Anyone doing business with Iran will NOT be doing business with the United States.
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"Anyone doing business with Iran will NOT be doing business with the United States," he added.
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" He concluded, "in many respects, doing business in China is easier than doing business in California.
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But Donald Trump tweeted that anyone doing business with Iran will not be doing business with America.
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"Anyone doing business with Iran will NOT be doing business with the United States," Trump tweeted Tuesday.
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"Anyone doing business with Iran will NOT be doing business with the United States," Trump tweeted on Tuesday.
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The president warned Tuesday that anyone doing business with Iran will not be doing business with the United States.
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Western business ventures and governments should accept the reality that doing business with Iran is doing business with the IRGC.
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Oriel: David, you've just heard what Chris had to say about doing business in Hong Kong, versus doing business in Singapore.
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They must, therefore, choose between doing business with the United States and doing business with foreign parties targeted by U.S. primary sanctions.
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"Anyone doing business with Iran will NOT be doing business with the United States," Trump continued, in a tweet posted that morning.
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Most global banks, bound by tough reporting requirements on doing business with so-called politically exposed persons, have avoided doing business with her.
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In fact, the World Bank's annual 'Doing Business' report ranked Macedonia 22019th globally and 6th in Europe in the list of states for doing business.
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In the World Bank's 28500 Doing Business report, the U.K. ranked second among all 6900 EU members in the ease of doing business, behind only Denmark.
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They also punished foreign countries' companies and banks for doing business with Iran by forcing them to choose between doing business with the US or Iran.
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Trump calling them, quote, the most biting sanctions ever imposed, and warning that country doing business with Tehran will not be doing business with the United States.
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SORKIN: HOW DO YOU THINK ABOUT U.S. AND CHINA RELATIONS THESE DAYS AND HOW IT RELATES TO YOU DOING BUSINESS HERE AND YOU DOING BUSINESS IN THE U.S.?
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As the ACLU letter makes clear, the bills make no distinction between doing business with Israel and doing business with companies that are part of Israel's illegal occupation.
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But he also stopped short of apologizing for the remark, and appeared to give companies a choice between doing business with the U.S. or doing business with Iran.
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"Anyone doing business with Iran will NOT be doing business with the United States," President Donald Trump blasted on Twitter when the sanctions were further ratcheted up in August.
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The companies include: Solace Technologies LLC, doing business as Solace Vapor; Hype City Vapors LLC; Humble Juice Co. LLC; and Artist Liquids Laboratories LLC, doing business as Artist Liquid Labs.
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"I think the ease of doing business has improved in Indonesia," Hartarto said, pointing to how Indonesia placed 91 in the World Bank's ease of doing business rankings in 2016.
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S. entities doing business with the sanctioned individuals and businesses, in effect deterring investors around the world, not simply Americans, from doing business with the sanctioned Russians and their firms.
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Trump has since warned that countries doing business with Iran will "NOT be doing business with the United States" as his administration re-imposed sanctions on Iran earlier this month.
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That effectively bars US companies from doing business with Huawei.
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The ease of doing business indicator also ranks below peers.
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Some of the biggest companies doing business on the web.
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Those sanctions prohibited American companies from doing business with PDVSA.
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They extort money from those doing business in the neighborhoods.
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Again it comes back to the cost of doing business.
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"It is not about doing business there," the spokesperson added.
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WILL TITLE III IMPACT U.S. COMPANIES DOING BUSINESS IN CUBA?
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A fog surrounds those doing business with the Trumps, too.
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For most Democrats, that's just the cost of doing business.
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Doing business with unsavoury regimes is always fraught with risk.
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Doing business in the Middle East often presents numerous minefields.
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It's a common part of doing business in the region.
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AND NO, LOOK, IT WAS A PART OF DOING BUSINESS.
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Is that just "the price of doing business in America"?
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Several other cities have stopped doing business with the bank.
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They are still reluctant to start doing business with Iran.
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But the rules of doing business in India have changed.
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"All American companies are doing business in China," Barkley said.
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Naito has been doing business with China since the 1980s.
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Brighthouse has been doing business under the name since March.
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Birkenstock, for example, decided to stop doing business with Amazon.
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He does not stand in the way of doing business.
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THE EASE OF DOING BUSINESS IS ALREADY AN ATTRACTION HERE.
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We are all part of the enterprise, "doing business" together.
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Or will the old way of doing business win out?
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And how do we rethink our way of doing business?
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I hereby order you to stop doing business with them.
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American companies will face heavy restrictions on doing business there.
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We're going to keep doing business as we always have.
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Living and doing business here can be a bit pricey.
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I don't think that's an honorable way of doing business.
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Are they doing business taxes only or personal taxes too?
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The bank, which makes and guarantees loans and provides insurance to companies doing business overseas, benefits large corporations but can also act as a powerful financial tool for some small companies doing business abroad.
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"We expect that Europeans will see, as businesses all over Europe are seeing, that the choice between doing business with Iran or doing business with the United States is very clear to them," Bolton said.
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But that's part of the attraction of doing business with Berkshire.
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But others shrug off regulation as the cost of doing business.
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It's an old-school way of doing business, family to family.
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Doing business here isn't as cheap as it used to be.
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Page had a whole lot of experience doing business in Russia.
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Do not take offense to the new way of doing business.
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The tariffs affect nearly every US company doing business with China.
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What are the pros and cons of doing business in Florida?
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The second, measuring 1,450 square feet, began doing business last Monday.
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The alternative – not doing business in Iran – will seem more attractive.
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The latest of these Doing Business rankings was published this week.
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The billionaire was speaking on stage about "purpose" while doing business.
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Source: World Bank "Doing Business in 2017" survey, JPMorgan Asset Management.
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For Big Tech, fines are a rational cost of doing business.
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And that's "the price of doing business in America", isn't it?
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They include curbs on doing business and a blacklist of officials.
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The last thing I care about is doing business with people.
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Doing business is hard when agencies no longer act in unison.
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Financial payoffs are thought to be a cost of doing business.
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Paying for CTE may just be the cost of doing business.
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EST: The President's Advisory Council on Doing Business in Africa meets.
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It's an unusual blend of cultures, of styles, of doing business.
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They must channel that creativity toward new ways of doing business.
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They all collect personal data in the course of doing business.
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International organizations give Georgia top marks for ease of doing business.
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The administration has banned Huawei from doing business with federal agencies.
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Drugs have been a hushed but vital part of doing business.
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The cost of living helps drive the cost of doing business.
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Doing business overseas requires navigating through a dense "thicket" of regulations.
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That would include an estimated 6,000 companies doing business in Europe.
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We're doing business and you have to look at the fundamentals.
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Here's a unique approach to Western companies doing business in China.
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Lord Ashcroft has since denied ever doing business with Mossack Fonseca.
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"Doing business with ICE is not okay," Haskins wrote on Wednesday.
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For some companies, it's viewed as the cost of doing business.
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He's being doing business along the border for nearly 30 years.
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"Our children can't be the cost of doing business," she said.
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It restricts American firms from doing business with the Chinese company.
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Banks doing business with it could be subject to American penalties.
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We take this as a given — the cost of doing business.
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Reform your ease of doing business, the regulations, the red tape.
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He appreciated the Prime Minister's initiatives in 'ease of doing business.
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NBC also has a long history of doing business with Trump.
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We have three full-time contractors doing business development and sales.
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Justine Calma: Microsoft is still doing business with fossil fuel companies.
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Some old people are undaunted by cashless ways of doing business.
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Cost of Doing Business Ivanka Trump's business just absorbed some blows.
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The hotel is no longer doing business with the Trump Organization.
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Financial institutions are also forbidden from doing business with the organization.
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But Bloomberg has spent his life doing business on Wall Street.
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Now it seems that's just a side effect of doing business.
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Harassment doesn't need to be just the cost of doing business.
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And when forced to make a decision about choosing either doing business with the mullahs, or doing business with the United States, every time they are going to choose to do business with the United States.
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They can often be shrugged off as a cost of doing business.
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Even the most devoted gearhead acknowledges that particular cost of doing business.
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Such deals position Japan well for doing business with partners outside America.
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U.S. companies are banned from doing business with companies on that list.
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But it also applies secondary measures to anyone doing business with Venezuela.
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He was doing business with my friend's production company down the hall.
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San Francisco already prohibits tobacco companies from doing business on city property.
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Jonathan Zittrain: That this is not a usual way of doing business.
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These are dwarfed, however, by the cost of doing business in space.
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You're doing business stuff, and you reach out to shake somebody's hand.
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New York City is still doing business with Wells Fargo, for now.
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Everyone, do not take offense to the new way of doing business.
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LB: Well we have been doing business in China for many years.
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The sanctions prevent U.S. citizens doing business with the individuals and organization.
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It has, until recently, been an unshakeable rule of doing business online.
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"This is just the reality of doing business in space," Beck said.
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In my mind, it is just a different way of doing business.
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Beijing has impeded individual South Korean firms from doing business in China.
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It has hence introduced tight restrictions on doing business with the peninsula.
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The regulatory confusion makes the cost of doing business high and burdensome.
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Iran sits 120th on the World Bank's Ease of Doing Business index.
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In other words, they're learning what it's like doing business with Bezos.
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"This is just a new way of doing business," Nakasone said Tuesday.
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In the past, farmers accepted drift as a cost of doing business.
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"There will be a more positive way of doing business," Carroll predicted.
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It could bar state-owned companies from doing business with American businesses.
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CT: What's the most important thing he's told you about doing business?
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They're also a reality of doing business in the UK and Australia.
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The syntactical insanity of regex is just the cost of doing business.
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Doing business in a conflict zone has its unique hardships, she says.
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That's something I tell everyone, even now that we're doing business management.
