SINGAPORE, Jan 7 (Reuters) - Singapore has received 21 applications for digital bank licences, comprising 7 applications for retail licences and the balance for wholesale bank licences, the central bank said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Singapore's central bank is set to issue up to two "digital full bank" licences and three wholesale bank licences.
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Europe has long been notorious for restrictive practices such as occupational licences, but state-level licences in America have proliferated almost unnoticed.
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Specialised banking licences, introduced in January, take up to six months to secure, while e-money and payment licences are promised in three.
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The biggest winner was Statoil with 24 licences, including 13 operatorships while Det norske oljeselskap came in second with 10 licences and 6 operatorships.
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So far this year, it has withdrawn over 10 banking licences, after revoking around 90 banking licences in 2015 and a similar number the year before.
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"The Mining Commission would like to inform all owners of retention licences that the licences have been canceled," commissions chairman Idris Kikula said in a statement.
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Deutsche Telekom's T-Mobile, Telekom Austria's A1 and Hutchison Drei secured licences in all 13, while four local operators secured licences in up to three zones each.
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Astana Banki had its retail deposit licences suspended earlier this year alongside Qazaq Banki and Eximbank Kazakhstan, two small lenders whose licences the central bank revoked last month.
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The PIGB would create four new entities whose powers would include the ability to conduct bid rounds, award exploration licences and make recommendations to the oil minister on upstream licences.
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The passed bill would create four new entities whose various powers would include the ability to conduct bid rounds, award exploration licences and make recommendations to the oil minister on upstream licences.
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The authorities suspect that 30% of driving licences are fake, many of them duplicates to help drivers evade bans—a ruse that would be impossible if all licences were linked to Aadhaar.
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Amata VN also applied for another two licences to develop two projects with a combined area of 801 hectares and is expected to receive the licences in the third quarter, it said.
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Sumitomo won an international tender for prospecting licences in 2010.
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Credit Suisse is also considering whether to obtain banking licences.
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A total of 42 lenders hold banking licences in Azerbaijan.
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Both his books are freely available under Creative Commons licences.
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That suggests that Arm will not grant Huawei new licences.
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Observers nonetheless expect a rush to apply for such licences.
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Pilots also cannot get their licences renewed from the FAA.
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Threatening to withdraw banking licences would be a stronger deterrent.
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Two families face charges associated with breaches of their licences.
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In Britain, where bank licences are national, only 4% do.
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In December it restricted licences to one activity per entrepreneur.
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Red tape within government means that licences are rarely revoked.
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In Texas student IDs are out, handgun licences are in.
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BP was awarded exploration licences for the region in 873.
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Lyft does not operate in places that require such licences.
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Even if the government opts for new licences over a partial sale of Ethio Telecom, information on the state-owned company's existing infrastructure and balance sheet will be crucial for assessing the licences' value.
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Nokia said Daimler was seeking to side-step taking out licences.
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Last year, the government awarded eight companies consumer credit-rating licences.
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Aspiring landlords must buy licences from those willing to "surrender" theirs.
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Lobbyists justify licences by claiming consumers need protection from unqualified providers.
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It ends the discretionary role of the police in granting licences.
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These licences are expected to earn GSK a "small" sales royalty.
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To date, only French and German operators have secured 700MHz licences.
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We do not expect Taiwan to rush to issue 103G licences.
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Both banks had their retail deposit licences suspended earlier this year.
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China has also granted export licences to 25 Brazil meatpacking plants.
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The country's three mobile operators - Vodafone Egypt , Orange, and Etisalat - acquired licences.
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Using Game Pass seems to be confusing the licences and removing them.
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It has however gained new licences in Sheffield, Cambridge, Nottingham and Leicester.
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It has applied to renew the remaining licences, which expire next year.
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The suspension does not affect Vodacom's 3G or 4G licences in Congo.
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Smart tax policy, not a crude cap on licences, is the answer.
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As a result, the authorities are opting to auction new licences first.
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It is unclear if Arm will offer support for existing licences, however.
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Only two venues have lost their licences in the past six years.
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Regulators have also issued restricted licences, limiting services but requiring less capital.
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The auction for the 5G spectrum licences is planned for early 2019.
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The official did not give details on the terms of the licences.
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Making licences temporary and tradable should go some way in this direction.
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A bigger obstacle is that standards and licences are different across Africa.
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In 2015-16 the number of small-arms licences surged by 85%.
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It also has exploration licences to find more platinum, nickel and copper.
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The licences must be ratified by parliament before exploration work can begin.
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Seventeen companies received exploration licences in a tender that closed in October.
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Some banks may have to acquire new licences elsewhere, which takes months.
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Licences would have to be transferred to businesses inside remaining member states.
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Getting licences to operate in certain sectors could also get more difficult.
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Hong Kong issued eight online-only licences in 2018 from 33 applications.
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Currently spectrum licences in Europe are awarded for around 10-15 years.
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Applications for licences would be opened after the policy document is issued.
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According to data submitted by Myanmar as part of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI), Nine Golden Dragons holds three active licences in Maw Wan Lay, the area of the collapse, as well as eight other active licences.
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The new law stipulates that ride-sharing companies obtain five-year renewable licences for a fee of 30 million Egyptian pounds ($1.71 million) and that drivers pay annual fees to obtain special licences to work with the company.
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TAIPEI, July 30 (Reuters) - Taiwan issued its first virtual banking licences to three consortiums consisting of Taiwan and Japanese investors, its financial authorities said on Tuesday, following moves by regulators in other Asian markets to issue such licences.
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PARIS, Dec 17 (Reuters) - The French government said on Tuesday it had launched a procedure for the attribution of 5G frequency licences after it approved specifications proposed by the communications regulator and the financial conditions for the licences.
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So far relatively few have been granted licences, though many thousands have applied.
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NCC advised MTN to make requests for spectrum licences it was interested in.
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Four companies have applied to take part in Germany's auction of 5G licences.
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Firms that launch objects into space need licences from the relevant national authorities.
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Five Tanzanian banks had their licences revoked in January due to under-capitalisation.
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Costs are low in part because institutes use pirated software, avoiding expensive licences.
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Eni has three licences with Rosneft in the Black Sea and Barents Sea.
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The suspension does not affect Vodacom Congo's 3G or 4G licences in Congo.
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So some European financial-technology ("fintech") upstarts have started to seek banking licences.
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In 2016 the food and drug regulator revoked 81 licences of TCM makers.
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Bartenders must have licences in 13 states; manicurists are licensed everywhere but Connecticut.
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Hong Kong, Singapore's fierce financial center rival, began issuing licences earlier this year.
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In 2015 the government awarded eight firms licences to develop consumer-credit ratings.
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Britain has the largest number; some 15 licences have been granted since 260.
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Airlines also have to spend millions of dollars a year on film licences.
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FAR will continue to hold a 21.42% stake in each of the licences.
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Hong Kong, Singapore's fierce financial centre rival, began issuing licences earlier this year.
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The Fancy Bears claim that such a flawed system produces "licences for doping".
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A set of new banks given freshly minted licences will require sound supervision.
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But supervisory sources say they have still seen few formal applications for licences.
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The company is currently a partner in seven production licences, NPD data showed.
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A new online platform, Export Easy, makes it simpler to get export licences.
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But choirs found it harder to sell tickets or get licences for venues.
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Malta has awarded around 22015 online gaming licences, the highest number in Europe.
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In August, Hufeld said that Germany was processing more than 25 banking licences.
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INDIAN TRADERS MENTION INDONESIA AS "COUNTRY OF ORIGIN" WHILE SEEKING IMPORT LICENCES -SOURCES
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This month Singapore said it received 21 applications for five digital bank licences.
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INDIA STARTS ISSUING LICENCES TO IMPORT REFINED PALMOLEIN FROM NEPAL - INDIAN GOVERNMENT SOURCES
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The suspension has not affected Vodacom Congo's 3G or 4G licences in Congo.
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The government has pre-qualified more than 50 companies to bid for the licences.
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Rich-world firms, such as Qualcomm, sell licences to use their intellectual property (IP).
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New licences for U.S. companies to operate in the kingdom also will be issued.
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He also stripped them of the right to distribute land and issue construction licences.
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Mr Chárriez has to have five separate licences to work as a truck driver.
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Many will no doubt start issuing licences and permits to any firm in sight.
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The other operators secured licences with bids of roughly 5 million euros or less.
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Nearly 290 banks from London have applied to the European Central Bank for licences.
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The central bank has also revoked the licences of four exchange companies this year.
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In many rich countries the share of 303-somethings with driving licences is falling.
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More than 13 trading firms have applied for licences to relocate operations to Amsterdam.
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The third case, about the licences, was passed to NABU, where it remains unresolved.
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Local rules and licences often keep power and money with those who already have it.
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Businesses need licences to expand production, but the grounds for winning approval are often vague.
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More than a dozen foreign banks have already licences to operate branches in the country.
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Ontario will still restrict licences to sell bullfrogs; Manitoban bullfrog-breeders are out of luck.
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The price of almost every service, from driving licences to gun permits, has gone up.
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It says it also plans to grant licences to private terrestrial ones early next year.
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They can also be denied certain kinds of business licences and some state-sector jobs.
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One analogy is the high seas, where an International Seabed Authority grants licences for drilling.
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He gave the central bank more independence and awarded mobile licences to foreign telecoms companies.
