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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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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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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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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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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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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Those sanctions prohibited American companies from doing business with PDVSA.
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A fog surrounds those doing business with the Trumps, too.
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Doing business with unsavoury regimes is always fraught with risk.
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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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Naito has been doing business with China since the 1980s.
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Birkenstock, for example, decided to stop doing business with Amazon.
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I hereby order you to stop doing business with them.
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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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The tariffs affect nearly every US company doing business with China.
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The last thing I care about is doing business with people.
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The administration has banned Huawei from doing business with federal agencies.
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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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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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NBC also has a long history of doing business with Trump.
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Justine Calma: Microsoft is still doing business with fossil fuel companies.
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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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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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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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New York City is still doing business with Wells Fargo, for now.
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The sanctions prevent U.S. citizens doing business with the individuals and organization.
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It has hence introduced tight restrictions on doing business with the peninsula.
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In other words, they're learning what it's like doing business with Bezos.
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It could bar state-owned companies from doing business with American businesses.
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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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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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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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Sempra other companies doing business with Saudi Arabia faces a risk of criticism.
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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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Washington has banned U.S. firms from doing business with Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei.
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So did Ranger have any qualms about doing business with violent authoritarian governments?
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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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U.S. persons and companies are banned from doing business with the restricted companies.
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But some South African officials are concerned about doing business with Saudi Arabia.
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Those sanctions prohibited American companies from doing business with the national oil company.
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Subsequently, multiple US companies started to back away from doing business with Huawei.
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It has also banned Chinese lenders from doing business with North Korean clients.
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But Bolton didn't rule out sanctions for European companies doing business with Iran.
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This is what prevents other banks from doing business with Russia or Iran.
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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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"Now they're going to be doing business with that person again," Trump said.
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If you are doing business with the IRGC, you will be bankrolling terrorism.
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Given his record, that's what people doing business with him needed to know.
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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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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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"We need clarity before doing business with Malaysia," said a Mumbai-based dealer.
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For most of the big banks, doing business with HNA has been lucrative.
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The White House's decision effectively bars Huawei from doing business with American companies.
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But the US still prohibits all US banks from doing business with Iran.
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This arm of the investment-banking division stopped doing business with Mr. Trump.
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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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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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Can the world's second biggest smartphone maker adapt to not doing business with America?
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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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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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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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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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The sanctions would have hit companies doing business with Russian defense and intelligence agencies.
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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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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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European nations have created a financial transaction system to continue doing business with Iran.
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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 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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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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U.S. sanctions typically block American firms from doing business with specific foreign governments or companies.
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America could blacklist Chinese state enterprises and banks doing business with the North, for instance.
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The first is doing business with hospitals and health-care companies in the existing system.
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But the US Treasury Department accused it of doing business with North Korea in 2012.
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Russia needs to be isolated and restricted from doing business with American and Western companies.
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Taking the money has made customers more secure in doing business with Katerra, Marks said.
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Moreover, 44% of Americans would stop doing business with a company they disagreed with politically.
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President Trump told reporters on Friday that the US won't be doing business with Huawei.
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The sanctions prohibit U.S. citizens or entities from doing business with the sanctioned Russian entities.
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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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Diplomats said they could include sanctions on non-EU countries still doing business with Pyongyang.
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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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If regulators had concerns, they could simply tell banks to stop doing business with them.
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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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Clearly, the financial, legal and socio-political uncertainties of doing business with Iran are great.
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Those sanctions had blocked doing business with Iran's energy, financial, shipping, insurance and auto industries.
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Another difficulty facing those doing business with Qatar now is logistical, an international banker said.
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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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"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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"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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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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I would be afraid that they would pull out suddenly and stop doing business with us.
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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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S. companies already shy away from doing business with Iran's petrochemicals sector because of existing sanctions.
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Under the sanctions, US companies and government agencies are prohibited from doing business with those entities.
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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 first instance, it appears China's approach to doing business with Africa has quietly shifted.
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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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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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Even where doing business with Qatar is still technically possible, it is becoming harder in practice.
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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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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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For companies interested in doing business with the Army, it is a multi-billion market opportunity.
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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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But it is also seeking to keep up pressure on those still doing business with Pyongyang.
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Last week, we heard the PBOC calling Chinese banks to stop doing business with North Korea.
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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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That deduction doesn't fly if you're not doing business with, say, a client while diligently caffeinating.
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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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"We are not doing business with Huawei," President Trump says about the Chinese telecom equipment maker.
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Some international corporations had stopped doing business with the kingdom, but relations are once again warming.
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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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Is this a good way of doing business with a bank — or are there privacy issues?
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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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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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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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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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Still, public antipathy towards Mr Trump runs deep, which raises the costs of doing business with him.
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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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It will also have to find less bureaucratic ways of doing business with firms developing key technologies.
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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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Only 16% stopped doing business with an impacted company, and only 18% deleted a social media account.
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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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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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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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Silver got rich on bribes and kickbacks from individuals and companies doing business with New York state.
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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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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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His administration has threatened new sanctions on small Chinese banks and other firms doing business with Pyongyang.
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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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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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On Wednesday, over 150 GitHub employees circulated a letter asking GitHub to stop doing business with ICE.
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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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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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Trump will significantly restrict U.S. companies from doing business with some military-linked enterprises, the officials said.
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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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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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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 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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The Oregon bill prevents state agencies from doing business with providers that favor some content over others.
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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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Treasury says it will freeze the assets and prohibit Americans from doing business with the accused Russians.
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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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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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The details: This set of sanctions prevents the U.S. and Americans from doing business with those agency employees.
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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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The brothers had been doing business with both parties and were suddenly being forced to pick a side.
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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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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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And Chinese bank branches in the northeast have curtailed doing business with North Koreans, according to branch staff.
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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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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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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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Hong Kong, meanwhile, faces challenges in corporate governance and auditing as a result of doing business with China.
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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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Commerce barred American firms from doing business with ZTE in April after the company violated sanctions on Iran.
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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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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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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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Aggregating this information could be very valuable for you and the individuals and companies doing business with you.
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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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Many European countries, including Britain, France and Germany, have announced their intention to continue doing business with Iran.
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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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It's unusual when a major corporation boasts about its decision to cut back on doing business with Amazon.
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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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As you probably know, the Trump administration banned US companies from doing business with Huawei several months ago.
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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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Congressman Mike GallagherMichael (Mike) John GallagherGOP Congressman: Impeachment reactions and should the U.S. stop doing business with China?
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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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Rep. Mike GallagherMichael (Mike) John GallagherGOP Congressman: Impeachment reactions and should the U.S. stop doing business with China?
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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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"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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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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The Chawlas, in the statement, left open the possibility of doing business with the Trumps in the future.
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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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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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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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And on Saturday, Rhinegeist announced it would no longer be doing business with Broney's over the "ignorant, disrespectful" message.
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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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Yet their ability to keep doing business with Huawei has been put into doubt by a bruising political fight.
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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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And I want to let everybody know who's doing business with Assad, you do so at your own peril.
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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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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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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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It warned Europe against doing business with Tehran via a system of non-dollar trade to circumvent U.S. sanctions.
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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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And companies as well as people can be trapped into doing business with monopolies that are inept or shifty.
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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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The sanctions: They freeze any assets Maduro has in U.S. jurisdictions and blocks Americans from doing business with him.
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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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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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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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Last Thursday, the Trump Administration placed Huawei on an Entity List, preventing US companies from doing business with it.
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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 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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The sanctions freeze any assets Maduro may have in U.S. jurisdictions and bar Americans from doing business with him.
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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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"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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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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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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The sanctions freeze any U.S. assets held by the targeted officials and prohibit Americans from doing business with them.
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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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Her son, George Baronov, said his mother worked for Trump after first doing business with Trump's partner in Florida.
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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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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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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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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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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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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 is possible the meeting was entirely legal (although actually doing business with the bank would not have been).
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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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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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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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The U.S. has been ready to impose secondary sanctions on any company, including European ones, doing business with Iran.
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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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Anyone doing business with Prigozhin or using his planes or yachts now faces the prospect of US sanctions themselves.
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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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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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Give Mr. Parker the stark choice between working with the N.R.A. and doing business with the country's largest retailer.
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Give Mr. Parker the stark choice between working with the N.R.A. and doing business with the country's largest retailer.
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Several lawsuits have accused Mr. Trump of violating the clause by doing business with entities controlled by foreign governments.
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But the US government continues a myriad of unilateral sanctions, which prohibit US companies from doing business with Iran.
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But many businesses continue to denounce them as a tax on doing business with the world's second-largest economy.
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Do you think other museums and other institutions doing business with the Sackler family should do so as well?
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Michurin does not deny doing business with North Korea, but says he believes he did not break any laws.
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As part of the campaign to discourage companies from doing business with Iran, my organization, United Against Nuclear Iran (UANI) has recently unveiled its Iran Risk Snapshot, a set of 27 financial, legal and sociopolitical indices from the world's leading organizations that analyze the risks of doing business with the regime in Tehran.
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Trump also said the United States would continue to refrain from doing business with Chinese telecoms equipment giant Huawei Technologies.
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But Dellavedova told NBC News that the incident would not affect the Pentagon's decision to continue doing business with Lockheed.
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Most notably, it's hard for Western companies to often know exactly who they are doing business with and their creditworthiness.
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I don't choose who walks through my door, I just know that when they're there, I'm doing business with them.
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The settlement makes no determinations about whether Devumi's clients violated any laws by doing business with the firm, CNN added.
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The letter suggesting that doing business with the NRA could have serious negative repercussions in light of mass shooting tragedies.
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Tillerson has also spoken about the possibility of doing business with Iran, which would support the nuclear deal with Tehran.
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The sanctions bar American citizens from doing business with them and subject any assets they have in America to seizure.
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I tried the Huawei MateBook 133 laptop in January, well before Huawei was banned from doing business with US companies.
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About a quarter of companies request anonymity, he said, but the majority don't mind disclosing who they're doing business with.
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The move announced Wednesday states, among other requirements, that U.S. firms must seek government approval before doing business with Huawei.