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"It's the cost of doing business in Houston," Bates said by phone.
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It could intensify regulation of American companies doing business on the mainland.
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Mr. Khosrowshahi has forsworn his predecessor's infamously pugnacious way of doing business.
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"We have been doing business in India for many years," he said.
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Large international banks have been especially wary of doing business in Iran.
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Regulation, after all, is just another tax, a cost of doing business.
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Plus, it could impose punitive measures against American companies doing business here.
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"This was part of doing business in this country," Mr. Ackermann said.
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The ensuing controversy revealed the unspoken rules of doing business with Beijing.
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U.S. companies are prohibited from doing business with companies on the list.
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Indeed, in today's world copycat companies are a reality of doing business.
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The bank guarantees loans for U.S. companies doing business in foreign countries.
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But China pushed back, saying that's the price of doing business there.
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The situation underscores the difficulty of doing business in war-torn regions.
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But none of our companies are doing business in Bitcoin or anything.
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For Western athletes and entertainers, doing business in Saudi Arabia remains fraught.
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Air kisses, flattery, and deference are part of doing business in Hollywood.
|
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And China has halted its banks from doing business with North Korea.
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U.S. firms are banned from doing business with companies on the list.
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By doing business with the Kushners, Mr. Wu may buy himself safety.
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Britain, France and Germany have promised to continue doing business with Tehran.
|
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The sanctions would prevent most American companies from doing business with Pdvsa.
|
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This may well be the new way of doing business with Washington.
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The administration will once again generally prohibit foreign subsidiaries of U.S. companies from doing business in Iran and will revive a broad array of statutes and executive orders that threaten sanctions against foreign companies doing business in Iran.
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Major foreign banks are wary of doing business with Iran because of fears that they would violate restrictions on U.S. banks, which are still banned from doing business with Iran because of core U.S. sanctions that remain in force.
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The country ranks 123 on the World Bank's Ease of Doing Business Index.
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And there are cautionary tales about the difficulties of doing business in space.
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Red Hat's heritage is doing business around the Linux open-source operating system.
|
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Sempra other companies doing business with Saudi Arabia faces a risk of criticism.
|
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It threatens every company and industry doing business in the State of Oklahoma.
|
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The injunction would stop Global++ from doing business while the lawsuit is ongoing.
|
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It's caused us internally to look at, to question how we're doing business.
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Tax documents for American Solutions do not show it doing business as VotersTrust.
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In reality, though, it rarely outweighs the time and costs of doing business.
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HAS IT AFFECTED YOUR RELATIONSHIP WITH DOING BUSINESS WITH EXPRESS SCRIPTS, CVS, ETC?
|
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"We're actually open not to doing business with them," Trump said on Sunday.
|
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Lamia's chances of doing business with football teams in the future seem shot.
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"We're going to be doing business with partners around the world," Steckel said.
|
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An Iowa judge also barred the company from doing business in the state.
|
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Washington has banned U.S. firms from doing business with Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei.
|
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Existing industries will seek protection from new technologies and ways of doing business.
|
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So did Ranger have any qualms about doing business with violent authoritarian governments?
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You have to follow the law of the countries where you're doing business.
|
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Why does China have to expropriate technology as the price of doing business.
|
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Every activity outside of these two pursuits is a cost of doing business.
|
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This would leave Britain facing tariffs when doing business with the European Union.
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They are denied visas and Americans are barred from doing business with them.
|
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Yet Apple continues doing business in China, netting it further charges of hypocrisy.
|
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Multinationals saw fines from the authorities as a tolerable cost of doing business.
|
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Low utility prices and robust state incentives make doing business here a bargain.
|
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U.S. persons and companies are banned from doing business with the restricted companies.
|
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Even higher penalties can be written off as a cost of doing business.
|
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But some South African officials are concerned about doing business with Saudi Arabia.
|
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His criticism of the bank's research went far beyond its "Doing Business" reports.
|
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Automakers doing business in Brazil have been asked about their outlook on Brazil.
|
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Those sanctions prohibited American companies from doing business with the national oil company.
|
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It would hurt France's image when it comes to doing business in France.
|
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Morocco's Doing Business ranking rose from 128 in 2010 to 60 in 2019.
|
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This is, to put it mildly, not a popular way of doing business.
|
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And more costs for doing business in Europe may be on the way.
|
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Overall, ease of doing business does not mean less regulation, the report noted.
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Your culture is your values, your way of doing business, your communication style.
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Subsequently, multiple US companies started to back away from doing business with Huawei.
|
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"The cost of doing business there was quite low, relatively speaking," he said.
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It has also banned Chinese lenders from doing business with North Korean clients.
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The initial cost and ongoing cost of doing business are critical decision drivers.
|
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But Bolton didn't rule out sanctions for European companies doing business with Iran.
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We will need to envision new ways of living together and doing business.
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This is what prevents other banks from doing business with Russia or Iran.
|
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It ranks seventh in the World Bank's index of ease of doing business.
|
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Several Finnish companies have a long history in doing business in neighboring Russia.
|
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Could such subsidies become a cost of doing business in a hotter world?
|
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All of these components made me question the way we were doing business.
|
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Investors may see the potential fine as a simple cost of doing business.
|
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It's not a technology stock that invented a new way of doing business.
|
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"Governing a country is not like doing business," the state-sponsored newspaper added.
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Trade agreements are intended to reduce the costs of doing business across borders.
|
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But before doing business with his good friend, Torres lays some ground rules.
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The EU has imposed a blanket ban on doing business with North Korea.
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Serbia moved up nine notches in the World Bank's 2016 Doing Business Survey.
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Doing business in Macau has been a rocky road for the casino operators.
|
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"Now they're going to be doing business with that person again," Trump said.
|
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Companies threatened to stop doing business in those states, and celebrities encouraged boycotts.
|
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If you are doing business with the IRGC, you will be bankrolling terrorism.
|
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The Germans say, 'No we're not going to stop doing business in Iran.
|
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Given his record, that's what people doing business with him needed to know.
|
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It's more or less how House leaders have been doing business for years.
|
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"Looking forward to doing business with you!" the advertisement, circulated on WhatsApp, read.
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This prohibits U.S. companies from doing business with Huawei without a special license.
|
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"This was part of doing business in this country," he told the NYT.
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They include visas for tourists, those doing business or people seeking medical treatment.
|
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Yet Europe risks doing business with the same technology firms facilitating these abuses.
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"If you get flak from a vendor, they aren't worth doing business with."
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After years of doing business in Asia, he's now in an MBA program.
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"We need clarity before doing business with Malaysia," said a Mumbai-based dealer.
|
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"Clearview is focused on doing business in USA and Canada," Ton-That said.
|
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The Trump administration has recently sent mixed signals on doing business in Russia.
|
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To understand loss and longing as being merely the cost of doing business?
|
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Why are Roc Nation and the N.F.L. doing business this Super Bowl weekend?
|
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For most of the big banks, doing business with HNA has been lucrative.
|
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Zyabkin said that hacked links are a consequence of doing business on Sape.
|
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The White House's decision effectively bars Huawei from doing business with American companies.
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For example, he tells American companies they must stop doing business in China.
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But as a political statement, it represents a new way of doing business.
|
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It is partly because they identify with Mr. Trump's way of doing business.
|
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Will Mr. Trump carry his style of doing business into the White House?
|
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"German companies doing business in Iran should wind down operations immediately," he wrote.
|
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But the US still prohibits all US banks from doing business with Iran.
|
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The city was considering doing business again with the company associated with this.
|
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This arm of the investment-banking division stopped doing business with Mr. Trump.
|
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Weinstein continued doing business as usual while the charges against him were dropped.
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"NO PROOF" The NDAA bans the U.S. government from doing business with Huawei or compatriot peer ZTE Corp or from doing business with any company that has equipment from the two firms as a "substantial or essential component" of their system.
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Anti-Trump activists have created the "Grab Your Wallet" campaign, compiling a list of businesses, contact information, and suggested demands to try to induce various companies to choose between doing business with the Trump family and doing business with liberals.
|
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Difficulties in doing business including tough inspections have prompted traders to add hefty premiums that total hundreds of thousands of dollars to offer prices in state tenders, premiums they say are necessary to hedge against the risk of doing business.
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NO PROOF The NDDA bans the U.S. government from doing business with Huawei or compatriot peer ZTE Corp or from doing business with any company that has equipment from the two firms as a "substantial or essential component" of their system.
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"We say any company thinking about doing business in Iran or with Iranian companies face serious risks that they will be doing business with those, like the IRGC (Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps), supporting terrorism and instability throughout the world," she said.
|
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"Americans need to understand the risks of doing business in Cuba," Mr. Gómez said.
|
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Can the world's second biggest smartphone maker adapt to not doing business with America?
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Walmart denied the reports and told CNBC it will continue doing business in Japan.
|
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"I don't think anyone is going to stop doing business with us," she said.
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Qualcomm had been doing business with those factories long before the iPhone, Qualcomm said.
|
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The example Jairek gave was a guy who spent all his time doing business.
|
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Leaving the EU would complicate doing business without significantly cutting compliance costs, Sears said.
|
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That is changing and it is challenging a number of ways of doing business.
|
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Doing business globally means being able to accept payments from customers wherever they are.
|
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Take the US government ban on doing business with some Chinese firms, like Huawei.
|
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Banks pulled back from doing business with the company, and his partners squeezed him.