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Since 2001, 120 newspapers and 297 magazines received licences—but 261 of them were cancelled.
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Thanks to temporary licences, the risk of a financial crisis on Brexit day is slim.
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Women, though, will have to wait until June before they become eligible for driving licences.
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Mr Maduro has reciprocated by recognising Russia's annexation of Crimea and awarding Rosneft more licences.
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Most U.S. reactors already have seen their licences extended to 60 years from 40 years.
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Four miners, three nickel and one bauxite, had their export licences suspended in August 2018.
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Smaller local operators also secured licences with bids of roughly 5 million euros or less.
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About 200 banking licences have been rescinded since 2014, roughly one-fifth of the total.
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Only 225,212 new truck-drivers' licences are issued each year, half of what is needed.
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Such businesses would be solely reliant on U.K. regulators for all necessary licences and regulation.
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Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, Argentina's former president, imposed quotas and licences on imports from Brazil.
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With negotiations for new licences scheduled for 2022, there are billions of dollars at stake.
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He said that, as an "occupying force", Morocco had no right to issue export licences.
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All three had initially turned down the licences before reaching agreements to purchase additional spectrum.
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The Philippine gaming regulator has issued licences to 60 online gambling companies but on Aug.
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Licences for everything from coal to gas were cancelled and land approvals did not materialise.
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But British Columbia has made their entry difficult by requiring drivers to hold commercial licences.
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Last week the finance ministry issued licences to foreign life insurers for the first time.
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In total, Azinor owns part or all of seven licences in the British North Sea.
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"All those found to be operating illegally will have their licences revoked," said the governor.
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Some cities, like Los Angeles, have allowed shops but have been slow to issue licences.
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"It is regrettable that the situation of the five new operators doesn't appear to have been taken into consideration," it said of the latest plan, referring to the winners of the three licences as well as two stores taking over expiring licences from existing operators.
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"The licences project could turn into a disaster instead of a success story," another source said.
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It accused the firms of not obtaining licences that are required for broadcasting through the internet.
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The licences were cancelled in 2011 and similar rights were later that year awarded to Axiom.
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Washington D.C. The country's capital introduced "X" options on driver's licences and identification cards in 2017.
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The sale of 4G licences is part of a long-awaited plan to reform Egyptian telecoms.
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Saudi Telecom, Kuwait's Zain, China Telecom and a European firm have expressed interest in the licences.
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It is pursuing licences in the United States and other parts of Latin America and Asia.
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All either considered applying in Britain or were prompted to seek licences elsewhere following Brexit vote.
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In the past nine months Norway has issued 46 new licences for vessels to fish there.
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It postponed this after the government granted some licences, but scepticism runs deep among other investors.
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Our politicians and militias are stooges for Iran, they gave them import licences for all this.
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Or they took away broadcasting licences for Fox News and every station running conservative talk radio.
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TOTAL AND OTHER FOREIGN FIRMS HAVE STARTED PROCESS TO RENEW LICENCES WITH LIBYA'S TRIPOLI GOVERNMENT - MINISTER
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Since last March over-75s renewing their licences must take cognitive tests to screen for dementia.
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Licences for pro-government organizations are approved far quicker than potential critics, Ismet Demirdogen told Reuters.
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The trend partly reflects an economic shift towards service industries, in which licences are more common.
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Cubana, the flag-carrier, is allowed to request American export licences but rarely bothers doing so.
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Such remotely hosted services are subscription based, making them easier to forecast than "lumpier" software licences.
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The Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act of 2017 seeks to treat concealed carry permits like drivers licences.
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Many licences have a "good moral character provision", which immediately disqualifies anyone with a felony conviction.
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Regulators in three jurisdictions are considering the impact on the company's fitness to hold casino licences.
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One Abuja hotelier recorded no fewer than 20 bills for various annual fees, taxes and licences.
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The company has also amassed a large acreage to explore, with stakes in 156 production licences.
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Since then several banks have given up their licences voluntarily, usually because of mergers and acquisitions.
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Retailers in India require different licences to operate 24 hours a day and to sell alcohol.
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Only papers: or, as he saw them, hunting licences to track, rape and char human beings.
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Other policy applications include the British government's auction of 3G mobile-telecoms operating licences in 2000.
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The government also plans to revoke licences from four companies that are not developing their assets.
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The financial-services authority has granted licences to 11 exchanges, to reduce the risk of fraud.
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True Group, Thailand's third-largest mobile operator, won two 4G licences in auctions late last year.
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Statoil and Cairn together with Avner and Delek had also applied for licences but missed out.
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The National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) had opened nine licences on the spectrum for bidding.
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The licences do not specify volumes, with exporters bidding on these in a separate auction system.
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Banks with importing licences still have to apply to regulators for annual import quotas in China.
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HUGE VOLUME The allocation of licences surprised the industry and senior officials of the commerce ministry.
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Revenues from SAP's mainstay software licences and support operations rose 2 percent to 4.81 billion euros.
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Alibaba Group affiliate Ant Financial and Singapore gaming company Razer are among others considering seeking licences.
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During his speech Jack Ma called on authorities to confiscate licences from manufacturers making counterfeit products.
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While exports of goods slightly increased, exports of services like patents and licences declined, SECO said.
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"We're looking at getting the licences for our EU reinsurance company in Dublin and have an EU insurance company, which will give us some protection for growing in Europe into the future, if there are problems with the Lloyd's licences," Chief Executive Andrew Horton told Reuters.
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Varadkar said he would announce at a U.N. climate summit "that Ireland will also decline to issue any new exploration licences for oil in Irish waters (though new licences for gas will continue to be issued)," Virgin TV News reporter Gavan Reilly said in a Twitter post.
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These licences allow trading across all states, except South Australia due to a different code, Brill explained.
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Facing listenership decline, some colleges have sold off their radio licences or been incorporated into larger networks.
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"No other company has the footprint of licences that we have," says Ming Maa, the company's president.
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These included 15 Boeing 777-203ER long-range jets for which Boeing has obtained U.S. export licences.
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Months after taking power, the NLD government announced a moratorium on new licences, drawing praise from activists.
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China does not allow foreign entities to own sensitive assets, such as the government licences they need.
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A new telecoms regulator will issue the licences, but this institution has not yet been set up.
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But not all aspire to banking licences, which take time and effort: 20 months in Klarna's case.
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All charge subscription fees, since they lack banking licences and cannot make money by lending out deposits.
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AWN was awarded 2.1GHz and 1.8GHz licences and won the auction for 900MHz spectrum in May 2016.
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Black Duck focuses on flagging non-compliant open source licences, and offers some security features as well.
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FOSS may not entirely supplant the licences you described, but it provides choices to consumers and firms.
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Before August 2016, all non-hobbyist drone operators had to hold licences to fly manned aeroplanes, too.
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Six such licences have been issued to Muslim groups so far, including the one in Neos Kosmos.
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A restaurateur says he needs nine licences to operate a fast-food joint in his native Kuwait.
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America is in the grip of an opioid epidemic, yet licences for addiction treatment are not transferable.
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In August the government stopped issuing new licences to restaurants and hostelries, supposedly to fight tax evasion.
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Both companies stretched their balance sheets earlier this year to buy expensive licences for 5G mobile waves.
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Some states auction wholesale and retail licences, or apportion them to friends of the party in power.
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Banks have been willing to lend on a secured basis with licences and immovable assets as collateral.
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The government raised around 50 billion euros in an auction for 3G network licences back in 2000.
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It said it had approached the three companies that currently offer mobile services about buying the licences.
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The Singapore government awarded 30-year licences, including 10-year exclusivity periods, to both GENS and MBS.
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If Sky loses valuable content licences, it will invest more in original European productions to attract subscribers.
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But it is also the result of licences granted and road crimes not reported because of bribery.
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Overlay rights, as now embedded in the FCC's newly minted 600 MHz mobile licences, reward the swift.
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The FA also confirmed Blackburn Rovers and Coventry United have been awarded licences for next season's Championship.
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An auction of licences to hunt 15 elephants is due to go ahead as planned on Friday.
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Singapore in January said it had received 21 applications for five online-only bank licences on offer.
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BRITISH MINISTERS ARE ALSO SUSPENDING AWARDS OF NEW ARMS LICENCES TO TURKEY PENDING OUTCOME OF REVIEW- FT
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Airbus said the deal was subject to U.S. Treasury export licences granted in September and November 2016.
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Boeing must now apply for licences from the U.S. Treasury allowing it to proceed with the sale.
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The government also said in July that Ethiopia will award two telecoms licences to multinational mobile companies.
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Gemfields also holds controlling interests in gemstone mining and prospecting licences in Zambia, Mozambique, Ethiopia and Madagascar.
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The Northern Territory Racing Commission has a declared schedule of sporting events it grants licences for betting on.
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"There is a big problem with game licences being removed," TheOnlyTruthfulGamer said in a comment on Rod's post.
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These app companies don't have licences in the country to operate a transportation service either, the ministry said.
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Standard Chartered and ANZ, the two foreign banks participating in the fix, have gold import licences in China.
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And they're operating outside their remit by giving licences and creating operators who operate outside the legal framework.
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Eighteen have secured licences this year and 16 applications are currently under review, according to central bank data.
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"There are companies working now on renewing their licences in Libya," he said, adding Total was among them.
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Separate licences for massages, manicures and braiding have been consolidated into one, to the delight of salon owners.