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The United States has put Huawei on a blacklist that bans American companies from doing business with the Chinese firm.
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The move would mirror the Trump administration's decision to bar American companies from doing business with Chinese telecoms giant Huawei.
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No surprise that most banks would sooner denounce a dodgy client to America's authorities than keep doing business with them.
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But companies doing business with Qatar have faced disruptions such as longer travel times and having to find new suppliers.
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U.S. sanctions, of course, bar Americans from doing business with North Korea in general, and with its leader, Kim, specifically.
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A few people raised their hands when asked the same question about doing business with Trump's Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton.
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"I don't think companies not doing business with Amazon will be inclined to use its platform for trading," Kiser said.
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North Korea's ability to make money through its channel can technically be seen as Google doing business with the country.
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The arrival of worldwide consumer boycotts, campaigns to sell off stock of any company doing business with this pariah state.
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The Treasury banned American firms from doing business with Dandong Hongxiang because of alleged links to North Korea's nuclear programme.
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Mr. Make America Great Again broke the law that prohibited U.S. businesses from doing business with Cuban dictator Fidel Castro.
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She's breaking the law, doing business with drug dealers, and putting her family at risk, but her conviction doesn't waver.
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Blocking Americans from voluntarily doing business with each other across the country is just such a violation of personal liberty.
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The move effectively barred the Chinese telecom giant Huawei from doing business with American companies without United States government approval.
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The Treasury Department will freeze those assets and prohibit Americans from doing business with those Russians, officials said. http://bit.
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They're also doing business with Air Cote d'Ivoire, Congo Airways and have taken management of CEIBA International in Equatorial Guinea.
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Huawei, a Chinese telecommunications firm, was banned from doing business with government agencies in the United States over security concerns.
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"The big banks that most people are doing business with are reticent to get involved, which I think is telling."
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The bipartisan legislation requires the president to sanction foreign and domestic entities doing business with Russia's defense and intelligence sectors.
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Those hit with sanctions will have their U.S. assets frozen and Americans will be forbidden from doing business with them.
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If FIFA were criminally charged, sponsors and other partners might be wary of the risks of doing business with it.
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Laws passed in the last decade limited people or companies doing business with the city from contributing to official campaigns.
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Huawei remains on an economic blacklist that prevents US companies and individuals from doing business with it without a license.
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S. persons or entities doing business with Russians on a sanctions list could also face penalties, known as secondary sanctions.
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President Donald Trump's administration issued a 90-day extension allowing US companies to continue doing business with China's Huawei Technologies.
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It doesn't say we need to compromise; it says there's no world in which doing business with ICE is okay.
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Trump tweeted earlier this month that the United States was considering halting trade with countries doing business with North Korea.
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The U.S. government on Monday sanctioned Maduro, freezing all his U.S. assets and barring Americans from doing business with him.
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Competition for faster access compels firms to buy these new services and increases the costs for doing business with exchanges.
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The designation freezes any properties they may have under American jurisdiction and bars American citizens from doing business with them.
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The Commerce Department banned U.S. companies from doing business with ZTE after determining the company had shipped goods to Iran.
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The company is currently struggling against tough U.S. sanctions that ban it from doing business with major global tech firms.
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As a result, Commerce lifted what would have been a seven-year ban on American companies doing business with ZTE.
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Punitive measures include freezing U.S. assets, banning travel to the United States and prohibiting Americans from doing business with them.
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This was followed by Washington granting a 90-day extension allowing U.S. firms to continue doing business with China's Huawei.
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How do you dare criticize American businesses for legally and successfully doing business with one of our biggest trading partners?
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The Trump regime had banned U.S. companies from doing business with Huawei, then backtracked by offering a 90 day reprieve.
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"This is the bible of doing business with the City of New York," said Eli Blachman, the paper's longtime editor.
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The sanctions freeze any U.S.-held assets of the two officials and generally prohibit Americans from doing business with them.
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Despite the temporary reprieves, the broader ban on doing business with Huawei has still caused major problems for the company.
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The company is heavily reliant on U.S. products, but the sanctions now bar it from doing business with U.S. firms.
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The Trump administration imposed sanctions on Mr. El Aissami this year, barring American financial institutions from doing business with him.
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The administration has placed Chinese tech companies on an "entity list," essentially blacklisting them from doing business with American firms.
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He had been convicted of accepting hundreds of thousands of dollars from people and companies doing business with the city.
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But hyperinflation and U.S. sanctions, which prohibit American companies from doing business with Venezuela's public sector, are complicating those methods.
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According to US officials, this the first time anyone has been sanctioned for doing business with people on this blacklist.
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An interim report at the start of 2018 said the office had identified 206 companies doing business with the settlements.
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But most importantly, YT&aposs name on that list meant investors were less keen on doing business with Faraday Future.
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"In contrast, the U.S. has consistently violated the agreement, especially by bullying others from doing business with Iran," Zarif asserted.
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She ended up like many with ambition in this city of more than three million: doing business with North Korea.
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The U.S. has ramped up pressure on Huawei in recent months, blacklisting the firm from doing business with American firms.
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This was followed by Washington granting a 90-day extension allowing U.S. firms to continue doing business with China's Huawei.
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And other times the Islamic Republic, or others doing business with it, will forge paperwork to hide what's being exported.
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The firm was put on a U.S. blacklist last month that bars it from doing business with American tech firms.
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The regulations include a ban on Americans doing business with some 180 Cuban government entities, holding companies, and tourism companies.
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The U.S. move has pressured European and Asian clients to stop importing Iranian oil or doing business with the country.
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The U.S. followed that move by effectively banning U.S. companies from doing business with Huawei, a giant telecommunications company in China.
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Washington last month put Huawei on a blacklist that effectively blocks U.S. firms from doing business with the Shenzhen-based company.
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This move is expected to be followed by a ban on U.S. firms doing business with Huawei, a Chinese telecommunications company.
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The note of caution also applies to doing business with Iran, despite the lifting of some international sanctions earlier this year.
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The sanctions freeze any assets the 17 may have in the U.S. and prohibit any Americans from doing business with them.
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The reimposition of sanctions would dissuade foreign companies from doing business with Iran because they could be subject to U.S. penalties.
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"We have been doing business with North Korea for 10 years," said the Malaysian coal trader who declined to be identified.
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The Treasury Department said it was freezing all US assets for those individuals and prohibiting Americans from doing business with them.
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The sanctions freeze any assets that those targeted may have in U.S. jurisdictions and bar Americans from doing business with them.
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There are people in New York I have been doing business with for 40 years, and we have never even met.
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Washington on Wednesday also threatened to impose more sanctions on Iran 'very soon' and warned Europe against doing business with Tehran.
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The U.S. administration has declared Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei a security threat, effectively banning U.S. companies from doing business with it.
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And just as the Post has the right to keep publishing, we have the right to stop doing business with it.
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President Trump, meanwhile, has threatened that anyone doing business with Iran will not be able to do business with the U.S.
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He's also planning to ban Americans from doing business with Cuban companies that are controlled by the military, the Times reports.
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U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross announced it was extending a temporary reprieve for Huawei to continue doing business with American companies.
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They freeze US assets of the individuals and companies and prevent US residents from doing business with the individuals and companies.
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The president also banned US citizens from doing business with entities linked to the Cuban military and intelligence and security services.
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"We're open to doing business with cities in the way in which cities want to do business," he told the publication.
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The Trump administration has declared Chinese telecoms giant Huawei a security threat, effectively banning U.S. companies from doing business with it.
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The U.S. administration has declared Chinese telecoms giant Huawei a security threat, effectively banning U.S. companies from doing business with it.
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That essentially bans American companies from doing business with the Chinese tech giant, unless they get special permission from the department.
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The EU established a special-purpose corporation to help it evade sanctions that America has imposed for doing business with Iran.
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Earlier this year Congress introduced a bill to stop the government doing business with two Chinese telecoms firms, Huawei and ZTE.
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In fairness to Thiel, he's not altogether wrong that doing business with China could be problematic or even straight-up evil.
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"We envisage an identity solution, like Digital iD, could unlock significant benefits for everyday Australians doing business with government," Fahour said.
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That same month, he said private companies doing business with the city should disclose claims of sexual harassment against their employees.
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He also threatened to stop "all trade with any country doing business with North Korea," a threat apparently aimed at China.
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Rubio noted Thursday that the Cuban military's tourism arm brags about doing business with half of all visitors to the island.
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The US has been pushing its partners not to buy Russian weapons, threatening them with sanctions for doing business with Moscow.
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If the companies do not register, they risk being barred from doing business with financial companies regulated by New York state.
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Decades of doing business with foreign regimes with reputations for corruption, from the Philippines to Ukraine, had led to messy finances.
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These fears could be amped up by his recent threats to cut trade with any country doing business with North Korea.
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Adding weight to the prospect of NSO doing business with Mexico is another attack that Citizen Lab was able to identify.
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A 2012 House Intelligence Committee report warned congressional leaders to be wary of doing business with ZTE and Chinese competitor Huawei.
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Its grudging cooperation was further incentivized by Washington's belated imposition of sanctions directly on Chinese entities doing business with North Korea.
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And—to use Trump language—the price of doing business with others rises if America's leader is seen as a thug.
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Any U.S. assets belonging to the individuals are frozen by the sanctions, and Americans are banned from doing business with them.
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Time's Up is calling on various businesses, including RCA Records, Spotify and Apple Music, to stop doing business with the singer.
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Charara and his company's U.S. based assets have been frozen, and Americans are now barred from doing business with either party.
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The Iranians are also finding it difficult to find financing from foreign banks still skittish about doing business with the country.
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Our commitment to issuing DUNS Numbers for free lowers the barriers small businesses confront in doing business with the U.S. government.
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As a result, firms in the US have been prohibited from doing business with Huawei without obtaining permission from the government.
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It's a scary concept to even do business there if you think the bank you're doing business with can go under.
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The Trump administration has lobbied multiple countries, particularly in Europe, to stop doing business with Iran as part of the effort.