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Or stop doing business with the company, and be sure to tell it why.
|
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He also proposed that Japan and China cooperate in doing business in third countries.
|
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Virtually every company doing business in the European Union has some challenging months ahead.
|
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Other companies have said they plan to stop doing business in North Carolina altogether.
|
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The fallout is that doing business in British pounds will become more costly. Period.
|
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News of that development led major gun companies to stop doing business with Dick's.
|
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The region is a major manufacturing center for companies doing business with American companies.
|
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There has to be a will to change the way we are doing business.
|
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Locals are increasingly doing business in euros and dollars and away from the lira.
|
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European companies doing business in the U.S. are taxed according to the same principle.
|
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In the case of Michael Flynn, he was secretly doing business with Turkey, correct?
|
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As a result, Washington has effectively blacklisted Huawei from doing business with U.S. firms.
|
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GDPR, which turns 1 in May, applies to any company doing business with Europe.
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Deutsche Bank told CNBC this is "typical" when doing business with hedge funds, however.
|
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The U.S. discovers that ZTE has been doing business with Iran and North Korea.
|
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ZTE, a Chinese technology firm, was temporarily banned from doing business with American firms.
|
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American politicians muse about punishing big Chinese banks for doing business with North Korea.
|
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As for the OBOR project, private firms doing business will need contracts and financing.
|
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And we still have questions about Europe and European companies doing business in Iran.
|
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The sanctions would have hit companies doing business with Russian defense and intelligence agencies.
|
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Corporate giants doing business abroad are painting a dreary picture of the world's economy.
|
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Comcast and NBCUniversal are large companies doing business across a wide variety of sectors.
|
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However, Doing Business indicators, as measured by the World Bank, have slipped below peers.
|
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The regulations for doing business in Havana are "mind-boggling", says a foreign entrepreneur.
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Egypt comes a woeful 131st in the World Bank's ease-of-doing-business ranking.
|
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It also comes high in the World Bank's rankings for ease of doing business.
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There are around 5,000 German firms doing business in Russia, including many household names.
|
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The risks of doing business in Russia are a familiar theme for the company.
|
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The president also urged companies to seek "an alternative" to doing business in China.
|
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Because of its remoteness, the cost of doing business in Canada's Arctic is high.
|
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"This is the cost of doing business in 21st century politics," the insider said.
|
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Doing business with Eastland is not something most African Americans remember with any fondness.
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Name Withheld There's good reason for the old warning against doing business with friends.
|
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The U.S. has threatened those who continue doing business with Iran with economic repercussions.
|
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The kids are clearly turning over a very healthy profit just doing business locally.
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The divestments are a reminder of another cost of doing business in Nigeria - corruption.
|
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We're probably the lowest cost of doing business of any significant financial services company.
|
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U.S. sanctions ban most American firms like Nike from doing business with North Korea.
|
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Trump has denied that he was doing business with the Russians during this period.
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Nah, not really, we're just going back to the normal way of doing business.
|
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But the costs of doing business on the internet may be about to rise.
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The second goal is to make multinational corporations wary about doing business in China.
|
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And he reflects a new wave of rethinking the old ways of doing business.
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European nations have created a financial transaction system to continue doing business with Iran.
|
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I find that doing business is easier when you meet someone face to face.
|
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And it's posing unusual challenges to Trump's way of doing business with the world.
|
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The speech highlights the benefits in efficiency and product quality of doing business here.
|
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The order means Americans are now banned from doing business with the Venezuelan government.
|
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Those targeted by the sanctions also are banned from doing business with American citizens.
|
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"It is fundamentally affecting the way many companies are now doing business," he said.
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According to various regulatory filings, these firms ceased doing business as of this summer.
|
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Companies cite internet controls as among the biggest obstacles to doing business in China.
|
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The rules did not apply to licensed gun dealers doing business on the platform.
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"Brexit is going to increase the cost of doing business," he told the BBC.
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This is part and parcel of doing business, is not shipping American workers overseas.
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The meeting was a general discussion about doing business in Libya, Phares told CNN.
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And it's increased the cost of doing business and living within the five boroughs.
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"Cycles are just a part of doing business and will never end," he said.
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The state does well for Cost of Doing Business, tying for the fourth lowest.
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"We will stop punishing companies for doing business in the United States," Trump added.
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Multinational companies routinely accept it as a cost of doing business in those markets.
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Then, one week you're doing business, next week you're doing technology, then world affairs.
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Those options include secondary sanctions that would target countries for doing business with Pyongyang.
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The supplier failed to follow our standards, so we stopped doing business with them.
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We now know that her alias email accounts were her prime method of doing business.
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U.S. sanctions typically block American firms from doing business with specific foreign governments or companies.
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"As we look at minimum wage, it's just the cost of doing business," Mabry said.
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America could blacklist Chinese state enterprises and banks doing business with the North, for instance.
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I would say this work is now embedded in our whole way of doing business.
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For one LA-based recycling company, it means a whole new way of doing business.
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The problem is the cracks may be appearing in the old way of doing business.
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"Many payment processors are skittish about doing business in the fantasy sports space," said Charchian.
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Even before Mr Trump took office, foreign firms were skittish about doing business in Iran.
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"That's the cost of doing business," Vincent Rossetti, vice president of restaurant operations, told Bloomberg.
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Years of watching my state's corrupt way of doing business drove me to seek change.
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These two reforms provide security, stability and predictability for everyone living and doing business here.
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The country now ranks 131 on the World Bank's Doing Business 2020 index, released Wednesday.
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The use of common definitions and format does not change our way of doing business.
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What the EU calls 'illegal state aid' the rest of the world calls 'doing business.
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Yet Google could well judge that such fines are an acceptable cost of doing business.
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Morocco also hopes to host the regional headquarters of Western firms doing business in Africa.
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Saudi Arabia ranks a poor 92nd in the World Bank's ease-of-doing-business index.
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The first is doing business with hospitals and health-care companies in the existing system.
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As a result, the cost of doing business in Europe is about to go up.
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But for journalists piling into Hofstra University, the price of doing business has gotten steeper.
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The state finishes No. 12 in Cost of Doing Business, from No. 4 in 2018.
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It is ludicrous to think that American tech firms will stop doing business in China.
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In 2011, CalPERS agreed to sell holdings in companies doing business in Iran and Sudan.
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For those contemplating doing business in China, these gaps in protection continue to be significant.
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But the US Treasury Department accused it of doing business with North Korea in 2012.
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"Everyone, do not take offense to the new way of doing business," the message reads.
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Kalthoum said the company had not received any official guidance about doing business in Qatar.
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That makes doing business easier and also attractive for moving into the city from abroad.
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Of who can do business there and what the terms of doing business there are.
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Nearly a month on, many are finding that doing business is more complicated than ever.
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Russia needs to be isolated and restricted from doing business with American and Western companies.
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Now, Miwa says, a broader range of companies outside of manufacturing are doing business abroad.
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Doing business in the analog world, I don't quite have my old sea legs back.
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"It is a cost of doing business to combat nation-state intelligence agencies," he said.
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Taking the money has made customers more secure in doing business with Katerra, Marks said.
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The two have been inseparable ... socializing, doing business together and even living together at times.
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From a young age, I was interested in entrepreneurship, doing business and interacting with clients.
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Moreover, 44% of Americans would stop doing business with a company they disagreed with politically.
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However, investors seem to have accepted this as the "price of doing business," Hackel said.
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Meanwhile, US tech companies have been largely banned from doing business in China for years.
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"We didn't invent this way of doing business," one mill owner pointed out to me.
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He also tweeted out a directive for US companies to stop doing business in China.
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President Trump told reporters on Friday that the US won't be doing business with Huawei.
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Coworking giant WeWork, now doing business as We, plans to become a publicly traded company.
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However, real structural reform would involve fundamental changes to the Chinese model of doing business.
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Why is the United States punishing American companies for doing business in a U.S. territory?
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It also aims to compensate European firms facing sanctions for doing business in the country.
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He said Islam did not forbid doing business or having friendships with Christians or Jews.
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The negotiations themselves, or maintaining the established way of doing business, are never the objectives.
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The sanctions prohibit U.S. citizens or entities from doing business with the sanctioned Russian entities.
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So our mission of doing business and doing well is really to provide for others.
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"Never did I imagine the American government would be doing business with the Communist government."
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In return, the Times reports, ZTE will "once again begin doing business with American companies."
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Unfortunately, slight changes to make platforms more ad-friendly is our cost of doing business.
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All of these changes upend the old way of doing business in the energy industry.
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Facing those scenarios is the cost of doing business, no matter what business you're in.
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He said the company has not received any official guidance about doing business in Qatar.
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"So I think we're ready to just move on and start doing business," Gallegos said.
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Diplomats said they could include sanctions on non-EU countries still doing business with Pyongyang.
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Certainly, there are ill-considered, overly-complex regulations that increase the cost of doing business.
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And he has made it clear that he will not be doing business as usual.
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If they were sufficiently worried, he said, they could stop doing business in those places.
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Banks in the United States cleared financial transactions for Huawei, inadvertently doing business with Skycom.
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The French want to continue doing business with Iran and resent pressure by the Americans.
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In 7.53, HSBC appeared to have a change of heart about doing business with Huawei.
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Washington in January asked foreign gold buyers to stop doing business with the Venezuelan government.
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The #GrabYourWallet movement organized consumer boycotts of companies doing business with the Trumps; it worked.
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The US last year sanctioned PDVSA, barring Americans from doing business with the oil giant.
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City officials said such assessments are a normal part of doing business in Puerto Rico.
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They say China discriminates against foreign companies doing business here and unfairly supports local companies.
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If regulators had concerns, they could simply tell banks to stop doing business with them.
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This equates to a tax increase on businesses for the simple act of doing business.
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At Facebook, it seems, harm is a cost of doing business on a global scale.
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I.O. in mounting a boycott of American companies doing business with South Africa's apartheid government.
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Including families and individuals who filed for bankruptcy after doing business as a LuLaRoe consultant.
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CNBC spoke with Kyle Kirshner, who has been doing business in China for several years.
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You might notice Nick is off doing "business," whatever it is, a little too much.