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In the early 2000s the government started withdrawing business and import licences from Eritrean entrepreneurs, prompting an exodus.
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AWN was awarded 2.1GHz and 1.8GHz licences and won the auction for the 900MHz spectrum in May 2016.
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But the regulations also granted counties and municipalities ample authority over how and when to grant the licences.
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About ten councils, including Hackney and Tower Hamlets in London, instituted "nil" policies, refusing to renew existing licences.
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One way of telling that many licences are superfluous is the sheer variance in the law across states.
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That many small Chinese restaurants and takeaways in America forgo alcohol licences is a present-day obstacle, too.
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A growth-blocking forest of licences and regulations enriches those with the power to grant or waive them.
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The state's 200-odd licensing boards have lots of discretion over whether former prisoners can obtain occupational licences.
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Those caught drunk-driving are able to keep their licences because there are no bureaucrats to revoke them.
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The ruling does not halt Britain's arms exports but means the granting of new licences will be paused.
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Trade will be phased out over the next three and a half years as ivory possession licences expire.
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In the past two years the government has handed licences to more than 103 new regional bad banks.
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Even in the European Union's single market, licences and local qualifications protect some professions from cross-border competition.
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The government has also delayed several other licences Eldorado needs to develop its projects on the Halkidiki peninsula.
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The 10-year operational licences of Unit 5 expires in October and in October 2019 for Unit 6.
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It may soon compete with 18 other companies, most of which were granted licences in the past year.
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Other Asian markets including Singapore, Malaysia and Taiwan have issued, or plan to issue new online banking licences.
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The low-cost carrier said its board had passed resolutions to protect its EU airline licences after Brexit.
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Some supporters forcibly started shutting down meat shops and abattoirs, many of whose licences ran out years ago.
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The banks that lost their licences were Oryol-based Tserikh, as well as Moscow-registered Raschetnyy Dom and Milbank.
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HSBC already has a large subsidiary in Paris that holds most of the licences needed by an investment bank.
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Those were all legally exported under government-issued licences from India to entities in Lebanon and Turkey, CAR found.
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Yet their sensitive internet assets, such as licences, may not be owned by foreign entities, according to Chinese law.
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New licences are the preferred option of telecoms executives, rather than a potential sale of part of Ethio Telecom.
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But several executives expressed scepticism over the government's ability to deliver new licences by the end of this year.
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But since subsidised fuel costs more than the black-market stuff, many drivers are simply handing in their licences.
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Saudi Arabia issued driving licences to ten women, weeks before a decades-old ban on female drivers is lifted.
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Fully 22% of American workers must hold licences simply to do their jobs, up from just 5% in 1950.
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In particular, licences are more common in legal and health-care occupations than in any other (see chart 2426).
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Florida, where more than 1.4m people have licences to carry concealed weapons, has some of the laxest gun laws.
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Adityanath ordered the closure of abattoirs operating without licences soon after taking over as chief minister on March 18.
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The United States has started issuing licences unblocking the sale of Western passenger jets to Iran, aviation sources said.
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But authorisation is pending for three medicines that need EU-wide licences, an EMA official said without identifying them.
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Many locals blame this on corruption in the granting of business licences and in the doling out of land.
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The DOE was working to help extend the licences for the existing fleet out to eighty years, he added.
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Uber enjoys a powerful advantage in Istanbul, since its drivers do not have to acquire extortionately expensive cab licences.
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Drivers who get their first summons get fined NT$50,000 ($1,534) and have their licences suspended for two months.
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Other retention licences canceled by the mining commission target other nickel, gold, silver, copper and rare earth exploration companies.
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At the end of 2015, only nine foreign institutions had obtained licences to invest directly in the Saudi market.
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But lacking local licences, those seconded to Hong Kong can only advise their colleagues, not work on deals themselves.
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The grid company said on Monday it had finalised the purchase of two new electrical infrastructure licences in Brazil.
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The reactors' licences expire by year-end but Riku Huttunen's comments suggest they are set to stay in operation.
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The MGA is charged with vetting applicants for gaming licences and ensuring against money-laundering and other suspicious transactions.
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Last year it froze funding and cancelled licences of thousands of non-profit organisations for not declaring international donations.
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Officials plan to award two telecoms licences to multinational mobile companies by April, Ethiopia's communications regulator said last year.
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Singapore's initiative follows moves elsewhere including in Hong Kong, which issued eight online-only banking licences, four to consortiums.
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India can grant such licences under certain conditions, such as public health emergencies, to ensure access to affordable medicines.
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The government could decide to keep free licences for the over-75s and make the BBC pay for them.
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The acquired frequency licences will expire in 2035, with an option for a five-year extension, the regulator said.
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It has since ruled to that Austria's EVN and the other electricity distributor Czech Energo-Pro will retain their licences.
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He is in charge of granting life insurance licences, or virtual cash machines, or money printers as insiders call them.
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SPDC has sold 10 of the 20163 field licences in the Delta it held in 2010, mostly to local companies.
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Banks defended settling by saying they had no choice—merely going to court would lose them their licences to operate.
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Las Vegas Sands, MGM Resorts and Hard Rock Café International are among the companies looking for licences and local partners.
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Private museums have to put up costly bonds or obtain import licences to bring in art from abroad, even temporarily.
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Special export licences are needed to sell some dual-use technologies, but there are plenty of loopholes, say Israeli businessmen.
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Ofcom has an ongoing duty to check that holders of broadcast licences remain "fit and proper" to operate in Britain.
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The new channels are aimed at Ethiopians and have offices in Addis Ababa but get their broadcast licences from overseas.
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A number of foreign asset managers, including JPMAM, wholly own companies in China which hold private securities fund management licences.
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But other categories are narrower: selling hardbacks and brewing coffee require two separate licences, effectively making bookshops with cafés illegal.
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Since 2015 some of them have also benefited from a Californian law that allows illegal immigrants to have driving licences.
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The VIEs contain licences and domain names and are owned by Jack Ma and Simon Xie, two of Alibaba's founders.
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Their funding costs are low, whereas financial-technology companies with no banking licences lack access to cheap, federally insured deposits.
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Existing export permits had been temporarily revoked and no new licences would be issued under the current circumstances, Norway said.
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Becoming a member of the SIG is a required step to build a product requiring Bluetooth technology licences and trademarks.
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Ivory Coast announced the withdrawal of four mobile operators' licences this week because of bad quality services and unpaid taxes.
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In Italy, the renewal of gaming licences, which we believe are likely to be approved, could increase costs for operators.
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In Britain, online challengers have restricted licences at first; some, such as Monzo and Starling, have gained full bank status.
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A lower Norwegian court in 2018 upheld Norway's view that only Oslo has the authority to issue snow crab licences.
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It has issued licences for "private maritime security companies" to use certain armouries that it deems safe and professionally run.
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Parliament is due on Thursday to debate a law creating a new telecoms regulator that could issue licences to multinationals.
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For the past 52 years commercial broadcasters had to buy operating licences, currently levied at 4.5% of their gross revenue.
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However, both deals depend on the US Treasury issuing export licences (Airbus planes have many American-made parts, including engines).
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GENS's market position, scale and profitability would weaken should the government grant additional licences on expiry of the exclusivity period.
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Germany in November said it would reject future export licences to Saudi Arabia after the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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In recent months it has received commercial and investment banking licences from Saudi Arabia's central bank and Capital Market Authority.
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Egypt's telecom regulator said last week it would consider an international auction of the licences in light of the rejections.
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Thursday was the deadline for the three existing mobile companies to respond to the government's offer to buy 4G licences.
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The MAS plans to issue licences for up to two full digital banks and up to three digital wholesale banks.
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These licences were cancelled under the new regime that came to power in 2005, though the cancellation was later overturned.
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The groups targeted the government's 2015-2016 licensing round, in which 13 companies were granted licences, including state-controlled Equinor.
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ERA licences all power generators in the country and is also responsible for setting generation and end-user power tariffs.
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The allegations concern tax violations, money laundering and licences given to Burisma during the period where Zlochevsky was in government.
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Other foreign asset managers with private fund management licences in China include UBS Asset Management, Man Group and Aberdeen Standard.
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Both, however, have applied for EU licences to open EU hubs before the United Kingdom leaves the bloc next March.
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More than 20% of American workers must hold licences in order to do their jobs, up from just 5% in 1950.
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But Gabriel's ministry has in the past rejected some arms deliveries to Saudi Arabia and can withhold the required export licences.
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American oil companies won five out of the eight blocks auctioned in Mexico's first sale of deepwater oil licences last year.
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Because of the length of the 10-year deal, some U.S. export licences may need to be extended during Trump's administration.
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These could include granting different vehicle licences to Didi Kuaidi drivers, in order to allow private cars to pick up passengers.
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Ethiopia took policy steps in that direction, announcing steps this week to issue individual telco licences by the end of 2019.
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The 14 licences were expected to create more than 750 jobs and represented about 185 million euros ($212.05 million) in investment.
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Ola and Uber's rise in India has been devastating for cab drivers, who pay large amounts for licences to drive cabs.
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Touting is going on, there aren't adequate insurance checks or legal background checks with a lot of these PHV new licences.
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They thus fall under the purview of the International Seabed Authority (ISA), which has issued 220 exploration licences for such resources.
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But the process has not been helped by uncertainty surrounding the viability of the licences Lebanon is putting up for sale.