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He didn't want other business partners finding out about his involvement, for fear that they would stop doing business with him.
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The U.S. president also says the United States will continue to refrain from doing business with Chinese telecoms equipment giant Huawei.
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In addition to the UN sanctions, the US has imposed its own slew of restrictions on doing business with North Korea.
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Some industries will have problems finding new suppliers or buyers, and there are entrenched constituencies that support doing business with China.
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Such rate cuts were necessary in order to attract buyers and offset the considerable risk associated with doing business with Venezuela.
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And the United States has already blacklisted some Chinese companies, including Huawei, effectively barring them from doing business with American companies.
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At the time, Ben Butler, GoDaddy's director of network abuse, cited the First Amendment in defending doing business with the organization.
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The Commerce Department added Huawei to its "entity list," with U.S. companies banned from doing business with groups on that list.
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These laws eventually moved the Obama administration to punish companies in China, Germany and Italy that were doing business with Iran.
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The Treasury Department's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network also proposed banning U.S. financial institutions from doing business with the Bank of Dandong.
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Countries around the world have already found vulnerabilities in Huawei products, and many have outright banned doing business with the company.
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The United States is considering, in addition to other options, stopping all trade with any country doing business with North Korea.
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Some American executives who had stayed away because of the backlash over the slaying have resumed doing business with the kingdom.
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In 2012, the agency started doing business with NovaWurks, which eventually became the prime contractor for that part of the project.
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It would apply to many but not all contractors doing business with the state, costing the state an extra $2.6 million.
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They freeze the U.S. assets of the people and companies named and forbid Americans in general from doing business with them.
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The Chinese government — literally the owner of a company that Trump has tried doing business with in the past — surely knows this.
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But that was before the United States slapped it with an export ban, effectively barring US companies from doing business with Huawei.
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Washington last week effectively banned U.S. firms from doing business with Huawei, the world's largest networking gear maker, citing national security concerns.
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The action freezes any assets they may hold in the United States and generally prohibits U.S. individuals from doing business with them.
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This involves scanning their customer databases and conducting other diligence to ensure they aren't doing business with government-sanctioned or corrupt entities.
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Earlier this month, Congress ultimately decided to only ban Huawei and ZTE from doing business with the US government or its contractors.
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Bolton said the new measure would force countries and companies to choose between doing business with the United States or with Venezuela.
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Firms are taking seriously Mr Trump's threat that anyone doing business with Iran will not be allowed to do business with America.
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As we know from his time with Los Pepes, Peña isn't above doing business with the cartels when it serves his purpose.
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The sanctions put in place under the Obama administration barred US companies from doing business with Russia's Federal Security Service, or FSB.
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The issues between parties have heated up dramatically in recent months, leading to a ban on U.S. companies doing business with Huawei.
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Adding to the conflict, Washington placed Huawei on a blacklist that limits U.S. companies from doing business with the Chinese tech giant.
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Some come from countries in which doing business with Iran, for example, would be no problem were it not for America's stance.
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However, Guajardo said it would be unacceptable for NAFTA to change the rules for companies doing business with Pemex under the reform.
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All the while the Clinton Foundation received hundreds of millions of dollars from people doing business with the US government -- our government.
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Mr. Modanlo's punishment was among the most severe in any criminal case arising from American economic prohibitions on doing business with Iran.
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Oregon followed shortly after with a law that prohibits state agencies from doing business with broadband providers that don't follow net neutrality.
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European and Asian importers may, however, soon find themselves faced with the choice of doing business with the United States or Iran.
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Under the sanctions all of Maduro's assets subject to U.S. jurisdiction are frozen, and Americans are barred from doing business with him.
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Last Thursday, the Trump Administration placed the Chinese technology conglomerate on an Entity List, preventing US companies from doing business with it.
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" Dayton added that "there are quite a few banks that are doing business with cannabis businesses, but often times it's short-lived.
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Trump envoys told Poland's leaders that doing business with Huawei threatens Poles' dreams of a permanent American troop presence on Polish soil.
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"We expect that those (sanctions) will continue to have an important effect on preventing people from doing business with them," Mnuchin said.
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They bar U.S. investors from doing business with Rusal, and threaten retribution too for companies outside the United States that help it.
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Trump also restricted Americans from doing business with 180 hotels, stores, marinas and other organizations that are associated with the Cuban military.
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Any restrictions imposed on our foreign trading partners also operate as unwelcome restrictions on American firms doing business with these foreign countries.
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Indeed, the US government's ban on American companies doing business with Huawei prevents the Google Play Store from featuring on Huawei smartphones.
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He warned the U.S. could stop all trade with countries doing business with North Korea in the wake of Pyongyang's latest test.
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A law known as the Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act (CAATSA) also requires sanctions for doing business with Russia's defense industry.
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Being included on this list is seen as a death sentence, as it bans U.S. companies from doing business with that entity.
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The influential gun advocacy organization claims it is -- if the state of New York keeps it from doing business with financial companies.
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To exact as much as pain as possible, CAATSA mandated additional sanctions on anyone doing business with Russian defense or intelligence sectors.
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If other countries start to experience economic slowdowns of their own, the US will likely have more difficulty doing business with them.
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Washington designates Hezbollah as a terrorist group and has tightened sanctions in recent months against people accused of doing business with it.
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But a muted response from both Airbus and arch-rival Boeing underscores the lingering uncertainty and complications of doing business with Tehran.
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Huawei remains subject to a US executive order intended to dissuade US companies from doing business with it on national security grounds.
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The limitation comes as a result of the US government blacklisting Huawei, meaning US companies are banned from doing business with Huawei.
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Wells forces many of its customers to agree to settle any dispute in arbitration as a condition of doing business with it.
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LSEG's head of emerging markets strategy Ibukun Adebayo said the level of British interest in doing business with African countries was unprecedented.
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Internationally, the dispute has forced lobbyists, financiers, tech executives and media figures to confront the risks of doing business with Saudi Arabia.
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The U.S. government cannot forbid anyone from using dollars, but it can prevent U.S. banks from doing business with a sanctioned entity.
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Ditto. Unleash lawsuits against companies still doing business with Iran to recover billions of dollars in outstanding terrorism judgments against the country?
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Mr. Gorman said Morgan Stanley had clamped down on doing business with gunmakers; Citi and Bank of America have already done so.
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Andy Purdy talks with Kara Swisher on the Recode Decode podcast about the pending ban on US companies doing business with Huawei.
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That kind of vetting helps protect banks from doing business with criminals and helps protect clients who could be vulnerable to fraud.
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By contrast, employees of the company, or anyone doing business with it while it is being reorganized, can expect to be paid.
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Recently, de Blasio's presidential PAC took money from a Boston businessman who clearly has an interest in doing business with the city.
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Lenders continue to hesitate or retreat from doing business with the company, cowed by the scrutiny that other financial partners have received.
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However, it faces a number of headwinds, including being on the U.S. blacklist that restricts American firms from doing business with Huawei.
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As the WSJ points out, it's that doing business with the U.S. is a privilege, and requires adopting policies that America wants.
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That will preclude the company from doing business with Petrobras, a key customer, for the time being, SBM said in a statement.
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So on May 16, 2019, it placed Huawei on its "entities list," which prohibits U.S. interests from doing business with the company.
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Under the sanctions, American property of designated people and entities can be seized, and Americans are prevented from doing business with them.
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President Donald Trump, in a Sunday tweet, said the U.S. would consider halting trade with "any country" doing business with North Korea.
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The U.S. also placed several major Chinese technology companies on a blacklist that effectively bars them from doing business with American suppliers.
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Last year, it placed the company on a blacklist prohibiting U.S. companies from doing business with the firm without a special license.
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Earlier this year, Huawei was placed on a U.S. blacklist which stopped American firms doing business with the Chinese telecom networking giant.
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Huawei already sued the United States government this year, challenging a spending law that blocked federal agencies from doing business with it.
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He acknowledges that he didn&apost properly vet the companies he was doing business with and takes full responsibility for his actions.
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Pompeo said he expected other American companies to cut ties with Huawei as the risk of doing business with it becomes clear.
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The latest sanctions freeze any U.S. assets of Rafael Ortega and the targeted companies and bar Americans from doing business with them.
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Mark Farmaner, director of Burma Campaign UK, an advocacy group, said these military-owned companies were still doing business with U.S. firms.
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While Huawei remains on an export blacklist, the Commerce Department on Monday allowed certain U.S. companies to continue doing business with it.
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"That is the cost of doing business with the e-commerce colossus, and it is too high a cost to pay," Cramer said.
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They are staying in the hotel because of the added value that comes from doing business with the President of the United States.
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Trump is not as experienced in doing great, profitable business as he is in making people feel good about doing business with him.
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" The report says "both banks declined to complete the transaction due to compliance, reputational, and legal risks associated with doing business with Iran.
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Like other US companies, we recognize that doing business with these rival suppliers can be more expensive than with our traditional Chinese partners.
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In 2014 the US government declared FBME an "institution of primary money laundering concern" and forbade American banks from doing business with it.
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The company was put on a US blacklist back in May, preventing it from doing business with other US companies without government approval.
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Mariel was on the list of Cuban entities that the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump banned U.S. firms from doing business with.
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A poll released Wednesday by Die Welt newspaper showed that 65 percent of Germans believed Germany should stop doing business with Saudi Arabia.
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Many of the attendees at Thursday's meeting have made a point of working with the White House and doing business with the government.
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That means the coal industry needs BlackRock, but BlackRock may not need, or want, the cost of doing business with the coal industry.
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US president Donald Trump has made Huawei the biggest story in tech right now by banning it from doing business with US companies.
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If they were strictly imposed in such a way that some European companies stopped doing business with Iran, the impact could be great.
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French President Emmanuel Macron said on Thursday that the European Union must protect European Union companies doing business with Iran from U.S. sanctions.
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New York City's campaign finance laws strictly limit donations to candidates by individuals doing business with the city and ban donations from corporations.
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Zurich Insurance said it welcomed the lifting of Iranian sanctions and would look into insurance cover for corporate customers doing business with Iran.