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"It became apparent that doing business as usual wasn't going to be enough," she said.
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Clearly, the financial, legal and socio-political uncertainties of doing business with Iran are great.
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Virginia (Highest Rank - #003 in Workforce; Lowest Rank - #34 in Cost of Doing Business) 5.
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Some believe an increase hurts small business by adding to the cost of doing business.
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Minnesota (Highest Rank - #2 in Education; Lowest Rank - #36 in Cost of Doing Business) 73.
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Foreign companies have used Hong Kong as a base for doing business on the mainland.
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Those sanctions had blocked doing business with Iran's energy, financial, shipping, insurance and auto industries.
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That means that Brinks and its armored trucks are a necessary part of doing business.
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It's unfair that companies' so-called cost of doing business is still deductible, Davidoff said.
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First of all, this is a classic example of the Clinton model of doing business.
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Another difficulty facing those doing business with Qatar now is logistical, an international banker said.
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"In the short run, this is surely the harder way of doing business," says Rasch.
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Things are just as impressive when it comes to actually doing business in South Dakota.
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It will surely change how companies think about doing business in certain states and cities.
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It also cautioned Germans about traveling to Turkey and warned investors against doing business there.
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He had been doing business with a large company ordering equipment for his freelance jobs.
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S. companies for doing business with the Venezuela government or the state oil monopoly PDVSA.
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Now, we do something called the Doing Business Index and that the week after the Doing Business Index comes out is my busiest week because all of these heads of state, ministers of finance are calling me, it's like yelling at the refs. Yeah.
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"Companies doing business with each other are spending more and more resources on understanding what is the risk associated with doing business with third parties and fourth parties," Team8 CEO Nadav Zafrir told Reuters on the sidelines of a Tel Aviv University cyber conference.
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In the World Bank's ranking of 190 countries by ease of doing business, Ecuador ranks 114th.
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"You should know where your ads are going and who you're doing business with," Zaneis said.
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S. firms with more than 25% American components in their products, from doing business with Huawei.
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Settlements, on the other hand, are much easier to calculate as a cost of doing business.
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It also has curbs on doing business with Crimea, which Moscow annexed from Ukraine in 2014.
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The Trump administration on Thursday altered sanctions against companies doing business with Russia's domestic intelligence agency.
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He's still grappling to find a routine that suits his fast-paced preference for doing business.
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I would be afraid that they would pull out suddenly and stop doing business with us.
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Yet for all his consternation over the cost of doing business, he can't give it up.
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Like cabs, they can more easily absorb fees as part of the cost of doing business.
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Outside the 10-mile by 10-mile district, the cost of doing business may be less.
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"Doing business in Iraq can be complicated, but the Iraqi market has vast potential," said Tillerson.
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RUSSIA ADVANCES IN 2020 DOING BUSINESS RANKINGS TO 28TH POSITION FROM 31ST IN 2019 - WORLD BANK
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State incentives and some utility costs hurt an otherwise affordable state's Cost of Doing Business ranking.
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Perhaps the biggest risk companies face in doing business with Saudi Arabia is from America's Congress.
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But these countries are not exactly champions in the World Bank's ease-of-doing-business league.
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Snap-on Tools is a $3.4 billion publicly traded tool company doing business in 130 countries.
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Google, for its part, protests loudly but treats the penalty as a cost of doing business.
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Whatever rules the European Union adopts will have a profound impact on companies doing business online.
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S. companies already shy away from doing business with Iran's petrochemicals sector because of existing sanctions.
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For its 3G Kindle models, Amazon eats that data cost as a price of doing business.
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Under the sanctions, US companies and government agencies are prohibited from doing business with those entities.
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Fines are often seen as the cost of doing business and are small compared with profits.
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DOING business in Saudi Arabia has long involved accepting a trade-off between stability and sclerosis.
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And what can other companies learn from it about doing business in such a trouble spot?
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He said the joint venture boosted sugar sourcing in Brazil by doing business with independent mills.
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"If you are doing business with the IRGC, you will be bankrolling terrorism," Mr Trump said.
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In the World Bank's Ease of Doing Business index, Indonesia ranks a woeful 109 of 189.
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The World Bank publishes an annual ranking of the ease of doing business in various countries.
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In effect, strengthening patent protections can serve to exclude American companies from doing business without permission.
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And at the end of the day, we can be doing business faster, smarter and farther.
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"Key risks remain the remaining legal issues and a higher cost of doing business," Sigman wrote.
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In the first instance, it appears China's approach to doing business with Africa has quietly shifted.
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Others, like China, are investing heavily to strengthen innovation and improve the ease of doing business.
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Kamrava said the Emiratis had already threatened to deny contracts to businesses doing business in Qatar.
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"If our credit card transaction fees go up, that's the cost of doing business," said Cannon.
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Gabon ranks 164th out of 190 in the 2017 World Bank "Ease of Doing Business" indicator.
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"The regulatory costs and the cost of doing business is rising, so size matters," Shroff said.
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Legal/Procurement This is perhaps the single-most challenging part of doing business with large companies.
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Twitter has a stake in the company and blocked it from doing business with the CIA.
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Yet it lies in the bottom half of the World Bank's ease-of-doing-business index.
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We're told he's still on good terms with Braun and they will continue doing business together.
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Trump also signed an executive order penalizing any company or person doing business with North Korea.
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Cloudflare ceased doing business with The Daily Stormer and characterized the move as his unilateral decision.
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Now, investors are expecting the government to lower taxes and help in ease of doing business.
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Even where doing business with Qatar is still technically possible, it is becoming harder in practice.
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Doing business in China or even competing against Chinese companies is difficult enough for large corporations.
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Some 170 countries that use Huawei must now decide whether doing business with it is safe.
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The order essentially denies access to the United States to those doing business with North Korea.
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When companies boycotted Israel over its treatment of Palestinians, several states stopped doing business with them.
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Sandberg committed to not doing business with China or other countries that conflict with Facebook's values.
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Zurich Insurance said it would look into insurance cover for corporate customers doing business with Iran.
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Moreover, for people doing business with the city, nothing they give is matched with public dollars.
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This would, in turn, improve the ease-of-doing-business for US companies in the country.
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And if European companies stop doing business with Iran, the nuclear deal will almost certainly collapse.
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" But among Davos delegates, the FT reported "reactions to doing business with Saudi Arabia were mixed.
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"The Doing Business indicators and methodology are designed with no single country in mind," it said.
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For companies interested in doing business with the Army, it is a multi-billion market opportunity.
|
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AT&T still faces the many hurdles that all companies have in doing business in Iran.
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The Trump administration has started approving licenses for US companies to resume doing business with Huawei.
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This will impact the ability of European companies, for example, to keep doing business with Iran.
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Leaving honest feedback after a transaction is an important part of doing business on the platform.
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But it is also seeking to keep up pressure on those still doing business with Pyongyang.
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It could also see companies based in TPP member nations shy away from doing business stateside.
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Last week, we heard the PBOC calling Chinese banks to stop doing business with North Korea.
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I got the "take the veil off your eyes, honey, this is what you're doing" business.
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Still, most of the industry has just adjusted to this as the cost of doing business.
|
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U.S. officials have said that anyone doing business with these banned entities risked incurring harsh penalties.
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Will the administration and Congress be pro-innovation or pro the old way of doing business?
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That deduction doesn't fly if you're not doing business with, say, a client while diligently caffeinating.
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In part, the breach stemmed from Ms. Spar's different way of doing business, several officials said.
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Even when the Chinese and Cuban autocrats bless the enterprise, doing business in Cuba is hard.
|
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American companies doing business in the country are reporting strong results and limited slowdown, he noted.
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P.T. today to demand that such companies stop doing business with sellers of assault-style rifles.
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Of course, companies facing litigation, taxation or other costs of doing business often make such threats.
|
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Uncertain was how Chicago politicians might go forward without the city's longstanding way of doing business.
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"Doing business is like releasing the arrow from a bow," said Yu Youfu, Mr. Shao's wife.
|
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World Patent Marketing goes beyond making statements about doing business 'ethically' and translates them into action.
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You'd forgive the president for thinking government shutdowns are just the normal way of doing business.
|
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"We are not doing business with Huawei," President Trump says about the Chinese telecom equipment maker.
|
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Some intrepid businesses and investors have begun considering the possibility of doing business in North Korea.
|
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"Funding a terrorist organization," he said, "can never be treated as a cost of doing business."
|
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And we sat down and we said: 'We need to change the way we're doing business. . . .
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Centralized political power and state control of utilities can also make doing business difficult, he said.
|
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It finished No. 210 in Cost of Doing Business and No. 323 in Cost of Living.
|
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The old way of doing business for them is no longer applicable in the new Senate.
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Some international corporations had stopped doing business with the kingdom, but relations are once again warming.
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Something like Auschwitz Christmas ornaments might just be the cost of doing business the Amazon way.
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In the years after his marriage, Mr. Cohen began doing business with Ukrainian and Russian immigrants.
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Check out anyone or any company you are considering doing business with using independent third parties.
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In some cases, Chinese companies with access to advanced technology are doing business with North Korea.
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Increase electricity to 24/7 would remove one of the biggest impediments to doing business. 7.
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Is this a good way of doing business with a bank — or are there privacy issues?
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Despite the lifting of international sanctions, most U.S. businesses remain barred from doing business in Iran.
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Companies were able to find substitutes but only at a much higher cost of doing business.
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For a civil penalty, it's easier to write it off as the cost of doing business.
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Those companies have also urged the administration to allow firms to continue doing business with Huawei.
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Companies doing business with Iran will be barred from the United States, Trump said on Tuesday.
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Also, regulators in the other Arab states have warned their banks about doing business with Qatar.