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Both Airbus and Boeing need U.S. export licences to deliver the jets because of the number of U.S. parts they contain.
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But he was cautious about short-term sales in China where few regional airlines are winning licences to enter the business.
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In any case, the government announced in 2013 that it would no longer grant licences for the construction of new churches.
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The State Government so far has been extending its cooperation in obtaining permits, licences, fuel security arrangement and land acquisitions etc.
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Supposedly open people have also protected themselves from competition by constructing a wall of licences, restrictions and other barriers to entry.
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Companies including Norway's Statoil and DONG Energy have previously held licences in the Faroe Islands, where no firm currently holds any.
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Equinor, formerly known as Statoil, was awarded five licences and will participate as a non-operating participant in a further two.
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The energy minister said the kingdom planned to issue new licences covering exploration for minerals and to build more industrial cities.
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Zhejiang Petrochemical would also be interested in export quotas and licences, said a company executive who asked not to be named.
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Germany said in November it would reject future arms export licences to Riyadh over the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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All run European operations from London but 25 banks, including JPMorgan and Barclays, have applied for licences to open EU hubs .
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On January 6th he instructed Alabama's probate judges, responsible for issuing marriage licences, not to grant them to same-sex couples.
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He also said two regional banks and one Asian bank were in advanced stages of procedures to obtain Saudi banking licences.
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In January, the central bank had revoked the licences of five "critically undercapitalised." community banks in January to protect financial stability.
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Other companies which were successful in securing licences in the first phase include Nexen, Europa, Scotia and Woodside, the government said.
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Straight Path holds millimeter wave licenses nationwide in the 39 GHz band and licences in major markets in the 28 GHz.
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Gaming sector stocks fell due to concerns over delays in new games releases in China, as Beijing halted approvals for licences.
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Hamas, the Islamist group that controls Gaza, does little to help; it won't even issue licences or health certificates for dogs.
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This appears to be in clear contravention of existing rules, as Turkey's purge was well underway when the licences were issued.
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This was broadly in line with the announced closures of "illegal capacity", those smelters operating without the full gamut of licences.
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Barnier said the EU's financial stability could not be guaranteed if financial firms operated inside the EU's market with foreign licences.
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In Japan, those who are convicted and fined are banned from obtaining licences to become physicians or nurses for five years.
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The customs agency which awards licences said last week it would judge bidders on criteria including charitable record and public opinion.
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The government has authorised licences to build three resorts, and is expected to officially receive bids from interested localities in 2021.
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The country's transport ministry in March issued aviation business licences to three additional budget carriers, further crowding the industry and intensifying competition.
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Total has operated in Mauritania for nearly 20 years, it said, and already holds interests in other licences on and off shore.
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The licences needed are in place for most of the countries that Nasdaq targets in its day-ahead market launch, he added.
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On August 8th New York's city council voted to place a one-year moratorium on issuing new licences for ride-hailing cars.
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The European firms rely on U.S. export licences to complete their deals because of the number of U.S. parts in each plane.
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All but one of these licences pertain to the CCZ, an area of about 210m square kilometres east-south-east of Hawaii.
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Myanmar Thura has held three licences in different areas nearby, but all had expired by the end of 2017, the data shows.
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Earlier this year, Amnesty said the government should take a tougher line against export licences that have "resulted in human rights abuses".
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Many western insurers have joint ventures in China but the Prudential-CITIC venture is among the largest, with around 20 provincial licences.
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The number of youngsters who drive is falling: only 69% of 19-year-old Americans have licences, compared with 87% in 1983.
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One reason is that regulation, inspired by a sort of regional protectionism, obliges delivery firms to maintain multiple local licences and offices.
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If they miss the mandatory listing deadline, it is unclear if they will be fined or have their network operating licences suspended.
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In 2012 the state of Wisconsin commissioned a scientific report into why middle-aged men were buying fewer licences to hunt deer.
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"We are starting with two digital full bank licences, so as not to fragment Singapore's small domestic retail banking market," he said.
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Mr Trump should remember that even before Mr Obama's nuclear deal, America issued occasional licences to repair some of Iran Air's fleet.
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Software licences and support, SAP's legacy business, still account for more than half of its revenue and the bulk of its profit.
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Unlike Alibaba, Ant holds banking licences and sensitive financial data; the Chinese government is unlikely to let it list in New York.
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Decisions to grant alcohol licences in Scotland must consider the impact on public health, which is not required in England and Wales.
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TCS Group's performance stands out from Russia's wider banking sector, which has been shaken by the withdrawal of dozens of banking licences.
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The Cannabis Licensing Authority, founded in 2015 to regulate cultivation, processing and sale of legal weed, has granted only about 130 licences.
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India's supreme court in February asked the government to issue fresh licences and cancel existing ones, impacting tens of thousands of jobs.
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"We are starting with two digital full bank licences, so as not to fragment Singapore's small domestic retail banking market," he said.
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Germany said last November it would reject future arms export licences to Saudi Arabia over the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Its telecoms regulator has approached the three current mobile service providers, Orange Egypt, Vodafone Egypt, and Etisalat, about potentially buying 4G licences.
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Norway's attorney general argues that the oil licences, awarded to Statoil, Chevron, Lukoil, ConocoPhillips and others, have no link to the Constitution.
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The licences came with a requirement that the three national operators set up at least 303 base stations nationwide as of Dec.
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In July last year, he suspended the issuance of all new mining licences until the new mining regulatory regime was in place.
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The five-year renewable licences will allow growers to possess, transport and sell fresh and dried cannabis as well as cannabis oil.
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The Bank of England expects 130 financial firms from across Europe to apply for licences to continue operating in Britain after Brexit.
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Mauritius this month froze bank accounts and suspended business licences linked to QG Investments Africa Management following a visit by Angolan officials.
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As investment opportunities open up in the kingdom, more global lenders are looking to expand or seek banking licences in Saudi Arabia.
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Another would oblige the environmental regulator to decide on licences for projects within ten months; this can now take years, investors grumble.
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Germany's network regulator has set the ball rolling to auction 5G mobile licences, with a deadline for submissions set for Jan. 25.
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Egypt has not disclosed how much it will charge for licences and it is not clear when 4G services will be available.
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For over 60 years Egyptians have gone to the Mogamma (roughly, "the complex") seeking official documents, such as passports and driver's licences.
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The licences were awarded between 2011 and 2016, but he declined to name the companies as they had not yet been notified.
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Licences for house-building in the first 11 months of 2017 were up 26 percent to their highest level in seven years.
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Latest Saudi data will show new foreign direct investment licences doubled last year from 377 in 2017, a Saudi government source said.
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"With our regular licences, Arctic Offshore and associated companies we have an annual production target of 70,000 tonnes of salmon," he said.
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London-based BP is already developing a major gas project and France's Total has bought into several exploration licences in both countries.
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The country's four mobile operators - Vodafone Egypt , Orange, state-owned landline monopoly Telecom Egypt's new mobile network We, and Etisalat - acquired licences.
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Last week, the government said it would provide telecommunications operators with "unified licences" allowing them to offer a full range of services.
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The Gambling Commission, who hand out gambling licences, equate excluding winning bettors with other businesses refusing to deal with high-risk customers.
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While the company is satisfied operating across markets under various licences, Lai said it would apply for a banking licence if needed.
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Under its contract terms, Rosatom has seven years to build each reactor from the date its receives all required licences and permissions.
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The government has authorised licences for three integrated resorts and has been expected to receive bids officially from interested localities in 2021.
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The government has authorised licences to build three integrated resorts and is expected to officially receive bids from interested localities in 2021.
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PA to renew their licences or have their operations suspended, a move that placed economic pressure on Europe to stop Haftar's offensive.
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"Someone has to remove their licences, someone has to close them down," said Ma, adding that Alibaba itself was "not law enforcement".
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Pharos also received licences from Egypt's Financial Supervisory Authority in February to operate financial leasing and microfinance - or small-scale lending - businesses.
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Many firms operating in the medical market find the new regulations challenging and the fees to get permits and licences too expensive.
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What's worse, Campari says the joints don't have proper licences to serve liquor ... so they can't even sell Cabo Wabo tequila shots!
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California The Golden State has offered non-binary birth certificates since the start of 2018 and introduced gender-neutral driver's licences this year.
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The award of licences by national authorities could be notified to an international body modelled on the ITU's radio-frequency regime for satellites.
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There were also some stellar gains in the telecoms sector as Germany dished out new 20.3G mobile network licences to some new entrants.
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" The guitarist revealed members of the band's crew had concealed handgun licences (CHL) and legal firearms on the bus but "they were useless.
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In Britain free bus passes, television licences and energy subsidies for pensioners have survived government cutbacks; housing assistance for the young has not.
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Apple filed antitrust lawsuits against Qualcomm in China and America that accuse the chip-design company of overcharging for its intellectual-property licences.
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The directorate, under the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development, oversees the mining sector, including issuing exploration and production licences and enforcing rules.
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A staggering 4,800 laws prevent former felons getting public housing, or licences to work as anything from a car mechanic to a nurse.
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Entrants have to apply for banking licences, hire compliance staff and so forth, the costs of which weigh more heavily on smaller firms.
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It seemed, for a time, that China's internet titans might go after banks' crown jewels, when they obtained licences to run online banks.
