protection, street lights or better schools for our children - we need everyone who does business in this city to pay their fair share," said David Szymanski, Detroit's treasurer and deputy chief financial officer, in a statement.
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The big picture: The Fed could indicate it plans to stabilize the level of reserves at today's FOMC meeting, meaning it increases its bond purchases, a process that "will look, walk and talk like quantitative easing," says Gennadiy Goldberg, senior U.S. rates strategist at TD Securities, a primary dealer that does business directly with the Fed.
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"This election season has demonstrated that the American people firmly reject the way in which Washington traditionally does business and the cavalier way in which the current administration has disregarded the rule of law," 18 GOP attorneys general wrote in a letter to bipartisan congressional leadership, released on Tuesday, that endorses new checks on federal regulatory power.
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However, U.S. Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE and Defense Undersecretary and Comptroller David Norquist are changing the way the government does business by formally beginning a complete audit process earlier this year.
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Months before Bezos announced his historically big donation, Amazon announced it's changing the way it does business Amazon founder Jeff Bezos says he is committing $100 billion "to start" in the fight against climate change — indicating he may go even higher in his effort to fund scientists, activists and organizations working to mitigate the human-made emissions that are contributing to global warming.
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That it was a time for honesty... Over four days in Los Angeles it was great to spend time with [Juergen Teller] and some of today's amazing talents as they look to reshape how Hollywood does business in a post-Weinstein world, including cover stars Margot Robbie and Nicole Kidman – two of the most straight-talking professionals I've ever had the pleasure of working with.
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On July 26, the US blocked the International Olympic Committee's desire to send sports equipment to North Korea so its athletes can train for future competitions (which the UN Security Council also blocked on Thursday.) And on August 3, the US Treasury Department placed sanctions on a Russian bank that the US says still does business with North Korea, despite existing measures expressly forbidding that.
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AS A COMPANY THAT DOES BUSINESS IN 165 COUNTRIES IN THE WORLD, THAT'S VERY IMPORTANT TO US. With CNBC in the U.S., CNBCin Asia Pacific, CNBC in Europe, Middle East and Africa, and CNBC World, CNBCis the recognized world leader in business news and provides real-timefinancial market coverage and business information to approximately 381 millionhomes worldwide, including more than 94 million households in the United Statesand Canada.
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But on Tuesday the company was criticized by U.S. Senator Mark Warner for failing to present the information about these Russian-organized events during a briefing last week with staff of the Senate Intelligence Committee which is investigating the allegations of election interference — opening itself up to further accusations that it's not being adequately transparent, and that how it does business represents a risk to established democratic processes.
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Oliver North, who was once at the center of a controversy in which he sold weapons to Tehran to fund a rebel group in Nicaragua, said on Tuesday that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE should sanction anyone who does business with Iran, Fox News reported.
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The rules would have required unions to disclose the name of any party buying or selling union assets of $85033,000 or more, required more union officials to declare whether they receive any income or economic benefit from an entity that does business with the union or employs union members, and required union trusts—organizations such as strike funds and apprenticeship programs set up to benefit workers—to file their own separate financial disclosures.
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The European Union's top court has ruled that Uber should be regulated like a taxi company, a move that could have major implications for how the popular ride-hailing app does business in Europe — and raises questions about its future in the US. The European Court of Justice issued the ruling in a case brought by Barcelona cab drivers, who argued that Uber had an unfair advantage over them because it wasn't regulated as heavily.
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If the U.S. government were to use a broad definition of a terrorist organization to define the Brotherhood, "this would mean a complete reworking of how the U.S. does business in the Middle East and potentially in countries beyond the Middle East," said Dana Stroul, a senior fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy and a previous senior staffer on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, where she covered the Middle East, North Africa and Turkey.
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During a briefing at the conclusion of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in Vietnam, Putin also dismissed reports that Commerce Secretary Wilbur RossWilbur Louis RossTrump administration delays penalty on Huawei for another 90 days WaPo calls Trump admin 'another threat' to endangered species Recession fears surge as stock markets plunge MORE holds a stake in a company that does business with a Russian company with possible ties to the Russian president's son-in-law, according to multiple reports.
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Reporting by The New York Times, ProPublica and others over the past 18 months has raised serious questions about how it does business at home and abroad: corruption allegations against companies McKinsey partnered with in South Africa and Mongolia; a federal criminal investigation into the firm's bankruptcy practice in the United States; attempts to deny that it helped put into effect controversial Trump administration immigration policies; and evidence that McKinsey cherry-picked nonviolent inmates for a pilot project and made it seem that an attempt to curb violence at New York City's Rikers Island jail complex was working (it wasn't).
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