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Mike Pompeo, America's secretary of state, suggested in Hungary recently that doing business with Huawei could tip decisions on where America stations troops.
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How about -- how about Michael Cohen just doing business with companies in order to buy the pay-for-play access to the president.
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"The Better Business Bureau (BBB) warns consumers about doing business with Skip Nichols, the owner of Air Balloon Sports," the 2008 message said.
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The United States has effectively banned its companies from doing business with Huawei, which claims the firm represents a threat to U.S. security.
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Trump's determination to push ahead with sanctions on Tehran which also target European companies doing business with Iran has opened another battle front.
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American entities are banned from doing business with dozens of senior government figures, including the president, vice-president, attorney-general and economy minister.
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The U.S. sanctions in 2010 barred U.S. citizens from doing business with the brothers but some of their companies have continued to operate.
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A few years ago, he began doing business with pharmacies in England, New Zealand and India because the prices were lower than Canada.
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Mr Frérot has lessened Veolia's traditional over-reliance on doing business with municipalities, especially in France, and sought out more contracts from industry.
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Ultimately, Huawei's survival is highly dependent on whether Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company — the world's largest contract chipmaker — can keep doing business with it.
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It could remove the longstanding exemption that relieves the real estate sector of any responsibility to know whom they are doing business with.
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At the time, the U.S. had a sweeping embargo in place which prohibited Americans from doing business with Iran, including receiving rent payments.
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The second seeks to eliminate discrimination in contracting, requiring any company doing business with the state to eliminate bias in hiring and promotion.
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When it became clear in 2018 that ZTE was trying to dodge its punishments, officials banned American firms from doing business with it.
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"It's about signaling to other countries that might be on the fence about doing business with Huawei that Huawei is a safe partner."
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Qualcomm doesn't intend to take Apple's legal action lying down, but neither does it plan to stop doing business with the iPhone maker.
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" How it happened: "The backlog grew significantly after the government stopped doing business with a contractor that suffered a data breach in 2014.
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Traders universally expressed frustration with the mounting obstacles to doing business with Egypt, and said the issues could collectively disrupt the country's supplies.
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WeChat, launched in 2011, is not hugely popular in Russia but the blockage may affect Chinese tourists and Russians doing business with China.
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While that doesn't trigger any formal sanctions, it can make banks, companies and other entities very wary about doing business with that place.
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EU foreign ministers also imposed a blanket ban on doing business with North Korea in sanctions that go beyond the latest U.N. measures.
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ICE already has access to all E-Verify databases, which are used by many large corporations and anyone doing business with the government.
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The U.S. sanctions explicitly bar U.S. entities from doing business with Rusal, but the impact extended to companies outside the United States too.
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Yet some bankers oppose doing business with actual crypto-currencies that are not backed by national governments and have been involved in scandals.
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Citing national security concerns, Washington last week effectively banned U.S. firms from doing business with Huawei, the world's largest telecoms network gear maker.
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Fewer than half (45%) report that they've updated privacy settings, and only 16% stopped doing business with an entity due to data misuse.
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Often, parties doing business with family offices don't work with the families directly, since they have intermediaries like Stern to oversee their portfolios.
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Shipments of refined aluminum have reportedly stalled for the company, which is now banned from doing business with U.S. customers under the sanctions.
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The undeniable fact is that today some companies get a preference when doing business with the government transportation agencies while veterans do not.
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"They are a private company and of course have a right to stop doing business with me," Watkins said in reference to Cloudflare.
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But his answer to a question about doing business with gun owners drew the biggest reaction from the tens of thousands of shareholders.
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A law known as the Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act (CAATSA) also calls for sanctions for doing business with Russia's defense industry.
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Inclusion on the list is seen as a death sentence for Huawei, as it bans U.S. companies from doing business with the entity.
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On Friday, Trump ignited deeper concerns about the health of the economy by calling for U.S. companies to stop doing business with China.
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Iran wants to continue to look wrongly punished by you so it can continue doing business with other countries and sell energy abroad.
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TRUMP RENEWS &aposBITING SANCTIONS&apos AGAINST IRAN, WARNS COUNTRIES DOING BUSINESS WITH TEHRAN Major German multinational companies, however, are voting with their feet.
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The updated filing also notes that the company will stop doing business with several enterprises with business connections to Domo CEO Josh James.
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The Bank of China, the country's central bank, announced it would stop doing business with North Korea soon after Trump revealed the sanctions.
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But the evidence instead shows that Trump made smearing his political opponents the cost of doing business with the United States of America.
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They took this less as a nineteenth-century thing than as a Barbare thing, the cost of doing business with a spirited character.
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It could also cast further doubt on HNA's murky ownership, which has prompted some Wall Street banks to stop doing business with it.
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Maduro's adversaries have called on foreign buyers of Venezuela's precious metal to stop doing business with what they say is an illegitimate regime.
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United States officials have barred U.S. firms from doing business with some Chinese supercomputer groups that U.S. officials say have Chinese military ties.
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The US Department of Justice hit Huawei with new charges, including stealing trade secrets and violating sanctions by doing business with North Korea.
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Shortly after beginning his post in Germany, he elicited the annoyance of politicians there by admonishing any German companies doing business with Iran.
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The Commerce Department added Huawei to the "entity list" in May, with American companies banned from doing business with groups on the list.
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The sanctions imposed on Monday freeze any U.S. assets of NTC and Beijing Sukbakso and generally prohibit Americans from doing business with them.
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The U.S.-China conflict intensified this week after Washington restricted 28 Chinese companies and public security bureaus from doing business with American firms.
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The Adrian Darya 1 may yet struggle to sell its wares; America has threatened to impose sanctions on anyone doing business with her.
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" Radisson Blu said that its due diligence, carried out before doing business with JWPegasus, "did not reveal any suspicious activity at that time.
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United Nations: The organization published a much-delayed and contentious list of 112 companies doing business with Israeli settlements in occupied Palestinian territories.
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Still, a blanket ban on doing business with the Chinese government could hurt companies such as HP (HPQ), Dell (DELL) and Microsoft (MSFT).
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The official said it was the first time anyone has been sanctioned for doing business with people on the blacklist of Russian operatives.
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The goal of expanding the blacklist, the administration official said, was to make people "think twice" about doing business with anyone on it.
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Earlier this year the Treasury Department sanctioned the Russian nationals indicted by the special counsel, barring US citizens from doing business with them.
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"It's still a black box where the animal comes from before it shows up with the person you're doing business with," he said.
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The Chinese phone maker was placed on the US entity list earlier this year, preventing any US companies from doing business with Huawei.
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"Frankly, I have no idea how [building owners] can be doing business with the mess they have outside their front door," he wrote.
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Freezing those assets, banning them from doing business with European entities and stopping them from visiting the continent will really hit them hard.
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Berlin is still getting used to his outspokenness; he'd barely set foot in Germany before demanding German companies stop doing business with Iran.
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E.U.-Iran relations: After months of delay, Britain, France and Germany unveiled a way to continue doing business with Iran despite U.S. sanctions.
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In effect, it forces foreign countries into a choice between importing large amounts of Iranian oil or doing business with the United States.
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In its campaign to demonstrate that Huawei is not a company worthy of trust, the US government has brought criminal charges against its CFO for evading sanctions and doing business with Iran, charged the company with intellectual property theft, helped Poland arrest a Huawei employee accused of spying for China, and tried to ban US companies from doing business with Huawei.
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The lawsuit is separate from the US Commerce Department's recent blacklisting of Huawei, which restricts American companies from doing business with the Chinese firm.
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The public backlash against Wayfair has been swift, with customers vowing to boycott the company until it stops doing business with border facility contractors.
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They are keen to return to doing business with Russia, the EU's main gas supplier, not least to help offset Europe's sluggish economic growth.
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Whatever concerns Trump had about Gorsuch eventually subsided, but it's clear loyalty — or perceived loyalty — is the price of doing business with the president.
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This would pave the way for an effective ban for companies on doing business with Huawei, and potentially other Chinese companies such as ZTE.
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American companies and citizens will also be barred from doing business with businesses controlled by the Cuban military or its intelligence or security services.
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American companies and citizens will also be barred from doing business with companies controlled by the Cuban military or its intelligence or security services.
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The Trump administration wants to maximise economic pressure on the Iranian regime, and is threatening sanctions on international companies doing business with the country.
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With some exceptions, there is still an American trade embargo with Iran, largely preventing most Americans from doing business with Iran and vice versa.
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Citigroup, meanwhile, last year placed restrictions on firearms sales for retailers doing business with the bank following the deadly school shooting in Parkland, Florida.
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The event was, however, overshadowed by the U.S. decision earlier this month to ban American tech and telecom firms from doing business with Huawei.
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For example, the 2012 Iran Freedom and Counter-Proliferation Act (IFCA) prohibits Americans from doing business with Iran's leading energy, shipbuilding, and shipping companies.
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Panama also offers a plethora of tax incentives; for example, many companies don't have to pay taxes when doing business with other foreign companies.
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Chinese tech giant Huawei has scrapped the launch of new laptop as a result of being effectively barred from doing business with American suppliers.
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The political risk of doing business with Russia is still rising and with it the political risk of dealing with Rusal, even without sanctions.
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The risk of new restrictions on doing business with Russia has risen since the Democratic Party won control of the U.S. House of Representatives.
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Last week, the White House unveiled sanctions against a Chinese bank, a Chinese company, and two Chinese individuals for doing business with North Korea.
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Huawei was placed by Washington on a blacklist in mid-May that effectively blocks U.S. firms from doing business with the Shenzhen-based firm.
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Of course, the deal puts Nike in an interesting spot -- doing business with both the NFL and the guy suing the NFL for collusion.
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China was well placed because the local government preferred doing business with long-term friends offering ample credit to work with state-run firms.
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The event was, however, overshadowed by the U.S. decision earlier this month to ban American tech and telecom firms from doing business with Huawei.
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The current economic sanctions against Russia are in place until the end of January, 2019, as well as curbs on doing business with Crimea.