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Then there are the regulations: each of India's 29 federal states has its own alcohol policy, and alcohol-sellers require licences from each.
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The Drug Enforcement Agency strictly controls the import of precursor chemicals going into opioids and authorises doctors to prescribe them by issuing licences.
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Headquartered in the Isle of Man, GVC is a constituent of the FTSE 250 index and has licences in more than 16 countries.
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First, the VIEs could be ruled illegal, potentially forcing the firms to wind up or sell vital licences and intellectual property in China.
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The Fédération Nationale des Chasseurs, the national body, claims 1.1m still hold hunting licences; animal-rights activists say the real figure is lower.
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More than 10 Chinese carriers have begun flying since the aviation regulator relaxed a six-year suspension on new airline licences in 2013.
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The central bank will also issue up to three digital wholesale bank licences which will be open to both local and foreign players.
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The firm has developed a novel software-as-a-service offering that helps health-care firms track people's professional credentials and licences efficiently.
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B&N's bailout request came three weeks after the rescue of Otkritie Bank while earlier, licences were revoked at Yugra bank and Tatfondbank.
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Rivals Airtel, a unit of India's Bharti Airtel, as well as privately owned Globacom and 9mobile, are also expected to apply for licences.
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The central bank will also issue up to three digital wholesale bank licences which will be open to both local and foreign players.
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Over the past year it has acquired licences of various sorts in Ghana and Nigeria and part of an insurance business in Kenya.
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Austria, a laggard in the European Union for fast broadband connections, is among the first countries in the bloc to auction 21G licences.
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Austria, a laggard in the European Union for fast broadband connections, is among the first countries in the bloc to auction 5G licences.
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Mines Secretary Balvinder Kumar told Reuters the changes were mainly aimed at helping companies sell limestone mining licences along with their cement plants.
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Merlin, based in Amsterdam and London, also licences digital rights to Spotify rivals including SoundCloud, Google Play and YouTube Red, Pandora and Deezer.
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One of the two blocks for which licences were awarded last year, block 9, is also on the disputed maritime border with Israel.
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She says that these days doctors and pharmacists are jumpier about DEA scrutiny, which in extreme cases can lead to licences being revoked.
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Separately, each hall will no longer be able to get multiple licences, but only one licence to host up to 12 gambling machines.
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Mr Macri's government scrapped a system that subjected all imports to licences, but left them in place for about a fifth of imports.
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U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross meanwhile said licences for U.S. companies to sell components to China's telecoms giant Huawei will come "very shortly".
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You ask about the licences of the US. Even if it's an extension, it will only have a limited impact on Huawei's business.
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Washington initially set its taxes higher, at an effective rate of 230%, and was much more conservative with licences for growers and vendors.
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Mhamed Khadad, Polisario's secretary for foreign affairs, said on Wednesday that as an "occupying force", Morocco had no right to issue export licences.
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The teapots had mainly consumed fuel oil as a feedstock and only largely began processing crude oil after winning import licences last year.
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PPDai changed its name to FinVolution in the same month and has been seeking licences in China for consumer lending or online microlending.
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No licences have been issued, said a person with knowledge of the matter, declining to be identified because the information is not public.
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A joint venture, in which Alrosa plans to finalise a stake of 70% in December, has applied for a number of greenfield licences.
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America's Commerce Department said it would issue licences to some companies that will allow them to supply goods and services to Huawei again.
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Sofia plans to keep a blocking stake in the venture and will contribute with the site, the nuclear reactors and the acquired licences.
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There were also some stellar gains in the telecoms sector as Germany dished out new 20.2G mobile network licences to some new entrants.
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"I do not see the ECB issuing banking licences to empty shell companies," Lautenschlaeger, who sits on the ECB's executive board, said in London.
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Since Nabiullina's appointment in 2013, the central bank has removed the licences of around 300 banks to leave Russia with some 600 banks now.
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They earn little more than a living wage after paying for licences and contributing to the ceremonies, which include dancing and masquerade, they said.
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Egypt's telecom regulator has approached Egypt's three operating companies currently offering mobile services - Orange Egypt, Vodafone Egypt, and Etisalat about buying the 4G licences.
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Two licences were granted on Monday, and another 12 will be issued by the end of this year, the Economy and Development Ministry said.
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Bringing in new legislation to cap the amount of new licences that they're issuing — I'm told it's about nearly 800 a week last week.
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It's also becoming harder to develop new mines in Indonesia given ongoing regulatory uncertainty over mining licences and increased environmental and land acquisition costs.
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America has no equivalent, but the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, which oversees national banks, has proposed giving special licences to fintechs.
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Transfers of licences are approved by courts and dates for disputed cases are hard to come by, says Maura McKay, a lawyer in Belfast.
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Cuba issues licences in only 123 categories—and if a licence for a job does not exist, neither does that job, at least officially.
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Banks in Britain are submitting applications for licences to set up or expand operations in the EU to ensure continuity of service after March.
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Today the Fédération Nationale des Chasseurs, the national body, claims 1.1m people hold hunting licences, though the number of active hunters is probably lower.
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The prime minister, Li Keqiang, complains that entrepreneurs need 200 stamps or licences to start a business in the north-east, a huge number.
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But after storms toppled many trees in 212, Madagascar's president granted export licences to several traders to buy wood felled by "acts of god".
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In August it announced that it will stop issuing new licences in two dozen of the 201 trades in which private enterprise is permitted.
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The bank said that 5G licences have been awarded to three telcos in the country, and China Tower is set to benefit from that.
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BaFin acknowledged documents must be submitted in German for banking licences but said this was not always necessary in other areas, such as insurance.
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In 2017 a consortium including Kakao Corporation, the brand's parent company, won one of the country's first two licences to run a digital bank.
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Last week, the government ordered telecom companies to stop processing payments for the betting companies, saying their betting licences had not yet been renewed.
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Chevron Corp operates the Erawan field and PTTEP operates the Bongot field under licences which are set to expire in 2022 and 2023 respectively.
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The JVs can also apply for licences to conduct business that some could not do before, notably for broking Chinese shares and managing assets.
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It has now opened a new front in the dispute by requiring American firms wishing to supply Huawei, China's technology champion, to seek licences.
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Since the 1960s, as the city's population has swollen from 2m to 15m, the number of such licences has remained capped at about 18,000.
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Less pressing but potentially big problems include different rules on data privacy, tariffs (if Britain leaves the customs union) and export and import licences.
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BP said that Statoil, a 30 percent partner in the exploration licences for four blocks in the Bight, had accepted its decision to withdraw.
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BAE said it was reliant on the approval of export licences by a number of governments in order to continue supplies to Saudi Arabia.
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Casino licences were first awarded in a complex process in the early 2000s, resulting in a slew of legal battles with some still unresolved.
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"We have a number of licences in the pipeline right now," Kholifey said in an interview, adding that interest mainly came from regional institutions.
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The new licences will give the lenders access to a lucrative banking market, but one where many consumers are unhappy with their current options.
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" It is absurd, he thinks, that this constitutional duty "should be inflicted on a small number of people who happen to have law licences.
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Financing the royalists' campaign in a pro-democracy referendum in 1980 was rewarded with lucrative licences to import booze and sell paper, for example.
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From the start of the clean-up in 2013 to 1 September this year, 346 bank licences have been revoked and 0003 banks rescued.
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Late last week the telecommunications regulator approved revised terms for 25G mobile broadband network licences; Telecom Egypt has said it will buy a licence.
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"The telecom regulator approved the final terms of the 4G licences yesterday," the official said, adding that companies would have until midday on Sept.
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Egypt sold four 4G licences as part of a long-awaited plan to reform the telecoms sector and raise money for stretched government finances.
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However, not all applications for export licences to these countries were unsuccessful: six others were granted for Pakistan, and one for Iraq, for example.
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True Corp and Advanced Info Service Pcl (AIS) , partially owned by SingTel, won their 900-MHz licences in 2016 for about $2 billion each.
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Kuwait's Zain, China Telecom, Saudi Telecom and Lebara KSA have all expressed interest in acquiring Egyptian 4G licences if the established companies bow out.
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The government said in December it expects to raise at least 900 million euros from auctioning one set of 5G licences before June 30.
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Cairn has 22 licenses in Norway, including two operating licenses, and 15 licences in Britain including one as operator, according to the company's website.
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Five more licences were issued later to joint ventures led by smartphone maker Xiaomi and Tencent, and a unit of Ant Financial among others.
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Despite those anxieties, the boom in popularity has been exported to Europe and three scooter hire services were granted licences for Paris this summer.
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The government would award licences for offshore energy blocks in a second round of tenders by the end of 2019, the draft statement said.
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Beazley Plc, which manages six Lloyd's of London syndicates, said last week it was working to get European insurance licences for its Irish reinsurance business.
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Rules could usefully be set for the duration of mining licences, for the placement of buffer zones around mining sites and for dispute-resolution processes.
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The U.S. Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) last month revoked licences which had allowed foreign subsidiaries of U.S. firms to trade with Iran.
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The authorities could ensure projects meet public needs when issuing licences, while power flows would be decided by market prices at both ends, he added.
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While cronies prosper from logging concessions or licences to set up gambling operations, schools crumble and health care is out of reach for Cambodia's poorest.
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Allahabad High Court ruled on Friday that the state should start re-issuing licences to the abattoirs in Uttar Pradesh, allowing them to re-open.