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The protests have created a perilous environment for companies doing business in Asia's premier financial hub.
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Gagliardone also said that African companies welcome the Chinese "no questions asked" style of doing business.
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The result is a steady pipeline of qualified candidates for companies doing business in our state.
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Doing business with the Pentagon The CEO also discussed another recent controversial decision by the company.
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A campaign on social media, #MuteRKelly, asked entertainment companies to stop doing business with Mr. Kelly.
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Such guarantees provide state protection for companies doing business abroad when foreign debtors fail to pay.
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If you do business like everyone else is doing business you will only be one more.
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They&aposre starting to pull back on investments already made and they&aposre not making new investments because they know that they could be sanctioned by the U.S. and they don&apost want to get caught between doing business with the U.S. and doing business with Iran.
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The lawmaker letter comes as legislators also push to keep ZTE from doing business in the U.S. The Senate passed legislation on Tuesday that would reimpose the Commerce department's ban on ZTE doing business with U.S. firms, despite the Trump administration's attempts to undo the punishment.
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India places a lowly 130th out of 189 in the World Bank's ease-of-doing-business ranking.
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But the life and death of a young star remind us of the cost of doing business.
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Foreign investors have long complained that corruption is a big obstacle to doing business in the country.
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And that&aposs very much the way this president has been doing business successfully throughout his career.
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FRANKLY, IT'S INCREASED THE COST OF DOING BUSINESS IN THIS COUNTRY AND WE NEED TO GET COMPETITIVE.
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Los Alamos Rolodex: Doing Business with the National Lab 1967–78 is out now from Blast Books.
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The reason we keep hearing is that Huawei has violated U.S. sanctions against doing business with Iran.
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Despite having no income tax, the cost of doing business in the Lone Star State was rising.
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Treasury yields slid and stocks sold off, with companies doing business in China among the hardest hit.
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Still, public antipathy towards Mr Trump runs deep, which raises the costs of doing business with him.
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That is the normal way of doing business under two years of Republican rule and President Trump.
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" When asked if he would tell U.S. companies to stop doing business in China, Bannon replied: "No.
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The Doing Business study focuses on regulation that affects small and medium-size enterprises across 11 areas.
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But if the company does that too often, landlords will grow skittish about doing business with it.
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American firms are still banned from doing business with Iran, though the president can always waive sanctions.
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Saman Bank's Zarrabieh said that he was talking to all large European banks about possibly doing business.
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Trump's one consistent ambition has been to shake up the established way of doing business in Washington.
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It will also have to find less bureaucratic ways of doing business with firms developing key technologies.
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But U.S. companies doing business in China worry they will become the target of Beijing's retaliatory ire.
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Ping An is a major finance conglomerate in China, doing business in insurance, banking, investment and technology.
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On further investigation, he discovered that Aleksandr Kogan had secretly registered a company doing business with SCL.
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The veto came after Salesforce, along with other companies, threatened to stop doing business in the state.
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The EU sanctions on Russia do not bar European firms and citizens from doing business in Crimea.
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Only 16% stopped doing business with an impacted company, and only 18% deleted a social media account.
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Virginia (Highest Rank - #27 in Workforce and Education; Lowest Rank - #200 in Cost of Doing Business) 255.
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The law freezes U.S. assets of human rights violators and prohibits Americans from doing business with them.
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The reality of doing business in California, with heavy regulation across most industries, is a fourth disadvantage.
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This way, the service could become an essential tool for companies doing business in many different countries.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Financing is the main hurdle facing companies looking at doing business in Iran, Bilfinger (GBFG.
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In addition, just because the stereotypes are wrong doesn't mean there's nothing different about doing business here.
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If not, then the US will get serious about sanctioning Chinese entities doing business with North Korea.
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Photo: Getty ImagesThe U.S. government has imposed strict sanctions against doing business with the North Korean government.
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And there is talk that other countries would face sanctions for doing business with Russia as well.
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Well, I think it is time to get back to an old-fashioned way of doing business.
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Furthermore, the companies will need to apply for a permit to continue doing business in the city.
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When leaks are the cost of doing business, they affect what decisions will be made in advance.
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The unique nature of doing business in China requires a collective approach to building relationships and trust.
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It would apply to all banks doing business in Sweden, even if their headquarters were located elsewhere.
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Vietnam ranks mid-table in the World Bank's ease-of-doing-business index, but is inching upwards.
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New tariffs on auto imports could raise costs for Japanese automakers doing business in the United States.
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Israel is ranked 49th out of 190 countries in the World Bank's ease of doing business index.
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"Car-title lenders will keep doing business as usual and keep people in unaffordable loans," Standaert said.
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It allowed me to formally pledge my production company, Outlier Society, to a way of doing business.
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Cosatu also said the decision to stop doing business with the Guptas would lead to job losses.
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Despite this, European export credit agencies are guaranteeing trade finance for Western companies doing business with Iran.
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Now, imagine trying to change those employees who have been doing business the same way for decades.
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Second, by accepting interest rates as the price of doing business you gain one vital tool: liquidity.
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It will increase the costs of doing business, and as a consequence, it's going to increase rents.
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He started by doing business intelligence and data-mining, and gained an intimate knowledge of each plant.
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Watch for increased attention to the blockchain this year, especially among banks doing business in multiple jurisdictions.
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While investors are heavily focused on doing business in Cuba, del Alma urged for investments in Argentina.
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Earlier this week the FCC blocked China Mobile from doing business in the U.S., citing security issues.
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Silver got rich on bribes and kickbacks from individuals and companies doing business with New York state.
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In the World Bank's 2017 Ease of Doing Business Report, Israel fell to 52nd place from 49th.
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This transparent way of doing business is transforming the way services are delivered and products are developed.
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The Doing Business study focuses on regulation that affects small and medium-sized enterprises across several areas.
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But it's not that hard to host a website in your attic without doing business with anyone.
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Iran has a modest ranking, 118th, on the World Bank's ease-of-doing-business index (see chart).
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He was speaking as part of a panel on the ease of doing business between Commonwealth countries.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping's administration has also banned mainland lenders from doing business with North Korean clients.
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Under the new sanctions, American firms and individuals are barred from doing business with the Maduro aides.
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"Our big customers are getting bigger and they are doing business with fewer transportation providers," Pinchuk said.
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ULA has complained before that the Pentagon is thinking too much about doing business on the cheap.
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His administration has threatened new sanctions on small Chinese banks and other firms doing business with Pyongyang.
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Giuliani also argued that Trump wasn't doing business in Moscow by contemplating building a Trump Tower there.
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The list was compiled from a website for contractors interested in doing business with the federal government.
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"We also have to think about one thing: The way of doing business has changed," he said.
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But seeing lights is a religious thing; doing business and making money it's another thing. Mm-hmm.
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In August the federal government said the Justice Department would stop doing business with those prison companies.
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Washington has considered further "secondary sanctions" against Chinese banks and other firms doing business with North Korea.
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For many firms, paying fines for sexual harassment has been treated as a cost of doing business.
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On Wednesday, over 150 GitHub employees circulated a letter asking GitHub to stop doing business with ICE.
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He says his fate is a cautionary tale about the risks of doing business in Russia today.
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The FTSE 250, which has more companies focused on doing business in the UK, dropped almost 2%.
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Banks in the United States are already prohibited from doing business with financial institutions in North Korea.
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Four African nations feature among the World Bank's top 10 most improved for ease of doing business.
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In order for the U.S. sanctions to be successful, European companies must stop doing business with Iran.
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The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network issued guidance in 2014 for banks doing business with the marijuana industry.
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Earlier Tuesday, President Donald Trump posted his latest Twitter message, cautioning countries against doing business with Iran.
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Cerda said Brazilian airports are not cheap and that doing business in the country was not easy.
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But Iran may not see the new guidance as enough to address the hurdles to doing business.
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These punishments have all been slaps on the wrist in financial terms—a cost of doing business.
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So too is the fact that European nations are more brazenly doing business in Iran right now.
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"Unpaid fines are part of the cost of doing business," said Joseph Keenan, Newark's interim library director.
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Trump will significantly restrict U.S. companies from doing business with some military-linked enterprises, the officials said.
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The company's taking part of the cost of doing business (programming) and burying it below the line.
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Government officials are considering sanctions barring Kaspersky Lab from doing business in the U. S., CyberScoop reports.
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"They are still doing business with all the leaked code," Vilaça told me in an online chat.
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ZTE has asked the department to suspend the seven-year ban on doing business with U.S. exporters.
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They sent him to Washington to break things – in particular, the standard Washington model of doing business.
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Most people would avoid using those words and write it off as the cost of doing business.
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Prince said that he didn't discuss sanctions with Dmitriev, or the prospect of doing business with him.
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These businesses must know that the cost of doing business with the DPRK is global financial isolation.
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However, while doing business in Russia and Ukraine, Midland paid various commissions, as it was common practice.
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The costs of living and doing business in the Magnolia State are the lowest in the nation.
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"Opening a bar or doing business together was something we talked about off and on," Harper said.
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That may partly be a function of doing business in volume than anything, but it's not nothing.
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On paper, firms will likely face somewhat less red tape, and doing business will become genuinely easier.
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Related: 'A Series of Razors Waiting to Cut You': The High Cost of Doing Business in Cuba
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Abortion rights activists have also long criticized Google for doing business with anti-abortion centers at all.
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But foreign companies doing business with American companies or banks risk being punished by the United States.
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Oakland and Berkeley have passed measures that forbid the city governments from doing business with wall contractors.
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Banks cleared financial transactions for Huawei, inadvertently doing business with the Hong Kong company, the prosecutor said.
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Banks in the United States cleared financial transactions for Huawei, inadvertently doing business with Skycom, he said.
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The tension for the Yankees between the old way of doing business and a new one remains.