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He seemed to have some success on the latter issue, getting China to agree to stop its banks from doing business with North Korea.
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The move allows any of the two men's assets in the United States to be frozen and prohibits Americans from doing business with them.
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Their assets will now be frozen, and they will be forbidden from doing business with US citizens and companies, or raising financing in America.
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Google ads disappeared when the sanctions came in, he said, along with the services of many big sites that stopped doing business with Iran.
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I want a dollar that's great for our country but not a dollar that's prohibitive for us to be doing business with other countries.
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In April, Huawei reported a 39 percent increase in first-quarter revenue, despite US efforts to dissuade allies from doing business with the firm.
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If you can't trust the company you are doing business with to do the right thing by you, it's hard to continue the relationship.
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That he would be so supportive of a company which his own government fined for doing business with Iran is, well, confusing as hell.
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On Sunday, Trump tweeted that the US was considering "stopping all trade with any country doing business with North Korea," which would include China.
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Several states have moved to support Israel and prevent their governments and agencies from doing business with companies or individuals that endorse the boycotts.
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Whatever Trump will end up doing, and whatever impact this will have on companies doing business with the government, investors don't seem especially scared.
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The Treasury Department, concerned that Iran has not benefited enough from sanctions relief, is working to clarify the conditions for doing business with Tehran.
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While the U.S. government can limit or prohibit any U.S. entity from doing business with a sanctioned party, each country's sanction program is unique.
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Newton is a believer in written agreements after someone he was doing business with turned around and created a competing product behind his back.
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These could be modeled after the sanctions imposed on Iran beginning in 2010 that drove most international companies to stop doing business with Tehran.
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Doing business with the family of powerful politicians is not uncommon in China, as Beijing sees it as a way to gain favorable treatment.
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In theory, under a law passed several years ago, people doing business with the city are limited to giving at most $22013 per candidate.
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China Labor Watch said the activists had collected evidence that Ivanka Trump "set a bad example" by doing business with factories that exploited workers.
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"We can designate Chinese banks and companies unilaterally, giving them a choice between doing business with North Korea or the United States," he said.
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It required companies doing business with the federal government to improve their search for qualified minority applicants, aiming to increase their hiring and promotion.
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He expressed hope that it would lead companies to stop doing business with the settlements and even lead to sanctions against those that continue.
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It's been sanctioned for doing business with Iran and North Korea, and the U.S. Commerce Department banned American companies from selling it their products.
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Like, for instance, an Operation Choke Point type campaign that discourages banks and payment processors from doing business with sex toy manufacturers and retailers.
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The move enables the U.S. government to block any company property under its jurisdiction and prevents U.S. citizens from doing business with the firms.
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In his May announcement, Trump gave companies and countries doing business with Iran two "wind-down" periods before the United States would reimpose sanctions.
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House lawmakers have voted to approve a provision that would bar the Pentagon from doing business with telecommunications firms knowingly supporting North Korean cyberattacks.
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This is the risk of handing nine-figure contracts to players over 30, but it is also the price of doing business with stars.
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Washington also last month put Huawei on a blacklist that effectively blocks U.S. firms from doing business with the Shenzhen-based telecoms equipment maker.
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Washington last month effectively banned U.S. firms from doing business with Huawei Technologies, the world's largest telecoms network gear maker, citing national security concerns.
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They have concluded that it makes little financial sense to risk investments in and trade with the United States by doing business with Iran.
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The complaint resulted in the county issuing a request that any electronics manufacturer doing business with the county remove the terms from its products.
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The other corporations doing business with or investing in the destruction of the Amazon must also actively clean up their supply chains or divest.
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The sanctions will block those targeted from accessing assets controlled by the U.S. and prevent Americans from doing business with the individuals and entities.
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A second EU official said the U.S. was sending out such teams across the world with a private warning against doing business with Iran.
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The chefs had a change of heart about doing business with the hotel in 2015, after Mr. Trump made incendiary comments about Mexican immigrants.
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The capos who had seen the fruits of doing business with a pushover like Fitzsimmons didn't take kindly to the headlines Hoffa was making.
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Trump on Thursday praised a "bold move" by China's central bank to direct that nation's other banks to stop doing business with North Korea.
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Many people have visceral anxieties about doing business with their cell phones, but Fredell insists that it's the safest money-carrying medium there is.
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That legislation includes a proposal to keep contributions bundled by lobbyists and others doing business with the city out of the matching-funds system.
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"The United States is considering, in addition to other options, stopping all trade with any country doing business with North Korea," Trump tweeted Sunday.
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The company was in May placed on a US government blacklist, prohibiting most companies from doing business with it because of national-security concerns.
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The Trump administration is set to extend a license that will allow American companies to continue doing business with the Chinese telecom giant Huawei.
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Meantime, banks across Wall Street lend to one of the nation's biggest retailers, Walmart, which means they are doing business with a gun retailer.
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Huawei was added in May to the Department of Commerce's "entity list," which banned American companies from doing business with groups on the list.
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Le Maire wants to update that statute to deal with the US's threats to impose sanctions on companies and banks doing business with Iran.
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Joey's job is to promote Jordan as a destination, which includes doing business with partners in Mexico, as well as in the United States.
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Oakland and Berkeley both recently passed measures preventing their cities from doing business with companies that worked on the wall, and California State Sen.
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S. companies from doing business with U.S. manufacturers that need rare earths, rather than just restricting supplies from China to American factories, Raymond James warned.
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That came after Washington last month put Huawei on a blacklist that effectively blocks U.S. firms from doing business with the Chinese telecoms equipment giant.
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"There is very little new exposure to most folks doing business with the government of Venezuela since most of that was oil-related," Nephew said.
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To solve the issue, Latvia says it will ban banks from doing business with shell companies, which can be used to mask wrongdoers&apos identities.
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Sanctions set in place by the United States and the European Union banned American companies like Exxon from doing business with the Russian oil sector.
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Thermo Fisher, the world's largest maker of scientific instruments, also supplies raw materials used in formulating experimental drugs and had been doing business with Patheon.
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In its latest move, the U.S. Treasury prohibited companies on Friday from doing business with Iran's largest petrochemical group, citing ties to Iran's Revolutionary Guards.
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On Monday, Montana Governor Steve Bullock signed an executive order effectively barring state agencies from doing business with internet service providers that violate net neutrality.
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Partly because of remaining unilateral U.S. sanctions, major European banks and investors are holding back from doing business with Iran despite lifting of many sanctions.
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Rightfully so, it ignited a firestorm of controversy, and threats from some of our nation's leading tech corporations to cease doing business with the state.
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It remains unclear what sanctions in particular have forced Google to take action, but it appears unrelated to restrictions on doing business with North Korea.
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Among the goals outlined is a stop to forced transfers of technology — a common concern that many international companies have doing business with Chinese partners.
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Citigroup Inc, meanwhile, last year placed restrictions on firearms sales for retailers doing business with the bank following the deadly school shooting in Parkland, Florida.
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Soon after, the administration effectively blacklisted Huawei, banning any US companies from doing business with the Chinese telecom giant without permission from the American government.
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The U.S. government has also angered China by putting Huawei on a blacklist that would ban U.S. companies from doing business with the Chinese firm.
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It would also impose sanctions on those who engage with the Russian defense or intelligence sectors, which could affect international companies doing business with Russia.
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New U.S. sanctions against Iran took effect last week, and Trump said companies doing business with the country will be barred from the United States.
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Hence, alongside his trade war against Beijing, Trump has: Essentially banned U.S. companies from doing business with Huawei, and pressured American allies to follow suit.
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Nor why he is ready to forgive a company for doing business with North Korea and Iran — especially having just imposed new sanctions on Iran.
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European companies are banned from doing business with the ferry and the port under EU sanctions imposed on Russia after it annexed Crimea from Ukraine.
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The U.S. government last month effectively banned its agencies from buying Huawei telecommunications equipment and put severe restrictions on U.S. companies doing business with Huawei.
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In April the Commerce Department banned American firms from doing business with ZTE, a Chinese telecoms giant which violated sanctions against Iran and North Korea.
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The rule comes in a year before Congress' mandated deadline of August 2020 for all federal contractors doing business with Huawei, ZTE, Hytera and Hikvision.
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Less than three weeks later, the Treasury watered down the sanctions by extending the "wind-down" period for firms to finish doing business with Rusal.
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In addition, the law set a deadline of August 2020 for a broader ban on federal contractors doing business with Huawei or the covered firms.
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The Trump administration's possible sanctions on Venezuelan officials would freeze their U.S. assets and prohibit anyone in the United States from doing business with them.
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US persons and corporations are forbidden from doing business with anyone designated by the sanctions, cutting targets off from much of the world's financial infrastructure.
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At the time he also imposed more stringent measures—including secondary sanctions on anyone doing business with it—than those required under this week's listing.
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Today, President Trump took to Twitter (of course) to share his thoughts about how Nordstrom was reportedly doing business with his daughter and her business.
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The European Union frets that new U.S. restrictions could pose obstacles to its companies doing business with Russia and threaten the bloc's energy supply lines.
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At the end of the song, Grande shook Miller's hand, as though to thank him jokingly for doing business with her, and walked off stage.
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The new measures are designed to discourage shipping firms and trading companies from doing business with the North to further isolate it, South Korea said.
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The United States has threatened to impose secondary sanctions on European companies doing business with Iran after withdrawing from a 2015 nuclear deal with Tehran.
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It is not on the U.S. Treasury Department's Specially Designated Nationals list, which bars U.S. entities from doing business with any firm on the list.
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Now President Trump has threatened to cut off trading ties with any country doing business with North Korea (which could halt US trade with China).
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The potential of an agreement with ZTE has angered members of Congress, who warn doing business with the company is a threat to national security.
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Doing business with Cuba has been historically tricky, with complex U.S. rules to untangle, lack of direct bank transactions and an often unreceptive Cuban government.
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The Commerce Department has restricted American companies from doing business with a Chinese chipmaker on the grounds that the chipmaker was using stolen trade secrets.