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On April 19th Nebraska's state liquor board voted to revoke the licences of Whiteclay's four liquor stores, which are due to expire on April 30th.
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However, these licences do not allow them to sell products to mass market retail investors, something that is allowed for mutual fund management joint ventures.
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The use of the most severe measures, including forfeiture of driving licences and prison, dropped by 98%, to fewer than five cases in 2015-16.
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Explanations for falling mobility in America generally focus on obstacles to migration—expensive urban housing, location-specific occupational licences, varying government benefits and so on.
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Global financial technology players are among other groups expected to seek licences in Singapore, with some of them looking to form joint ventures, Reuters reported.
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The spokesman added that the agreement also applied to two other nuclear power stations in which it holds majority stakes, whose licences likewise need renewing.
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The rules envisaged harsh penalties for non-compliance, including the cancellation of licences to sell non-electric cars in China, the world's largest car market.
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Egypt is selling four 4G licences as part of a long-awaited plan to reform the telecoms sector and raise money for stretched government finances.
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Global financial technology players are among other groups expected to seek licences in Singapore, with some of them looking to form joint ventures, Reuters reported.
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American companies were banned in May from selling most U.S. parts and components to Huawei without special licences, raising concerns about the company's supply chain.
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Many had purchased taxi licences—at €1,500 ($1,680) each—the previous summer, hoping to profit from the refugees by taking them to the Serbian border.
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Experimental use by researchers was still possible with licences, but with the stigma attached to the drug's legal status, these became extremely hard to get.
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That penalty increases up to NT$80,000 ($2,454) and a six month suspension — before drivers lose their licences permanently after the fifth time they're charged.
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"We will also soon award special mining licences to two companies to build large-scale mines whose individual investment is above $21 million," he added.
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The central bank last month revoked the licences of two small lenders which it said have failed to meet their financial obligations and regulatory requirements.
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The Capital Market Authority on Sunday suspended trade in the shares of the kingdom's listed telecommunications operators after the government decided to extend their licences.
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Tariffs, import licences and high costs for small-scale local production mean that morphine can cost twice as much in poor places as rich ones.
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Some of the sensible stuff enacted in recent years, such as making it easier for newcomers to obtain banking licences, will surely stay in place.
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Enforcement is patchy: Jersey has jailed rogue formation agents, but the British Virgin Islands does no more than pull licences, and even then only rarely.
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Stiff competition, fewer available casino licences and consumers feeling the pinch in Africa's most industrialised nation have pushed the gaming group to broaden its horizons.
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The state's voters must now show one of several eligible photo-IDs to cast a ballot, of which driving licences are the most common kind.
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In a busy subscription video-on-demand (or "SVOD") marketplace, top content licences are at a premium—and no content is more valuable than Disney's.
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In Los Angeles, residents with past marijuana convictions will not only be allowed to buy licences to sell the drug, but will be given priority.
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In a separate deal, Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd will buy two general entertainment channels and four licences to run TV channels from the Reliance Group.
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TCS Group's strong year and quarter stood out from Russia's wider banking sector, which has been shaken by the withdrawal of dozens of banking licences.
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Airbus said the deal was subject to U.S. government Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) export licences, which were granted in September and November 2016.
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Atari liberally licences out its classic games and the Atari Flashback 8 Gold was one of Gizmodo's picks for best hardware at this year's E3.
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The Council of State, Greece's top administrative court, ruled that the auction process which handed out four TV licences was unconstitutional, a court official said.
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The company has partnered with fintech payment platforms Flutterwave and Venture Garden Group which have licences from Nigeria's central bank to operate in the country.
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The company, however, faces challenges in obtaining licences in both its media and telecoms business as it goes up against government-owned rivals, Boklag said.
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Uber and Addison Lee have had their operating licences renewed in the short-term while TfL makes the changes, for four and six months respectively.
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Hong Kong last year issued eight so-called virtual banking licences to companies including Alibaba affiliate Ant Financial, and consortia involving Standard Chartered and Tencent.
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Its home, South Korea, is the world's largest duty free market, and is set to grow further by auctioning more five-year licences this year.
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EMH controls the exploration licences to the Cinovec lithium/tin project in the Czech Republic, which it says is the largest lithium deposit in Europe.
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It launched in 2012 when the government issued new licences to boost competition in a sector that had been dominated until then by three players.
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Until a few years ago, explains Ali Farid Khwaja of Autonomous, an investment-research firm, acquirers in both America and Europe had to have banking licences.
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South Africa's government said in May it might award its first shale gas exploration licences by the end of September, after environmental objections delayed the process.
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Japan has also hinted that it might start requiring case-by-case licences for the sale to South Korea of some 850 products with military uses.
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The new offshore exploration licences will be modified to make them more attractive to energy groups, after a previous auction got a tepid response, Steinitz said.
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The deal requires various approvals and licences but the companies are expected to take possession of the plant, which is in Israel's north, by Dec. 3.
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In response to the ruling, the Greek government said it would draft new regulations giving broadcasters temporary licences, but would pursue attempts to reform the sector.
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Darting between them, students in high-school uniforms, acting as self-appointed traffic police, checked drivers' licences and even distributed food to those stuck in jams.
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The airline said the proportion of non-Germans among its investors rose to 20.50 percent, putting aviation licences at risk if the rate exceeds 20.6 percent.
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The plan, which has not yet been formally announced, would open the bidding process for two licences in September and they would be awarded in December.
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"Some of the largest international investment banks are now declaring that they are technology companies with banking licences," he told a Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) event.
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But the government's proposed solutions will either have no real effect—business-owners will acquire licences in the names of friends or family—or exacerbate them.
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When officials told her of a scheme to grant trading licences, she applied, sick of having to run and hide whenever she saw anyone in authority.
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The MAS said in a statement that it will issue up to two full digital bank licences to companies headquartered in Singapore and controlled by Singaporeans.
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Foreign firms are eligible for these licences if they form a joint venture with a Singapore company, and the venture meets the headquarter and control requirements.
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Volvo Cars said it will be working together with Volvo Group in India, using the truck maker's infrastructure and production licences, but disclosed no financial details.
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RTUK can impose penalties, revoke licences, force providers to censor or withdraw content, and ask the courts to block access to those who do not comply.
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The companies whose licences were withdrawn were Libya's Green, the local units of Lebanon-based Comium, Abu Dhabi-based Warid Telecom and Ivorian operator Cafe Mobile.
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Autumn Katz, a lawyer for the Centre for Reproductive Rights, says that in most cases clinics have chosen to close before being stripped of their licences.
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France has complained that joint arms manufacturing projects are being stalled by Berlin's refusal to authorise future arms export licences to Saudi Arabia, a major buyer.
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The MAS said in a statement that it will issue up to two full digital bank licences to companies headquartered in Singapore and controlled by Singaporeans.
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Foreign firms are eligible for these licences if they form a joint venture with a Singapore company, and the venture meets the headquarter and control requirements.
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In addition, it intends to submit bids for a number of municipal licences in Chile as part of plans to diversify its asset base in Latam.
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BEIJING, Jan 25 (Reuters) - China is set to grant another four non-major oil refineries licences to import crude, the country's commerce ministry said on Monday.
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Communications Minister Yasser al-Kadi told Reuters in June that Egypt would offer 4G licences in an international auction if the existing carriers were not interested.
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Reuters assesses the fortunes of the City through a series of indicators, such as applications for licences to sell alcohol and users of key underground stations.
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The expiry of the casino licences had been a major concern for investors, company executives and analysts as the government had provided little information until now.
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Although Uber's taking care of the bill, the drivers are taking time off for the next several weeks, because they're more afraid of losing their licences.
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Zimbabwe's mines minister on Monday ordered nine companies operating in the Marange fields to stop all mining activities and leave immediately because their licences had expired.
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" "Consequent upon cancellation of retention license...rights over all areas which were subject of retention licences are hereby and without further assurance reverted to the government.
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HSBC has been granted licences to provide a range of services including equity research and brokerage, equity and debt underwriting and cross-border M&A advisory.
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Some of the sensible stuff enacted in recent years, such as making it much easier for newcomers to obtain banking licences, will surely stay in place.
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Norway's attorney general, representing the state, will argue that the oil licences, awarded to Statoil, Chevron, Lukoil, ConocoPhillips and others, have no link to the Constitution.
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BBA bought the Ontic business in February 2006 for $67 million, and has expanded the unit through acquisitions of licences for aircraft parts, the company said.
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The ECB has asked EU lawmakers to close the loophole that allows banks to obtain brokerage licences without ECB supervision, but this has yet to happen.
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Hate crimes, the treatment of transgender prisoners, health-insurance coverage and the difficulty, in some states, of tweaking driving licences and birth certificates, are more urgent.
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The government has not signalled the granting of additional licences to date, and Fitch believes the risk is low - given the government's concerns over problem gambling.
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CAIRO, Sept 22 (Reuters) - Egypt's three existing mobile phone operators have declined to buy its fourth-generation licences, two Egyptian telecoms officials told Reuters on Thursday.
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Elsewhere, SBI convinced the government to change the law to allow the transfer of mining licences, enabling deals between distressed players and those in better shape.
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Egypt sold four 4G licences in 2016 as part of a long-awaited plan to reform the telecoms sector and raise dollars for stretched government finances.
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Tycoons find it harder to win special dispensation from New Delhi, and transparent auctions have replaced the discretionary approach to awarding licences for telecoms and coal.