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If China decided to target individuals specifically, it could raise questions for foreigners doing business in China.
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But that database, called "Doing Business," doesn't include every individual or group with business before the city.
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"New York City's cost of doing business is really high and can be onerous," Mr. Durant said.
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But the frustrations of doing business in foreign parts of the EU must also be a factor.
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Hydra has a strict way of doing business and code of conduct overseen by a central hub.
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And some intrepid businesses and investors have begun considering the possibility of doing business in North Korea.
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Such decisions underline the difficulties of doing business in China while offering any sort of delicate content.
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But there's still the image of a son doing business overseas while his father was vice president.
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The survey asked respondents to identify the five biggest risks to doing business in their respective countries.
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Mr. Xi is pressuring companies already doing business in China to participate no matter what the prospects.
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The move comes after the US slapped two Chinese firms with sanctions for doing business with Pyongyang.
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The blacklisting will complicate Iranian plans to sidestep American sanctions by instead doing business with European countries.
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The restored sanctions mean they must essentially choose between doing business with Iran or the United States.
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Systemic corruption and kleptocracy in other countries are not merely inconveniences or added costs to doing business.
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Will the scooter companies follow Skip's lead in being more transparent about the cots of doing business?
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His administration is focused on securing greater intellectual property protection for U.S. firms doing business in China.
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The Oregon bill prevents state agencies from doing business with providers that favor some content over others.
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When doing business online, there are a few best practices to implement to better protect your information.
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Only time will tell, in the meantime doing business in Europe means adhering to the European way.
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It bought advice on how to improve in the bank's assessment of the ease of doing business.
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Mike GallagherMichael (Mike) John GallagherGOP Congressman: Impeachment reactions and should the U.S. stop doing business with China?
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He treated fines and sanctions for failure to follow the rules as the cost of doing business.
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Treasury says it will freeze the assets and prohibit Americans from doing business with the accused Russians.
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The costs of doing business — utility costs, unemployment insurance costs, workman's compensation costs, land costs — are low.
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This could result in the reintroduction of secondary American sanctions against international companies doing business with Iran.
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Dealing with these disruptions is just a cost of doing business on Amazon, even for legitimate sellers.
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To Senator Graham, the resulting violence from the embassy move is simply the cost of doing business.
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Many of those companies had ceased doing business in the country in response to the Arab boycott.
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The costs of doing business for small firms are now at their highest levels since early 2014.
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For now, the brand will keep doing business as usual and continue opening at a sustainable rate.
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All businesses care about that because it's an expense of doing business that shouldn't be that expensive.
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But any country that wants to be doing business with the U.S. needs to think about sanctions.
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The decision bars American firms from doing business with him and freezes his assets in the United States.
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American officials have been treating technology bosses to classified briefings on the dangers of doing business in China.
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A lot of our customers that are doing business in China are looking at other areas in Asia.
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The details: This set of sanctions prevents the U.S. and Americans from doing business with those agency employees.
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Indonesia has also jumped 19 places to 72nd in the World Bank's 2.23 Ease of Doing Business index.
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But days after the report was published, Moonves was on CBS's earnings conference call, doing business as usual.
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The fine is a mere cost of doing business that makes breaking the law worth it for Facebook.
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American oil companies are prohibited from doing business with Iran due to separate, unilateral U.S. sanctions that remain.
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They're now realizing, however, that the risk of doing business with this industry now outweighs the financial benefits.
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In December, a New York judge granted Schneiderman's injunction barring both sites from doing business in the state.
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As Asia's largest e-commerce market, China is a target for most companies doing business in the region.
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The brothers had been doing business with both parties and were suddenly being forced to pick a side.
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Pedro said he and his brother had to keep doing business as usual, otherwise it would arouse suspicion.
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AC: And they also need to understand that some ways of doing business are slightly different, or different.
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But what happens when doing business in China exposes companies to the kind of trouble rocking the NBA?
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It seems that the initial test went well, as Baltnews and the Russian web company continued doing business.
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An English-speaking base from which to keep doing business inside the EU may appeal to London's bankers.
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If his conflicts led to disgrace, it would deter reputable firms from doing business with the Trump Organisation.
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Cardoso denied any bias against U.S. companies, saying EU laws apply to all companies doing business in Europe.
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But U.S. restrictions on vehicle and component imports could raise the cost of doing business in the country.
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But Japanese companies, European companies come to the U.S., doing business, creating jobs, hugely in the United States.
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FBI Director James Comey was appropriately scathing in his criticism of her "extremely careless" approach to doing business.
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The United States has effectively banned its companies from doing business with Huawei, exacerbating an ongoing Sino-U.
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"Other countries are still doing business with China and VietJet also has its own advantages," she told Reuters.
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But scooter companies need to have city officials on their side if they want to continue doing business.
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Many people are predisposed to think the worst of the bank and its Doing Business reports in particular.
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In fact, Chile did score 5.58 out of 100 on this index using the "Doing Business 2017" methodology.
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And Chinese bank branches in the northeast have curtailed doing business with North Koreans, according to branch staff.
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So too, he adds, is a car industry locked into "a 2100-year-old way of doing business".
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By purchasing a ride on PSLV, TeamIndus is setting a precedent for doing business with the Indian government.
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Doing business in countries that have been labelled as rogue regimes is not much good for their reputations.
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In addition, the White House has proposed a wide-ranging ban on American companies doing business with Huawei.
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And 71% say they'd stop doing business with a company for giving away their sensitive data without permission.
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But here's the thing: We have on our platform over 2400,215 brands that are doing business with us.
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Every time he used to give some excuse, then we decided to stop doing business with him altogether.
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It&aposs not just that they violated U.S. sanctions against companies doing business with Iran and North Korea.
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According to the World Bank's "ease of doing business" ranking, Indonesia has the world's third-highest severance pay.
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The New York Times reports that the settlement will likely leave that basic way of doing business alone.
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Despite the barriers to doing business, the U.K. government has encouraged its businesses to look eastwards for growth.
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These officials have had visas withdrawn, and American banks and firms are barred from doing business with them.
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The US also has been pressuring its allies around the world to stop doing business with the company.
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Regulators hope that the market keeps on doing business with Bank of Jinzhou and helps it pull through.
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The UAE ranked 11 out of 190 economies in the World Bank's 2018 "Ease of Doing Business" ranking.
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Investors will want to see strong advertising numbers amid threats from Amazon and rising costs to doing business.
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We are allowing very, very transparent clear process and more smooth process for the ease of doing business.
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In addition, the World Bank puts Iran at a lowly 118th in its ease-of-doing-business index.
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Second, it has complemented external liberalization with domestic reforms through deregulation and lowering the cost of doing business.
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Bogle says that a shareholder-first approach to doing business is the only way active managers will survive.
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At its core, the discussion is about innovation and the new versus the old way of doing business.
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There are opportunities to build personal relationships, and that's an important aspect of doing business in any context.
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Much of this is because corporations doing business in America face the highest tax rates among developed countries.
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"It's unclear when UK corporates will regain confidence in terms of travelling and doing business," Walsh told journalists.
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Hong Kong, meanwhile, faces challenges in corporate governance and auditing as a result of doing business with China.
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"These payment-for-ecosystem-services schemes can revolutionize the way of doing business in the countryside," he said.
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Porn workers continued doing business with lower budgets and less refined technology, skulking around without explicit legal protection.
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The SDN label freezes a person or company's U.S. assets and forbids Americans from doing business with them.
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A group linked to Iran hacked companies in the U.S. and South Korea doing business with Saudi Arabia.
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The new line will bring new customers but it is also pushing up the cost of doing business.
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Commerce barred American firms from doing business with ZTE in April after the company violated sanctions on Iran.
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Corporations have the resources and the willingness to think of litigation as just the cost of doing business.
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Montana decided it had jurisdiction because BNSF was doing business in Montana under the Federal Employers Liability Act.
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In 2006, Ms. Ma told the newspaper Southern Weekly that doing business with North Korea could be perilous.
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Both Sharp and Kemper attended the meeting, and kept it focused on doing business with SoftBank's portfolio firms.
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Cybersecurity company Cloudflare says it may have violated US law by doing business with terrorists and narcotics traffickers.
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For many merchants, swipe fees had become their second-largest cost of doing business, second only to labor.
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President Trump told reporters on Friday that the US won't be doing business with Huawei, according to Bloomberg.
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Separately, the United States has unilaterally sanctioned Air Koryo, banning its citizens from doing business with the airline.
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This will mean US firms can continue doing business with the Chinese phone maker for the time being.
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He warned Sunday that the U.S. is considering stopping all trade with countries doing business with North Korea.
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U.S. stock markets tumbled on Friday after Trump called for U.S. companies to stop doing business with China.
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In October, Bezos said Amazon would keep doing business with government agencies, including the US Department of Defense.
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"Heineken is a big international company with a good approach to doing business in emerging markets," says Chaumont.
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People doing business management, which, I don't even know what one does with a PhD in business management.
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Still, everyone doing business with Zayat agreed on three things: "He plays the game hard," Kevin McKathan said.
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If he's doing business with you or working with you in some way, he's going to congratulate you.
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The U.S. ambassador in Berlin, Richard Grenell, said firms should question the morality of doing business with Iran.
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Miao said that, in the meantime, the company "is doing business as usual" with its partners in Italy.
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Aggregating this information could be very valuable for you and the individuals and companies doing business with you.
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"She believes she has the right to air grievances against companies that are publicly doing business," Dass said.
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The country ranks 170th out of 190 on the World Bank's Ease of Doing Business index, for example.
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The U.S. is not the only country wising up to the costs of doing business with the Chinese.
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What would those tariffs, and the higher cost of doing business, mean for jobs at those American factories?