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Citing national security interests, Washington placed Huawei on a blacklist — a move that restricts American firms from doing business with the Chinese telecom equipment maker.
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The golf course deal could serve as a cautionary tale for both private equity firms and the growing number of governments doing business with them.
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The shareholder wanted to know if Buffett misspoke in February when he told CNBC that Berkshire shouldn't avoid doing business with people who own guns.
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The White House is set to issue a 90-day extension of a license today allowing U.S. companies to continue doing business with China's Huawei.
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Investment companies are now publicly weighing the reputational risk of doing business with Brunei or businesses funded or supported by the country's sovereign wealth fund.
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China on Monday pushed back after President Trump warned on Sunday the U.S. is considering cutting off trade with countries doing business with North Korea.
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Companies doing business with Crimea should therefore be very cautious and should study very carefully whether or not goods or services are subject to sanctions.
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Washington has accused Huawei of being tied to China's government and has effectively banned U.S. companies from doing business with it for national security reasons.
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In Brazil, Mossack Fonseca was linked to a corruption investigation into bribes paid to politicians by companies doing business with the state-run oil company.
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Washington's secondary sanctions, which threaten to punish non-American individuals and companies doing business with the sanctioned entities in the same way they would Americans.
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How will people doing business with Venezuela know whether or not to trust that formula if the government has a habit of disregarding the law?
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Last week, Commerce announced that ZTE had met the terms of the settlement and would be allowed to start doing business with American companies again.
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In any event, it has become clear that high-tech employees will continue to protest against companies doing business with the government national security community.
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The penalty followed an investigation showing that the Chinese maker of telecommunications devices had violated U.S. sanctions by doing business with Iran and North Korea.
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In May 2019, Huawei was placed on a US trade blacklist, preventing US companies from doing business with Huawei without permission from the US government.
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These companies were placed on the list either for doing business with Trump, selling Trump-branded products, or in some way supporting the Trump campaign.
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Since Iran will not give up its regional ambitions in Lebanon, Syria, Iraq and Yemen, Trump would be accused of doing business with the devil.
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Nearly 30 Chinese entities have also been added onto the U.S. government's so-called Entity List, restricting these organizations from doing business with American firms.
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" Pierotti said he knew that Rajaratnam "had gotten information given to him by a board member of Procter & Gamble who was doing business with Smucker's.
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Trump, however, seems to view that as the cost of doing business with Democratic governors who have dared to criticize his administration's flailing coronavirus response.
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Some of SAP's U.S.-based rivals, such as Microsoft Corp , have been barred from doing business with Chinese firms such as Huawei Technologies Co Ltd.
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The U.S. government last month effectively banned its agencies from buying Huawei telecommunications equipment and put severe restrictions on U.S. firms doing business with Huawei.
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Erickson Living, a retirement community operator, also continued doing business with Equifax, while adding additional security measures and shutting down online access to W-2s.
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The most notable are what are known as "secondary sanctions" — sanctions that will aim to deter companies outside the US from doing business with Russia.
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The sanctions explicitly bar U.S. entities from doing business with the named individuals and companies, making it difficult for them to conduct business in dollars.
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The European Union frets that new US restrictions could pose obstacles to its companies doing business with Russia and threaten the bloc's energy supply lines.
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The sanctions take aim not only at Iranian oil exports, but also at international shipping companies, banks, insurers and port operators doing business with Iran.
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While American companies are legally restricted from doing business with people and institutions in countries under United States sanctions, nothing stops Huawei from doing so.
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These places refuse to accept bids for contracts from companies supporting the movement, and some stopped doing business with European banks involved in the campaign.
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Some of SAP's U.S.-based rivals, such as Microsoft Corp, have been barred from doing business with Chinese firms such as Huawei Technologies Co Ltd.
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Some of SAP's U.S.-based rivals, such as Microsoft Corp, have been barred from doing business with Chinese firms such as Huawei Technologies Co Ltd.
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"When you start doing business with Russian energy companies like Gazprom and Sibur, you're not just getting into bed with the company," Mr. Hochstein said.
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Defense policy legislation passed by the House and Senate contain varied bans on the Pentagon and other government agencies doing business with ZTE and Huawei.
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The sanctions will be lifted, the official said, when Rosneft stops doing business with the Maduro regime and allows a democratic transition to take place.
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American companies and individuals will also be barred from doing business with any firm controlled by the Cuban military or its intelligence or security services.
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American banks, including Bank of America, said that they would stop doing business with banks in Uruguay that provide services for those state-controlled sales.
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The individuals and companies — based in Iran, China, Lebanon and the United Arab Emirates — are banned from doing business with U.S. institutions or American citizens.
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The sanctions freeze any assets held in the United States of those affiliated with the shipping network and prohibit them from doing business with Americans.
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Robert Guarino, chief executive of 5 Napkin Burger, which has four locations in Manhattan, said doing business with the food delivery apps had been challenging.
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"What has changed is that now the number of banks, traders that are staying away from doing business with Iran is increasing," the official said.
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Called Boeing AnalytX, the unit launched last year and is already doing business with the likes of Korean Air, Delta Air Lines and Turkish Airlines.
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Some of those critics are calling for "secondary sanctions," which would cut off trade and financial flows to any country doing business with North Korea.
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He told Hannity on Wednesday, however, that China has "been very helpful," praising Beijing's move to stop Chinese banks from doing business with North Korea.
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The EU has also warned that firms that stop doing business with Iran because of U.S. sanctions could in turn be sanctioned by the bloc.
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But earlier this year, Huawei was placed on a U.S. blacklist, known as the "Entity List" which restricts American firms from doing business with it.
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Any Iranians targeted would be subject to asset freezes and bans on travelling to the EU or doing business with companies based in the bloc.
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But by 2010, he was back doing business with Deutsche Bank through its private-banking unit, which catered to some of the world's wealthiest people.
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White House National Security adviser John Bolton refreshed the threat on Sunday, saying U.S. sanctions could be imposed on European companies doing business with Iran.
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Tensions are reaching beyond tariffs, particularly after Washington blacklisted Huawei, the world's biggest telecoms gear maker, effectively banning U.S. companies from doing business with it.
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Foreign businesses of all types, ranging from oil companies, trading houses to shipping, have stopped doing business with Iran for fear of incurring U.S. penalties.
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Several committee members want harsher measures, including secondary sanctions targeting Chinese banks and companies doing business with North Korea, and measures to bar oil imports.
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"We expect companies doing business with the government to comply with their contractual obligations," said Assistant Attorney General Jody Hunt, who heads the department's civil division.
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U.S. officials told Reuters this month the Trump administration could impose new sanctions on small Chinese banks and other firms doing business with Pyongyang within weeks.
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The cancellation means one of the world's largest retailers has joined a list of blue-chip companies that have stopped doing business with Palantir since 2015.
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It would also impose secondary sanctions on those who engage with the Russian defense or intelligence sectors, which could affect international companies doing business with Russia.
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But some U.S. sanctions remain, and U.S. banks remain prohibited from doing business with Iran directly or indirectly because Washington still accuses Tehran of "supporting terrorism".
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Several bankers and brokers doing business with Deutsche told Reuters they were monitoring key stress indicators, especially short interest on Deutsche, but were not overly concerned.
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Trump has pledged to donate profits the Trump Organization earned from doing business with foreign governments, and the company has sent funds to the US Treasury.
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This was well before Huawei ended up on a US government blacklist that banned the company from doing business with US companies due to security concerns.
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The order handed down on Friday bans US companies from doing business with Huawei, which resulted in Google and a string of other companies cutting ties.
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The justices also ruled that companies doing business with the government can be sued for fraud if they fail to disclose significant legal or regulatory violations.
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Then, on Wednesday, the president declared a national emergency over threats against U.S. technology, effectively blacklisting Chinese telecom giant Huawei from doing business with American firms.
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Mr Rouhani had hoped that the European Union would blunt the pain of American sanctions by compelling companies and banks to keep doing business with Iran.
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The company has lost over $3 billion since the April 15th ban on doing business with U.S. suppliers, according to a source familiar with the matter.
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Companies and banks that are already doing business with Iran will have three to six months to wind down their business before being subject to sanctions.
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The UAE said later it had placed the same companies and people on its list of terrorist and terrorist organizations doing business with the IRGC-QF.
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The White House is planning to take a big step Wednesday toward preventing government agencies from doing business with Huawei, according to a senior administration official.
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But some U.S. sanctions remain, and U.S. banks remain prohibited from doing business with Iran directly or indirectly because Washington still accuses Iran of "supporting terrorism".
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The United States placed Huawei on a trade blacklist last week, effectively banning U.S. firms from doing business with the world's largest telecom network gear maker.
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The Trump administration then escalated tensions between the two countries last week by heavily restricting U.S. companies from doing business with Huawei, the giant Chinese telecom.
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Treasury's notice makes more explicit that the sanctions restrict foreign entities from doing business with Venezuela using the U.S. financial system or U.S. brokers after April.
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His five-year stint as Bank Melli's landlord provides an example of the Trump Organization itself doing business with a government hostile to the United States.
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Britain's Foreign Minister Boris Johnson was blunt about the chances of avoiding U.S. sanctions that also seek to prohibit foreign companies from doing business with Iran.
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American companies are forbidden from doing business with any company on the Entity List, though the Trump regime granted companies like Google a 90-day reprieve.
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Washington last month sanctioned PDVSA's finance vice president, Simon Zerpa, complicating some of the company's operations as Americans are now banned from doing business with him.
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Washington has accused Huawei of being tied to China's government, and has effectively banned U.S. firms from doing business with the company for national security reasons.
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Its deal with the U.S. government included penalties and fines totaling more than a billion dollars, but allowed it to continue doing business with U.S. suppliers.
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Other signatories to the deal have been trying to salvage the pact, but U.S. sanctions have largely scared off European companies from doing business with Iran.
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Kanye West might be an increasingly controversial name in the world of media and politics, but Adidas won't stop doing business with the rapper anytime soon.
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Democratic lawmakers focused many of their questions on who the banks were doing business with, probing for answers about financing of gun manufacturers and fossil fuels.