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Both Airbus and Boeing would need U.S. export licences to carry out their deals, due to the use of significant U.S. technology in all modern jetliners.
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Mr Zhengfei suggested Huawei would share 5G patents with a buyer, along with licences and codes, but it would continue to sell its own 5G equipment.
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Contrary to market expectations, the measures did not include the relaxation of controls over the issuance of new licences for petrol-powered cars in major cities.
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It is nervous about the many Chinese who have moved there to set up gambling websites since the Philippines began issuing online gaming licences in 2016.
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For a one-time fee, a transaction would give the buyer perpetual access to Huawei's existing 25G patents, licences, code, technical blueprints and production know-how.
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Egypt is selling four 4G licences as part of a long-awaited plan to reform the telecoms sector and to raise money for stretched government finances.
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The two countries are at loggerheads over offshore maritime zones around the island, where Cyprus has granted licences to multinational companies for oil and gas research.
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Friday's announcement comes just weeks after Mauritius froze bank accounts and suspended business licences linked to QG Investments Africa Management following a visit by Angolan officials.
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The licences will end a state monopoly in the country of around 100 million and open up one of the world's last major closed telecoms markets.
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The law governs virtually all terms of oil and gas – from who allocates coveted exploration licences to where money goes once it lands in government coffers.
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The requirement for drivers to have commercial licences will contain the services' growth and protect taxi-drivers, ride-hailing's fiercest foes, or so the province hopes.
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Companies that do not meet the deadline will have their operating licences cancelled from April 1, Youth and Economic Empowerment Minister Patrick Zhuwao said last week.
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The government will decide next week who gets the import licences and the sources, said Agung Hendriadi, head of the food security agency at the ministry.
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The law governs virtually all terms of oil and gas from who allocates coveted exploration licences to where money goes once it lands in government coffers.
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The Prudential Authority said it had received 27 licences from financial institutions, include banks, mutual banks and insurers, in the year to the end of March.
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The findings by the South African Journal of Science have been published shortly before the expected award of the first shale gas exploration licences in the region.
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It will also grant crude oil import licences to qualified companies and provide preferential tax policies for firms engaged in artificial intelligence, civil aviation, semiconductors and biopharmaceuticals.
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More than 30 local companies have been granted licences to manufacture new energy vehicles in the last 18 months, according to Alexious Lee, an analyst at CLSA.
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Elliptic provides banks with insight into the licences and KYC policies of crypto exchanges and the transactions happening on that exchange that may be in sanctioned countries.
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Indonesian President Joko Widodo approved last year a two-year extension to a moratorium on issuing new licences to use land designated as primary forest and peatland.
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But companies whose licences expire often simply move their machinery to a mining block licensed to another company and enter an informal revenue-sharing arrangement, monitors say.
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Separately, he told an industry conference that the 56 licences comprised 27 in the North Sea, 24 in the Norwegian Sea and five in the Barents Sea.
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Global fintech players are among other groups expected to seek licences in Singapore, with some of them looking to form joint ventures, said two of the people.
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Shares were also lifted by some stellar gains in the telecoms sector as Germany dished out licences for its new 20.25G mobile network to some new entrants.
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The new law makes it possible to become a licensed TCM doctor by passing local exams in practical skills and getting recommendations from two others with licences.
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MOSCOW, Dec 17 (Reuters) - Venezuela has awarded licences to a unit of Russian oil major Rosneft to develop two offshore gas fields, Rosneft said in a statement.
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Several other BJP-ruled states, including Jharkhand, Rajasthan, Uttarakhand, Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh, have followed suit, ordering closures of abattoirs operating without licences, media and officials said.
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A Michelin one-star restaurant in Shanghai has closed only one day after being awarded the coveted endorsement – reportedly because it did not have two necessary licences.
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If there are substantial and sustained protests against Adani, it may give pause to the other groups that hold licences for potential mines in the Galilee basin.
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The country's deputy transport minister told a conference on Monday there were signs the U.S. Treasury would release the crucial licences by the end of this month.
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Transparency International Zimbabwe (TIZ) said the police, local councils, the vehicle inspection department that issues driving licences and the education department were among the most corrupt institutions.
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Since 2015, no special permits or licences have been needed to operate AVs in Arizona, though the governor announced a tweaking of the rules on March 1st.
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Labels should be able to operate in a fair functioning market place, not with one hand tied behind their back when they are negotiating licences for music.
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Street and mobile vending lets people set up businesses with minimal outlay and no paperwork, but they have increasingly faced crackdown from authorities for not having licences.
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On Sunday, the Capital Market Authority said the government had decided to provide operators with "unified licences" allowing them to offer a full range of telecommunications services.
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As part of its campaign to clean up the banking sector, the central bank has been withdrawing licences on a nearly daily basis, mainly from smaller lenders.
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Minerals Minister Doto Biteko said the Chinese companies would also soon be awarded licences for mines, each of which would require investment worth more than $22020 million.
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"After carefully assessing the financial capability and history of those companies, we have issued licences for the construction of two gold refineries and a smelter," he said.
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Stringent medicine regulations mean manufacturers face multiple Brexit uncertainties, such as the potential need to retest drugs shipped across borders and transfer product licences to different jurisdictions.
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It plans to offer two telecoms licences to foreign firms, which have been jostling to start operating in one of the world's last major closed telecom markets.
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Dombret also gave a blunt warning to banks about relying on a transition period to delay hard decisions on licences and staff moves to new EU hubs.
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The ministry said that the firms' licences had expired, according to a decree that appeared online, and whose authenticity was confirmed by an official in the ministry.
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BAKU, Jan 27 (Reuters) - Azerbaijan's central bank said on Wednesday it had revoked banking licences from two small-sized lenders, Qafqaz nkiaf Bank ASC and Atrabank.
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Egypt is selling four 4G licences as part of a long-awaited plan to reform the telecoms sector and raise much-needed dollars for depleted government coffers.
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So far, the Jamaica-based International Seabed Authority, which polices deep-sea exploration under the United Nations Law of the Sea, has issued 27 licences for exploration.
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Both deals are conditional on receiving export licences from the U.S. Treasury due to significant U.S. technology in all modern jetliners, whether built by Boeing or Airbus.
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Israeli diamond tycoon Beny Steinmetz has denied charges made by Swiss prosecutors that he bribed Guinean officials to win lucrative mining licences in the west African country.
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A final decision on the terms for issuing 5G licences is due in November, with the auction slated for the first quarter of 2019, the BNetzA said.
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A day after meeting Macron, the internationally recognised government asked 40 foreign firms including French oil major Total to renew their licences or have their operations suspended.
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Reuters reported last June that Ethiopia would issue the licences by the end of 2019, quoting Ethiopian officials and telecoms executives with direct knowledge of the process.
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The DGFT has issued import licences for 1.1 million tonnes of refined palmolein to traders based on their applications, a government official and three traders told Reuters.
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They wanted to know where they were coming from, where they went to school, whether they had military backgrounds and whether they had firearms licences, Sadr said.
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The application is a part of the Monetary Authority of Singapore's decision to issue five banking licences as it tries to liberalise the city-state's banking sector.
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The government also plans to offer two new mobile telephony licences and to sell a minority stake in Ethio Telecom, the state monopoly, to a strategic investor.
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But some fintech firms are already asking about possible licences in EU member Ireland just in case Britain won't have access to the single market, Dvilinskas said.
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Roach is also a member of the city's Cannabis Friendly Business Association, which has been pushing the municipal politicians to give business licences to local cannabis businesses.
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They are ploughing about $10 billion into mostly non-gaming attractions before their licences expire in 2022 amid warnings new permits will be linked to efforts to diversify.
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In 2014 the national parliament passed a law that required states to formalise the practice, for instance by issuing licences and designating areas where it was expressly permitted.
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In many countries waste-to-energy technology in its traditional form is being held back by fears about pollution, which make it hard to get licences and permits.
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In 2000, the eight research universities in Boston provided a $7.4 billion boost to the region's economy, generated 264 new patents and granted 213 licences to private enterprises.
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In June, Reuters reported that Ethiopia would issue the licences by the end of the year, quoting Ethiopian officials and telecoms executives with direct knowledge of the process.
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Airbus added that the agreement with Iran is subject to US government Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) export licences which were granted in September and November 2016.
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And all states, whether dry or swimming in the stuff, impose heavy tariffs on imported plonk and demand mountains of paperwork to issue liquor licences and other approvals.
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More significantly still, in October the Ethiopian Broadcasting Authority (EBA) announced that it was granting licences to three privately owned satellite channels, a first in the agency's history.
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A long-established tradition of crony capitalism, with large incumbent firms favoured in myriad ways, from licences to access to capital, makes it hard for startups to breathe.
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The cryptocurrency must respect anti-money laundering regulations and its backers must seek licences if it offers banking services, France's central bank chief said in a magazine interview.
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About a dozen major banks could apply for new licences, and they will not want to be at the back of the queue in the ECB's approval process.
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In a tacit admission of concern, UIDAI has revoked many of these private licences, but apparently forgot also to revoke the former licence-holders' access to its database.
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"The new digital bank licences mark the next chapter in Singapore's banking liberalisation journey," said Tharman Shanmugaratnam, senior minister and chairman of the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS).
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In the 16 years since Pakistan granted licences for privately run television channels, Geo has carved out an identity as the one most willing to challenge the army.