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That's a very self-defeating way of doing business when all parties must be called on to sacrifice.
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Tenant: Masrukhon Sayfullozoda Company, doing business as Ceremonia Bakeshop Landlord: Los Sures Broker: Alex Robayo, Ideal Properties Group
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Many European countries, including Britain, France and Germany, have announced their intention to continue doing business with Iran.
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Seller: WPA Realty, doing business as Walter Steiger Brokers: Robert Burton, Clint Olsen and Keegan Mehlhorn, Cushman & Wakefield
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Like President Bush, Mr. Trump will raise the cost of doing business in steel- and aluminum-consuming companies.
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But if he's not, this case could provide a crucial window into Trump's thuggish way of doing business.
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Companies doing business with Iran will be barred from the United States, President Donald Trump said on Tuesday.
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Besides cutting into sales, the recent tensions have interrupted routine patterns of doing business at some chip companies.
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It is walking distance from the Griswold Inn, a hotel and restaurant that began doing business in 1776.
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People there are constantly on the move doing business, and also because of the insecurity in North Kivu.
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It's unusual when a major corporation boasts about its decision to cut back on doing business with Amazon.
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"Environment regulations are being diluted to promote the ease of doing business," said Prerna Bindra, a wildlife conservationist.
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Retaliation could come in other forms, such as increased regulatory hurdles for U.S. companies doing business in China.
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Last month at the Munich Security Conference, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi warned nations against doing business with Huawei.
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Mr. Chang said he had made money by doing business in China and denied receiving funds from Beijing.
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A moral view on capital isn't a cost of doing business — it's simply the right thing to do.
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"Managing our assets through their lifecycle is a part of doing business," said company spokeswoman Patricia Shieh-Lance.
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The ease of doing business in the United States as measured by the World Bank had declined, too.
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As you probably know, the Trump administration banned US companies from doing business with Huawei several months ago.
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Fines and run-ins with the authorities are, in a sense, becoming an unconventional cost of doing business.
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And Netflix, Hulu, Amazon, along with other deep-pocketed producers create new ways of doing business for entertainers.
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Still, economic sanctions on Russia, including those on Crimea, have deterred many EU firms from doing business there.
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Guidance and three years of history should provide a good road map for companies doing business in Russia.
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A 28503 report from the World Bank ranks us No. 22019 for doing business on the African mainland.
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Other risks associated with doing business in Iran include not understanding the stakeholder structure of entities, he said.
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The Treasury sanctions freeze any U.S. assets of those targeted and prohibit Americans from doing business with them.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Doing business with the wrong kind of client can be extremely costly for banks.
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"During recent months the operational and reputational risks associated with doing business in Iran have increased," Leth said.
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Accounting rules have required companies to include stock-based compensation as a cost of doing business for years.
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Some were removed from the final list after further investigation showed they were not doing business with settlements.
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But approval is difficult to obtain, which essentially means they are blocked from doing business with American companies.
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Inside Iran, it is difficult to avoid doing business with the IRGC, IRGC-controlled or IRGC-linked entities.
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First, it can more effectively implement its existing sanctions on companies and countries still doing business with Iran.
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Pant added that long-term opportunities in China "far outweighed" the risks of doing business in the market.
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"I hope our president understands, because he's a businessman, that we cannot stop doing business," Mr. Barka said.
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One way this is accomplished is by requiring US firms doing business to "voluntarily" hand over their technology.
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"We hope (it) will be a signal to avoid to doing business with these people," the official said.
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Others were more cautious, saying foreign investors would avoid being targeted by Trump for doing business with Iran.
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The meat industry is littered with small, cost-of-doing-business cruelties that are invisible to most consumers.
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But the state finishes No. 36 for Cost of Doing Business and No. 31 for Cost of Living.
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As an employee, the players now have to decide whether the cost of doing business is worth it.
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That day, anyone doing business with certain Russian intelligence and military entities, including arms manufacturers, faced possible penalties.
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The sanctions freeze any U.S. assets held by those targeted and prohibits Americans from doing business with them.
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However, that does not mean protectionist measures that block non-European companies from doing business on the continent.
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Anything short of this expansive view of our workplace experiences falls short of doing business in a democracy.
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The Chawlas, in the statement, left open the possibility of doing business with the Trumps in the future.
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It's the cost of doing business if you want Kendall Jenner to see you being horny for her.
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Loh said that could provide an opportunity for leaders to innovate and find new ways of doing business.
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"These guys were selling fairy tales to the United States about people doing business, like me," he said.
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Name Withheld It's a fine principle to avoid doing business with a company that discriminates against its workers.
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"We're not going to be outbid on Amazon doing business here," said Mike Rawlings, the mayor of Dallas.
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There is no clause of the Constitution preventing presidents from doing business with domestic companies like T-Mobile.
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In theory, they force foreign countries into a choice between doing business with Iran and the United States.
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But if it is, it wouldn't be the only one doing business with North Korea under the table.
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"It's a primarily technical organization whose purpose is to reduce the transaction costs of doing business," Murphy said.
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"Any person or company doing business in Cuba should heed this announcement," Pompeo said at a news conference.
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Trump has been trying to get other countries to stop doing business with Iran since at least May.
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Nearly all of the Kardashian family appears to be quite comfortable doing business with the fast-fashion industry.
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But a lot of U.S. companies are watching both the trade war play out but also the situation with the NBA play out last week and they're thinking through what they can and cannot say when it relates to doing business with China and doing business with other countries, frankly.
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FEW FIRMS know the promise and the pitfalls of doing business in Africa better than MTN, a telecoms giant.
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For Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, that's more than just the cost of doing business — it's part of the business.
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And on Saturday, Rhinegeist announced it would no longer be doing business with Broney's over the "ignorant, disrespectful" message.
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It is by the scale of our operation that we can help drive down the cost of doing business.
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But on the other side of that, you have large corporations -- McKinsey & Company, they stopped doing business with ICE.
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It's also meant to deter other people from doing business or interacting with individuals and entities on the list.
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Yet their ability to keep doing business with Huawei has been put into doubt by a bruising political fight.
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State Department spokesman Robert Palladino urged companies doing business in Cuba to examine whether they "trafficked" in confiscated property.
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The index also takes into account a country's quality of digital connectedness, logistics performance and ease of doing business.
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The goal is to democratize access to how the best are doing business today (and take on traditional publishing).
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Google is reportedly urging the Trump administration not to ban it from doing business with Huawei, citing security concerns.
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The United States could impose new sanctions on Chinese firms doing business with Pyongyang, senior U.S. officials have said.
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Her undoing came when she began unwittingly started doing business with an undercover agent from the Drug Enforcement Administration.
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Following that letter, Pompeo issued a stern warning of the "enormous risk" to US companies doing business in China.
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And I want to let everybody know who's doing business with Assad, you do so at your own peril.
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They're both attacking existing markets with a new approach reflective of the way that companies are now doing business.
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Pakistan ranks a lowly 144th out of the 190 economies assessed in the World Bank's latest "Doing Business" report.
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They see the rules as a potentially costly complication and even a trade barrier to doing business in Europe.
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BNP Paribas, a French bank, was fined nearly $9bn in 2015 for doing business with embargoed countries, including Iran.
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Those efforts have had mixed results in Europe, where several countries declined to stop doing business with the company.
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The move is expected to precede a ban on U.S. firms doing business with the Chinese telecom company Huawei.
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Several e-commerce sites have stopped selling Lotte's goods and some suppliers have ceased doing business with the company.
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Many companies have been backing away from doing business with Saudi Arabia citing the alleged incident and subsequent investigation.
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Here's what's new: The company was later used as a payment vehicle for other companies doing business with Cohen.
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This threat to stop all trade with countries doing business with North Korea seems to be directed at China.
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For example, if more states tout their low business costs, the "Cost of Doing Business" category carries greater weight.
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The U.S. government has labeled Huawei a security threat and effectively banned U.S. companies from doing business with Huawei.
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And you know, had been doing business development, turned me into a general manager, turned me into an executive.
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I think it is such a significant part of our audience that it is the cost of doing business.
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That's the old way of doing business in the game industry, and Valve has reaped the benefits for years.
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Steve Oldham, the firm's boss, therefore hopes to license know-how to fuel producers doing business in such jurisdictions.
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But in sensitive industries, "the political and financial risk associated with doing business in China will continue to rise".
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Not even slightly, with most possible buyers writing it off as the cost of doing business in this transaction.
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Those defending Apple say that acquiescing to the Chinese government is just the cost of doing business in China.
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Since the financial crisis, voters are less likely to view graft as an acceptable cost of doing business abroad.
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When you are already stunningly rich, paying a fine is just the cost of doing business and an annoyance.
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Huawei is on Washington's blacklist — known as the Entity List — which restricts American firms from doing business with it.
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He reimposed all sanctions and gave foreign firms up to six months to stop doing business with the country.
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Beijing has threatened to ban any U.S. firm involved in selling arms to Taiwan from doing business in China.
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It warned Europe against doing business with Tehran via a system of non-dollar trade to circumvent U.S. sanctions.
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Solve the problem in a political way, not to solve the problem by blocking the others from doing business.
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Congo ranks 184 out of 189 countries on a World Bank index that measures the ease of doing business.
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So you referred to what the mainstream groups in India and Sri Lanka did as "doing business" with bigots.
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Doing business in India has become easier in some ways, such as getting permits or bringing in foreign capital.
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And companies as well as people can be trapped into doing business with monopolies that are inept or shifty.
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"I learnt about doing business here through the school of hard knocks, we have built partnerships here," he said.
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According to Netflix, US sanctions on North Korea, Syria, and Russian-controlled Crimea prevent it from doing business there.
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Economic interests reign supreme, and political, religious and ideological differences proved no barrier to doing business during the trip.