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It's Operation Choke Point, in which government puts pressure on banks to stop doing business with industries it dislikes, such as consumer loans, guns and ammunition.
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"I want a dollar that's great for our country but not a dollar that's prohibitive for us to be doing business with other countries," he said.
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In the government arena, he primarily represents private companies doing business with government agencies during procurement bidding, negotiation, and protest processes, and ordinance and regulatory promulgation.
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Gargash said the UAE would not ask foreign companies to choose between doing business with it or Qatar, but suggested international monitoring of Qatar was needed.
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"Valve has stopped doing business with Digital Homicide for being hostile to Steam customers," Valve VP of marketing Doug Lombardi told Motherboard in a brief email.
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" Rosentrater told the outlet that after investigating Blackwood online, she discovered the student had been flagged by rescue groups for allegedly "doing business with kill-buyers.
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Another version of the Federal Reserve's risk argument is that customers might stop doing business with a bank because of the bank's participation in those activities.
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Even corporate clients who had accounts with Lehman could not verify its positions nor even understand in what capacity they were doing business with the firm.
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Klingner points out that the Trump White House, like previous administrations, has declined to use secondary sanctions to target China for doing business with North Korea.
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In another case, the DOJ alleged CFO Meng Wanzhou violated the International Emergency Economic Powers Act by doing business with U.S-sanctioned Iran, among other charges.
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They are generally barred from doing business with individuals, businesses, and governments subject to sanctions, or even touching money that might be connected to sanctioned entities.
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This might happen if a federal court orders the President to divest his ownership interests in his companies or to stop doing business with foreign governments.
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According to a Reuters report published Monday, President Trump said he's not keen on doing business with Huawei, which he deems is a "national security threat."
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The moves come as the Trump administration is restricting Huawei from doing business with the federal government over concerns the company is a national security risk.
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But in 2018, Facebook is doing business with China (with all of the censorship that implies) and there is heightened competition from Chinese rivals like Baidu.
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U.S. has accused Huawei of being tied to China's government, and has effectively banned U.S. firms from doing business with the company for national security reasons.
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The bloc on Thursday also extended for a year until June 2020 its separate sanctions that ban the bloc from doing business with Russia-annexed Crimea.
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In May, the United States in May placed the Chinese telecoms group Huawei on a blacklist that effectively blocks U.S. companies from doing business with it.
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Mark Lorimer, LendingPoint's chief communications and public affairs officer, said the company stopped doing business with Trusii months ago after learning of problems with the study.
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The Trump administration has called Huawei a tool for Beijing's espionage, and now, Washington has barred American companies from doing business with the Chinese telecom giant.
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With Friday's designation, the United States will freeze all assets belonging to the four men under its jurisdiction and prohibit Americans from doing business with them.
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The new sanctions, which prohibit him from entering the United States or doing business with American financial institutions, will have almost no impact on the ayatollah.
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The Trump administration in April designated the guard as a terrorist organization, and that prohibited them from entering the United States or doing business with Americans.
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Some in Washington are pushing for unilateral US action against the banks doing business with Pyongyang - a move that would set up a confrontation with China.
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He traveled the United States urging pension funds, universities, cities, states and the federal government itself to shed investments in companies doing business with South Africa.
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But Boeing faced a more basic question: Should it even be doing business with this group — largely little-known figures from India, Sri Lanka and Hungary?
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Mr. El Aissamí has been sanctioned by the United States over allegations that he is a narcotics trafficker, which blocks Americans from doing business with him.
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It said corporate customers doing business with both banks would in future be expected to decide on one of them as their main point of contact.
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In 2014, the U.S. Department of Commerce added Panda International to its "Entity List" - a roster of companies effectively banned from doing business with U.S. firms.
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In 2014, the U.S. Department of Commerce added Panda International to its Entity List - a roster of companies effectively banned from doing business with U.S. firms.
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And Gary Shapiro, head of the Consumer Technology Association, which organizes CES, came out on the side of doing business with China, criticizing President Trump's strategy.
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This recently happened when major lending institutions ceased loaning money and doing business with companies that operate detention facilities that were contracted by our own government.
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Pyongyang's response comes hours after Trump signed an executive order that aims to expand his authority to target people and institutions doing business with North Korea.
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More than a dozen other states have laws that restrict candidates from receiving political contributions from companies doing business with or seeking business with the state.
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A day after taking office as ambassador, Mr. Grenell admonished German companies to stop doing business with Iran, overstepping the basic boundaries of his diplomatic role.
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In 2014, the US Department of Commerce added Panda International to its "Entity List" — a roster of companies effectively banned from doing business with U.S. firms.
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Hikvision was among 28 Chinese companies on the so-called entity list prohibited from doing business with American companies without being granted a U.S. government license.
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The U.S. on Monday banned 28 Chinese companies from doing business with American firms without being granted a U.S. government license due to human rights issues.
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The warning comes a day after Facebook reported a strong first quarter, showing that the scandal has not deterred advertisers from doing business with the site.
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New Jersey is set to stop doing business with gun manufacturers and retailers that fail to adopt gun control measures, The New York Times reported Tuesday.
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"China is merely doing business with Latin America and all the trade ties are based on the countries' free will and for mutual benefit," it said.
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Yesterday, software development tool maker Chef found itself in the middle of a firestorm after a Tweet called them out for doing business with DHS/ICE.
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Without a deal, Britain's financial sector had hoped it could rely on the EU's "equivalence" system to keep doing business with the EU directly from Britain.
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Dunford has long questioned why US-based tech firms have resisted working with the Department of Defense while simultaneously doing business with geopolitical competitors like China.
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Unfortunately, as long as the company's effectively banned from doing business with U.S. companies, its phones will be next to useless for everyone outside of China.
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"A large number of professionals have been unable to access the financial system, because they are doing business with marijuana growers and dispensaries," the senators wrote.
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The blacklist still faces a formal approval process in Brussels, and will not prohibit banks from doing business with clients in the countries on the list.
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Trump's Commerce Department has also repeatedly delayed adding Huawei to a list that would effectively blacklist it and ban U.S. companies from doing business with it.
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Some German officials shrugged off his remarks as part of the cost of doing business with an American president known for bucking diplomatic and political norms.
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This is one of the reasons Nike finally started doing business with Amazon recently, Nike exec Heidi O'Neill confirmed in a separate interview at Code Commerce.
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President Obama has already faced calls from the Republican leadership asking his administration to halt efforts to facilitate companies doing business with Iran throughout the transition months.
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But U.S. sanctions over dollar transactions have made investors wary about doing business with Iran, something the European-backed special purpose vehicle (SPV) is meant to tackle.
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"Even a minimum change in taxes could mess up gasoline exports to Mexico," a source working at a terminal and pipeline operator doing business with Pemex said.
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"At a point relatively soon, this will be the plan and the way of doing business with T-Mobile," he said on a conference call with reporters.
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The money, according to the Trump Organization's tax lawyer, was profit that the Trump Organization's hotels said it earned in 2017 from doing business with foreign governments.
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The tweet was posted in reply to a tweet from Sleeping Giants, a social media activism group, which requested GoDaddy "reconsider doing business" with The Daily Stormer.
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The rules reinstate restrictions on most private travel to the country, with the exception of Cuban Americans, and forbids visitors from doing business with military-controlled institutions.
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However, it gave a weaker than expected current quarter forecast, pointing to softness in the LED market and the U.S. ban on doing business with China's Huawei.
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StarKist is also being accused of violating federal racketeering law by knowingly doing business with foreign fishing companies whose practices do not meet national dolphin-safe standards.
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"The United States is considering, in addition to other options, stopping all trade with any country doing business with North Korea," Trump wrote in another tweet. 210.
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Turning to the U.S. sanctions against Iran, the minister said Germany and its EU allies would continue to support companies doing business with Iran despite U.S. pressure.
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California State Treasurer John Chiang said last month he would end doing business with the bank, a decision since echoed by officials Illinois, Ohio, and several cities.
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And most of the producers that produce well in the food area or the home area, Natural History or Crime – we have been doing business with them.
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"It's not that we think doing business with these groups is important for the health of the internet as part of some free expression principle," Kramer said.
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The totality of the transactions should give you pause enough that we would want to be sure US institutions scaled back or ceased doing business with them.
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However, some suggest it was a reaction to the Treasury Department's sanctions banning U.S companies and citizens from doing business with North Korea's Propaganda and Agitation Department.
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NSPK is not subject to Western sanctions, but some foreign companies are wary of doing business with Russian firms in case further restrictions are put in place.
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U.S. President Donald Trump opened the door to blacklisting people and entities doing business with North Korea, further tightening the screws on Pyongyang's nuclear and missile programs.
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"Preventing German companies that don't abide by U.S. sanctions from doing business with the U.S. contradicts international law and is not how you treat friends," Hardt said.
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The Commerce Department added Huawei to its "entity list" in May citing national security concerns, with U.S. companies banned from doing business with groups on the list.
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Congressional leaders are eyeing legislation to toughen penalties on companies doing business with Pyongyang in the wake of the country's recent claims of detonating a hydrogen bomb.
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What Kelly says Last month, the #TimesUp movement called on various entertainment businesses, including RCA Records, Spotify and Apple Music, to stop doing business with the singer.
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Huawei was also placed on an entity list, that barred US firms from doing business with it — resulting it Google pulling its Android license from the firm.
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The government will also continue to enforce measures that will boost South Korea's competitiveness against countries that are already doing business with Iran, including China and India.
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"It would effectively prohibit our major job-creating exporters from doing business with China, even if it wasn't targeted at a bad actor in China," said Rep.
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Supporters say the bill, which would impose secondary sanctions on financial entities doing business with North Korea, is necessary to target those helping Pyongyang evade existing sanctions.
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The designation comes with sanctions such as freezing any assets that might be in the United States and a ban on Americans doing business with the Guard.
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The US government has also banned Huawei from doing business with US firms with special licenses, alleging that the firm spies on behalf of the Chinese government.
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He is even doing business with Halliburton's most famous alumnus, Dick Cheney, investing alongside the former vice president in WellAware, a Texas oil services software start-up.
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Analysts are deeply skeptical that the measures under consideration will embolden big European multinationals to continue doing business with Iran in the face of powerful U.S. sanctions.
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Tucked into the conference report for this year's defense authorization bill, a small provision provides waiver authority from sanctions on those doing business with Russian defense agencies.
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It can also be hard to enforce them, because many competitors are unwilling to complain about a telecom-media giant that they cannot avoid doing business with.
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That ICM had agreed to stop doing business with FedEx was disclosed by actress Piper Perabo, who shared the news on Twitter, and was confirmed by Forbes.
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In so doing, he will reimpose the sanctions that were waived as a result of the deal, to include sanctions against third parties doing business with Iran.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Twitter on Sunday that the United States was considering cutting trade to any country doing business with North Korea.
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Iran has struggled to cash in on the accord, partly because of remaining unilateral U.S. sanctions that have deterred major Western investors from doing business with Tehran.
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Companies are effectively given the choice of doing business with Iran or with the United States, which has a much bigger economy and a more lucrative market.
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After he married, Mr. Cohen started doing business with Russian and Ukranian immigrants from New York, Chicago and Florida in communities known for links to organized crime.
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The business software company has an edge over its U.S. rivals because it faces potentially fewer restrictions on doing business with China, Chief Executive Bill McDermott said.
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Huawei is pushing ahead with the launch despite being on a U.S. blacklist known as the Entity List that restricts U.S. firms from doing business with Huawei.
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The Trump administration cited national security concerns when it blocked U.S. companies from doing business with Huawei, one of the largest telecom products providers in the world.
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That voting bloc in Cuban Miami largely supports Mr. Trump's decision to curtail American travel to Cuba and prevent companies from doing business with Cuban military enterprises.
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The U.S. Commerce Department announced that it placed an additional 28 firms on the so-called Entity List that American enterprises are banned from doing business with.
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In Trump's promising to lift restrictions on ZTE — which was punished for doing business with North Korea and Iran — the United States got completely rolled by China.
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A credit freeze can prevent thieves from using your information to open new accounts, since lenders want to see a credit report before doing business with you.
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They have been placed on the same Entity List as Chinese telecom giant Huawei, meaning U.S. companies are barred from doing business with them without a license.
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" He repeatedly and emphatically denied having no interest in doing business with McDonald&aposs, at another point in the interview dismissing the notion as "complete bulls**t.
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While legal, such gifts are worrying to advocates of campaign finance reforms, especially when the donations are made by individuals or companies doing business with the government.
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Steven T. Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, ordered assets in the United States frozen for 13 well-connected Venezuelan figures and barred Americans from doing business with them.
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They include secondary sanctions on Chinese banks and companies doing business with North Korea; a military strike; or simple acceptance of North Korea as a nuclear power.
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The administration faced blowback on Capitol Hill after the State Department said Monday it would not immediately implement penalties for entities doing business with Russia's defense sector.
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During the presidential campaign, Donald J. Trump pointed to his relationship with Deutsche Bank to counter reports that big banks were skeptical of doing business with him.
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However, late in the session, the Trump administration issued a new 90-day extension allowing U.S. companies to continue doing business with China's Huawei Technologies Co Ltd.
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However, late in the session, the Trump administration issued a new 90-day extension allowing U.S. companies to continue doing business with China's Huawei Technologies Co Ltd.
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Predictably, Iranian threats are having an impact on our European allies, particularly France, which has made a great deal of money doing business with Tehran's murderous regime.
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Washington also passed its own unilateral measures against North Korea and foreign firms that it has caught doing business with Pyongyang or the Kim Jong Un regime.
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There has been a renewed chill under Trump, who put a stop to doing business with some Cuban state-run companies and tightened rules for U.S. visitors.
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When it comes to doing business with Canada and Mexico, now is the time to transform NAFTA so that digital commerce can take yet another step forward.
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But Sheingold, who describes herself as "left-leaning," stopped doing business with the contractor because she could no longer trust the contractor's ability to respect other's feelings.
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During the presidential campaign, Donald J. Trump pointed to his relationship with Deutsche Bank to counter reports that big banks were skeptical of doing business with him.
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Instead, Schumer faces the burden of reinventing his traumatized party on the fly and protecting Barack Obama's legacy, while selectively doing business with a Trump White House.
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A Deutsche Bank investigation determined that its private-banking division really, really liked doing business with famous people and was prepared to overlook pretty much everything else.
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But I think people like doing business with people they know, and so a few companies get all the work, and they can charge whatever they want.
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"I got a lot of requests yesterday for information on any other companies that may be doing business with the detention centers," Ms. Coulter said on Wednesday.
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A government official who declined to be named said it was examining a "risk duty", or levy, on banks doing business with customers whose identity was unclear.
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Adding to tensions, Washington effectively banned U.S. firms from doing business with Huawei Technologies Co Ltd, the world's largest telecoms network gear maker, citing national security concerns.
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Mexico banned federal institutions and state governments from doing business with Odebrecht for 2-1/2 years and fined two units of the companies around $30 million each.
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The designation opens the possibility that anyone doing business with the group, which has broad reach in Iran's economy, could face criminal charges for supporting a terrorist group.
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The Trump administration has given the same message to other governments, Abrams said, and has made a similar argument to foreign banks and companies doing business with Maduro.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani and senior officials met with at least 23 countries over three months to try to convince them they could keep doing business with Iran.
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In July, President Trump reversed a ban on American companies doing business with ZTE in order to pave the way for trade talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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TRUMP OFFICIALS SAY IT SHOULD BE EASY DECISION FOR CHINA TO COMPLY WITH SANCTIONS ON IRAN AS DOING BUSINESS WITH U.S. MORE IMPORTANT FOR THEM THAN WITH IRAN
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The United States has accused Huawei of being tied to China's government, and has effectively banned U.S. firms from doing business with the company for national security reasons.
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But his record suggests he'll be receptive to county clerks, bakers, pharmacists and others who say their conscience prohibits them from doing business with gay and lesbian people.
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Mexico last year banned federal institutions and state governments from doing business with Odebrecht for 2-1/2 years, but has not brought criminal charges against the company.
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Earlier on Wednesday, the firm said it had cancelled the launch of its new Matebook laptop as a result of being barred from doing business with American suppliers.
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The move follows America's decision last month to place Huawei on its own blacklist, in effect banning American firms from doing business with the Shenzhen-based telecoms giant.
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The move angered U.S. allies and the deal's signatories, who have since been searching for ways to enable their companies to continue doing business with the Islamic Republic.
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"He knows that if banks start worrying about getting caught up in sanctions stuff just by doing business with Glencore, that would be a terminal issue," says one.
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The sanctions unveiled Wednesday will freeze U.S. assets of the officials targeted, ban them from travel to the United States and prohibit Americans from doing business with them.
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But as the international community expands the scope of secondary sanctions, they will likely proscribe any foreign bank from doing business with any North Korean counterpart, Eurasia said.
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More than half the states in the country are considering either net neutrality laws, or executive orders prohibiting states from doing business with ISPs that behave anti-competitively.
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However, the president was unexpectedly harsh in vowing to extend sanctions, not just restore them, and to punish any firm doing business with Iran wherever it is based.
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He is a cheerleader for his state's advantages, including low costs, a central location with good airports and a convenient time zone for doing business with both coasts.
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American officials insisted that a ban on American companies from doing business with ZTE, a Chinese maker of telecoms equipment, was not linked to recent altercations on trade.
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"In response to a recent letter signed by 547 employees, our CEO said that the company would not cease doing business with contractors furnishing border camps," zwayfairwalkout tweeted.
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The decision gives Chevron and four US oil services companies permission to continue doing business with national oil company PDVSA, which has been sanctioned by the Trump administration.
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But investors will also need more reassurance about doing business with a government that has had to fend off past criticism from donors about corruption and poor management.
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But clearly the former senator was hired to work as a highly compensated adviser to companies doing business with government largely because of his experience on Capitol Hill.
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U.S. officials say tougher sanctions could include an oil embargo, a global ban on North Korea's airline, intercepting cargo ships and punishing Chinese banks doing business with Pyongyang.
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Analysts say this is increasing the price of doing business, with companies likely to pass the cost to consumers, who are already grappling with inflation of nearly 100%.
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The new sanctions freeze assets and prevent U.S. entities from doing business with more than 28500 employees of a Syrian government agency tasked with producing non-conventional weapons.
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Trump stopped short of going after North Korea's biggest trading partner, China, and praised its central bank for ordering Chinese banks to stop doing business with North Korea.
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Chevenix said that if the U.S. decided to impose "secondary sanctions" on Iran, it could prevent European firms doing business with the country, even if they wanted to.
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Trump warned members of the Security Council that there would be "severe consequences" for those that continue doing business with Iran after U.S. sanctions come back into force.
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If sanctions do not prevent foreign firms from doing business with Iran, they are less likely to exert enough pressure to bring Iran back to the negotiating table.
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"We want to focus our resources on doing business with companies that share our values," Dev Stahlkopf, Microsoft's corporate vice president and general counsel, told The Washington Post.
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The Obama administration approached two U.S. banks to facilitate the conversion, the report said, but both refused, citing the reputational risk of doing business with or for Iran.
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Chris Cummings, chief executive of Britain's Investment Association, said he supported ESMA's setting of "robust standards" for UK investment management firms doing business with the EU after Brexit.
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But young influencers also pose a risk to companies, and with the change still in early stages, major brands might move slowly in doing business with college athletes.
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Meng is accused of violating U.S. sanctions by doing business with Iran and her detention has set off a tit-for-tat of arrests between Canada and China.
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It's not that Americans are turning to socialism – they want companies to take the lead by aligning their way of doing business with the priorities of the public.
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Sometimes you lack the motivation to go forward, but the person you are doing "business" with is the one who supports you, picks you up, and guides you.
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The new rules limit individual travel, make group visits more onerous and ban Americans from doing business with or patronizing 180 Cuban military-run businesses and their products.
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