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The Chinese government gives huge subsidies to its own firms and excludes foreign companies from doing business in China.
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There's so many people who are white collar fighters that I've met, and ended up doing business deals with.
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U.S. lawmakers have warned AT&T about doing business with Chinese phone-maker Huawei, citing security concerns, reports Reuters.
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Both projects have long been shuttered, symbolizing the difficulties South Korean companies have had doing business across the border.
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Uber says this would subvert the very nature of its business and dramatically increase the cost of doing business.
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The Provident Loan Society of New York had been doing business the same way for more than 85033 years.
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Romero enjoys an inside track in buying the shirts: He's been doing business for a while with the brothers.
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The sanctions: They freeze any assets Maduro has in U.S. jurisdictions and blocks Americans from doing business with him.
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But that system means any company doing business on the Chinese web is forced to make some ugly compromises.
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Trump brought up his difficulties doing business in Ireland, which has influenced his view of how the EU functions.
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Cohen, and it's fair to say Trump, has a history of doing business with people tied to organized crime.
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Privately, some foreign delegates said doing business in Iran was still a complex puzzle, further obscured by upcoming elections.
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Google has reportedly stopped doing business with the Chinese tech company behind the P-series and Mate-series smartphones.
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" Also on Sunday, Trump mentioned the possibility of "stopping all trade with any country doing business with North Korea.
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Payoffs and bribes are the price of doing business, an invisible line in the budget that usually goes unchecked.
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Human Development and Doing Business indicators, as measured by the World Bank, are in excess of the 'BB' median.
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"You have hundreds of regulations and indirect barriers that make your life miserable doing business here," Mr. D'Andrea said.
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The company refused to stop doing business with ICE, arguing that it was not engaging in any illegal activities.
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The Countering America's Allies Through Sanctions Act passed in August 2017 calls for sanctions for doing business with Russia.
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Andrew M. Cuomo ordered agencies under state control to avoid doing business with companies and organizations that boycott Israel.
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It would likely have to impose penalties on U.S. companies doing business in China to make up the difference.
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Last Thursday, the Trump Administration placed Huawei on an Entity List, preventing US companies from doing business with it.
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According to the World Bank's Doing Business 2017 report, Venezuela ranks lower, economically speaking, than most of us realize.
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Babis's adversaries argue he got rich in the environment that he now criticizes, often doing business with the state.
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The rules for doing business, even for farmers and people trying to start wholesale markets, seem to shift weekly.
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The committee warned congressional leaders that U.S. companies should be wary of doing business with either Huawei or ZTE.
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Trump gave companies and countries doing business with Iran two "wind-down" periods before the administration would reimpose sanctions.
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Incentives and tax breaks are still important, but the cost of doing business is not the biggest battleground anymore.
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Red tape and bad roads mean the country comes 270th in the World Bank's ease-of-doing-business rankings.
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The sanctions freeze any assets Maduro may have in U.S. jurisdictions and bar Americans from doing business with him.
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We recognize that we operate in a regulated industry and that there is a related cost of doing business.
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Being taken off the list effectively means they no longer receive many invitations -- an essential part of doing business.
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Pompeo also stated clearly that the United States will place secondary sanctions on any nation doing business with Iran.
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In Denmark, which bore the brunt of the cuts, workers joked about the new "Swedish" approach to doing business.
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"We're not going to be doing business with Huawei," President Donald Trump told reporters on Friday, according to Bloomberg.
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Much of that came in the form of unlimited donations from companies and unions doing business with the city.
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The sanctions are being restored immediately, and companies have 21979 to 180 days to stop doing business with Iran.
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British publishers can, in essence, treat compensating someone whose reputation they have harmed as a cost of doing business.
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Treasury's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network also proposed banning U.S. financial institutions from doing business with the Bank of Dandong.
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Dairy farmers fought against the tougher rules and argued at the time it would increase costs of doing business.
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While the sanctions do not effect Venezuela's private industry, foreign entities doing business with Maduro can receive secondary sanctions.
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KAINE: Every president since Richard Nixon has done it, and Donald Trump has said I'm doing business with Russia.
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Stricter certification and safety requirements as well as higher duties were cited as the main barriers to doing business.
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The sanctions freeze any U.S. assets held by the targeted officials and prohibit Americans from doing business with them.
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The World Bank also ranks Hong Kong as a top-five destination on their Ease of Doing Business Index.
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President Barack Obama signed an executive order in 2011 blocking American companies from doing business with the Syrian government.
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International banks doing business with Iran can face up to a billion dollars in penalties if they violate regulations.
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While these traditional manufacturers aren't closing down the dealer model, they are flirting with new ways of doing business.
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To me, it just seems like one of the costs of doing business as the world's largest media platform.
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Her son, George Baronov, said his mother worked for Trump after first doing business with Trump's partner in Florida.
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Zuckerberg stopped short of saying Facebook has entirely given up on doing business in China in the future, however.
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Just yesterday several senators wrote to protest the Department of Commerce issuing licenses to firms doing business with Huawei.
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Nothing in the Act requires the company to trade with Israel, or to refrain from doing business with Qatar.
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The message appeared intended to reassure investors who have long complained about the difficulty of doing business in Argentina.
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Women complained of groping, lewd comments and suggestions of trading sexual favors for legislation while doing business in Sacramento.
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Thursday's sanctions freeze any U.S.-held assets of the companies and generally bar Americans from doing business with them.
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Analysts say the old ways of doing business won't change until the chaebol are held to account for them.
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We have had ways of doing business for decades with some of the business now being outdated and ineffective.
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Many of the lawsuits are mundane consequences of doing business — actions against gambling debtors at his casinos, employment disputes.
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If you're doing business with a site that helps people spread violent, racist ideologies, you are just as culpable.
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Trump has since imposed new sanctions on Iran which could trigger penalties on EU firms doing business with Tehran.
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It forces American companies to give up important technology to Chinese partners as a price for doing business there.
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Google is barred from doing business with Huawei, meaning the Chinese giant is unable to obtain an Android license.
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Google is barred from doing business with Huawei, meaning the Chinese giant is unable to obtain an Android license.
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Iran's economy has been hobbled by banking sanctions that effectively stop foreign companies from doing business in the country.
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In Washington, the Treasury Department announced new sanctions against a Russian bank accused of doing business with North Korea.
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The sanctions freeze the assets of the firms and individuals, and Americans are barred from doing business with them.
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It's the same kind of dubious, personalized style of doing business for which contestants on "O Aprendiz" are rewarded.
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For thousands of U.S. firms, the change could add complications and uncertainty to doing business south of the border.
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Last month America restricted government agencies from doing business with it (the firm is challenging this ban in court).
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American companies are forbidden from doing business with blacklisted companies unless they have a special license from the government.
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It had taken major steps to cut the costs of doing business and unify taxes on goods and services.
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It is possible the meeting was entirely legal (although actually doing business with the bank would not have been).
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But when it comes to doing business, Hasidic Jews have become enamored with a distinctly 21st-century company: Amazon.
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Our thought bubble: Doing business in and with China has always meant some level of compromise for U.S. firms.
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Gender discrimination, race discrimination, and other problems are more visible, but just part of the cost of doing business.
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The reimposed sanctions led to a currency crash, rampant inflation and added to investors' hesitancy about doing business there.
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Still, that episode has not deterred some unions from doing business with him when it was in their interest.
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In fact, many Middle Eastern countries still have either an official or unofficial embargo on doing business with Israel.
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Weaker Chinese consumer demand If Chinese consumers are staying home, it could hurt American companies doing business in China.
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Democrats hope the rule will discourage the federal government from doing business with companies that treat their employees poorly.
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Trump then tweeted that the U.S. is considering stopping all trade with any country doing business with North Korea.
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The sanctions freeze any U.S.-held assets of the officials and generally bar Americans from doing business with them.
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The sanctions freeze any U.S.-held assets of the officials and generally bar Americans from doing business with them.
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Is that a deal breaker for you as a solver, or is it just the cost of doing business?
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We've been doing business with them for a long time, we've been selling Sonos products for a long time.
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We reward companies for offshoring, and we punish companies for doing business in America and keeping our workers employed.
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The U.S. has been ready to impose secondary sanctions on any company, including European ones, doing business with Iran.
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We planned our trip with Helms Aero Service, which has been doing business out of Long Lake since 1947.
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These are reasonable costs that should be internalized by the organization as part of the cost of doing business.
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In other words, the nominee to lead NOAA is doing business with the country suspected of hacking the agency.
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If countries are doing business with each other, they'll be less likely to go to war with one another.
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Indeed, its improvements led Saudi Arabia to climb 30 spots in the World Bank's Doing Business Index this year.
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Anyone doing business with Prigozhin or using his planes or yachts now faces the prospect of US sanctions themselves.
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Long before Mr. Trump was mixing golf and politics, he was well known for doing business on the links.
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Our recommendations also call on Africa to listen to concerns about the ease of doing business on the continent.
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"When we started doing business in Africa, we noticed people had multiple SIM cards in their wallet," Chowdhury says.
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He pointed to what countries see as the economic and geopolitical benefits of doing business with American gas producers.
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Google's lack of willingness to work with the Pentagon while simultaneously doing business with China was slammed by Sen.
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Those are costs of doing business in the oil and gas industry and should be normal business write-offs.
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Frankfurt, Germany (CNN Business)American automakers once felt that doing business in Europe was essential to their global ambitions.
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It was a conflict between Mosquera's desire to reform, and the realities of doing business in a changing country.
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At least one company, the Baron Group, has said it stopped doing business with the St George's Fine Foods.
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Those countries could be impacted if the US ultimately decides to go after international entities doing business with Cuba.
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Tech companies for their part have now largely priced-in Europe's heavy fines as a cost of doing business.
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