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"The new digital bank licences mark the next chapter in Singapore's banking liberalisation journey," said Tharman Shanmugaratnam, senior minister and chairman of the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS).
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Stiff competition, fewer available casino licences and consumers feeling the pinch in Africa's most industrialised country have pushed the gaming group to broaden its horizons to Latin America.
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The case has been a lightning rod for popular protest in Myanmar, be it over the many nurseries that lack licences or the hasty way police handled investigations.
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Macau's other operators, which include Sands China , Wynn Macau, Galaxy Entertainment and Melco Resorts & Entertainment, will need to rebid for their licences scheduled to expire in June 2022.
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It did not give details of the new licences, but some investors think they will open industry to tougher competition, potentially hurting market leader Saudi Telecom the most.
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Nine of the licences are located in the Barents Sea and three in the Norwegian Sea off central Norway, the Ministry of Oil and Energy said on Monday.
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"The new digital bank licences mark the next chapter in Singapore's banking liberalisation journey," said Tharman Shanmugaratnam , senior minister and chairman of the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS).
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Absa is also setting up offices in London and New York, both with securities licences, to replace some of the global reach it lost with the Barclays divorce.
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An unnamed employee from one of the streaming companies told Sixth Tone that details have not yet been released on how foreigners can apply for their broadcasting licences.
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Vietnam state media reported the aviation regulator would not issue licences to local airlines to operate the 737 MAX until the cause of the Ethiopian crash was known.
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China granted global hedge fund managers Bridgewater Associates LP and Winton Group licences to launch products in China, a move seen as underscoring Beijing's commitment to financial deregulation.
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Commodities trader and miner Glencore said in its annual report that its exposure to geopolitical uncertainties and those related to laws, enforcement, permits and licences increased in 2016.
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The JV will be incorporated in Qianhai with issued capital of Rmb1.5bn (US$221m) and has been granted securities brokerage, securities underwriting, asset management and proprietary trading licences.
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According to the Thai Office of Civil Aviation, 5,000 men obtained commercial pilot licences from 2003 to present, while only 92 women have done so in the time.
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Telecommunications operators in Egypt may find some buying interest after the industry's regulator said it was selling 4G licences under a long-awaited plan to reform the sector.
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According to local media, the government is expected to hike fees on services including driving licences, traffic violations, port fees and several other municipal services on Oct. 2.
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Chief Executive Ralph Dommermuth has floated the idea of bidding for 5G licences, potentially disrupting a market dominated by three major players - Deutsche Telekom, Vodafone and Telefonica Deutschland.
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Last week, Finland's radiation and nuclear safety authority (STUK) said it supported an application by the reactors' owner, Teollisuuden Voima (TVO), to extend their operating licences until 2038.
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Vietnam state media reported the aviation regulator would not issue licences to local airlines to operate the 737 MAX until the cause of the Ethiopian crash is determined.
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If they don't respect the guidelines, they will be given 30 days to change their content, or face having their licences suspended for three months and later canceled.
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An Indonesian trade ministry official said there were delays in granting import licences for spirits from Europe, but denied this was related to the dispute over palm oil.
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The central bank in Malaysia plans to issue up to five licences for either conventional or Islamic banking under a framework set to be finalised later this year.
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In February, the central bank revoked the licences of four exchange bureaus after the first meeting failed to cap the price of the dollar at 8.6 per dollar.
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ABIDJAN, Sept 16 (Reuters) - Ivory Coast granted cocoa export licences to 72 companies and cooperatives for the 2019/20 season, a document seen by Reuters showed on Monday.
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In a surprise move last week the government issued import licences for 1.1 million tonnes of refined palmolein from Indonesia, weeks after curbing overseas purchases of the commodity.
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A deal to sell the licences to Sonangol in a $1.75 billion deal collapsed in 2016 because required approvals from the Angolan government did not come in time.
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Visual, comedic, earthy, full of biases, untruths and other artistic licences — while the players behind the scenes treat it lightly, caring more about warts on their body parts.
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"The Zambia Information and Commmunications Technology Authority has cancelled network and service licences issued to Mobile Broadband Limited trading as Vodafone Zambia Limited," it said in a statement.
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Rasio Ridho Sani, director general of law enforcement at Indonesia's Environment Ministry, said law enforcement had been "very strict" through administrative sanctions, including revoking licences and civil lawsuit.
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On the same day that Mr Ross was describing his fears, his department issued its first set of licences permitting some American companies to restart sales to Huawei.
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In addition, Mauritius has frozen bank accounts and suspended business licences linked to QG Investments Africa Management, another Bastos firm that also invested money on behalf of Angola.
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As the world seeks to phase out fossil fuels, dozens of miners, such as Australia's Fortescue, have applied for almost 100 licences to explore for lithium in Portugal.
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Europe, for instance, could certainly do with this new type of auction: as in America, demand for spectrum outstrips supply and broadcasters are loth to give up their licences.
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MOSCOW, Feb 26 (Reuters) - Russia's central bank on Friday removed the licences of three small banks, part of a long-running campaign to clean up the country's financial sector.
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During his first term, the government introduced a cap on commercial lending rates in 2016 as well as moratorium on the issuance of new commercial bank licences in 2015.
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His first term saw the government introduce of caps on commercial lending rates in 2016, the introduction of a moratorium on issuance of new commercial bank licences in 2015.
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LAGOS, Feb 23 (Reuters) - Nigeria's Communications Commission (NCC) is open to discussions with South African mobile operator MTN on more spectrum licences, it said in a statement on Thursday.
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The meeting participant quoted Ansip as saying he was open to extending the length of airwave spectrum licences in Europe to 13 years from the current 10-15 years.
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The Egyptian telecoms regulator approved revised terms for 4G mobile broadband network licences earlier this month and offered them to Telecom Egypt and the country's three current mobile providers.
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It involves writing the rules in such a way that to observe them is either prohibitively expensive or downright impossible, then handing out informal licences to break those rules.
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According to Sanofi in Manila, 19 licences were granted for Dengvaxia, and it was launched in 11 countries, two of which – the Philippines and Brazil – had public vaccination programs.
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EU supervisors would have clearer powers to assess whether bank managers are fit for their job and to withdraw banking licences for serious breaches of anti money-laundering rules.
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Of 37 financial institutions that have applied for new or more comprehensive bank licences with the European Central Bank, 30 have picked Frankfurt as their European headquarters, Vaeth said.
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The 1980s, when he lost gambling licences in London and Atlantic City and was dogged by scandals, were rocky, and in 1988 he gave up control of his empire.
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In Hong Kong, affiliates of Alibaba Group and Xiaomi, and consortia led by Standard Chartered and BOC Hong Kong were among those who won the digital-only banking licences.
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Thai broadband operator Jasmine, a relative newcomer to mobile telecoms, outbid market leaders Advanced Info Service Pcl and Total Access Communication Pcl last year to win the 4G licences.
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Brazil's plan for 34 partnerships in roads, ports and other projects seeks to reduce red tape by making sure that they have environmental licences before their details are announced.
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Goviex operates in Africa, which Major says is a good environment for a uranium miner as licences are easily obtainable and the quality of the ore is good enough.
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"The issue of German licences is a political issue and as such requires it to be resolved at the political level," Chief Executive Charles Woodburn told reporters on Thursday.
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The world's top telecoms equipment maker has been on a U.S. export blacklist since May, which bars the Chinese group from doing business with American companies without special licences.
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Under the present system, national bodies such as Germany's KBA authority, have the power to clear new vehicles for the whole European Union and can also revoke those licences.
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Reuters reported on Wednesday that the government is aiming to award telecom licences to multinational mobile companies by December in hopes they will be up and running next year.
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It is entirely possible that 2016 will see a confusing hodgepodge of rules that allow residents of some states to fly with old-style licences, but not of others.
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Even without their own IPTV licences, the three telecoms operators plan to boost their IPTV subscribers to 100 million in 2016 (2613: 45.9 million), relying on their broadcasting partners.
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Last year the government awarded three Seoul city duty free licences, but the stores have gotten off to a slow start and have struggled to attract anchor luxury brands.
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So Texas and fellow plaintiffs say they are put out by DAPA and DACA because their states foot the bill for subsidised driver's licences for immigrants shielded from deportation.
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In 2000 the British government used their help to design a special auction that sold off its 3G mobile-telecoms operating licences for a cool £22.5 billion ($35.4 billion).
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The government approved an investment law in March 2015 that aimed to bolster investor confidence, eliminate bureaucracy, ease the procedures to obtain licences for projects and attract foreign investment.
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Licences for new banks are no longer rationed in the manner of the "licence raj"; they are instead awarded to all those who show they are fit and proper.
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Chevron Corp operates the Erawan field and state-owned PTT Exploration and Production operates the Bongot field under licences which are set to expire in 2022 and 2023 respectively.
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The government lifted the ban earlier this year, but later added that bauxite miners must conduct an environmental impact study on their sites before receiving licences to restart operations.
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But last month the bloc's market regulator granted one-year licences to British clearing houses, permitting EU-based traders to continue using them even if a hard Brexit prevails.
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Gambia said in August that African Petroleum's licences had expired and were now open for relicensing, accusing the company of failing to meet its commitments - charges African Petroleum denies.
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SHANGHAI, June 6 (Reuters) - China's industry ministry granted 5G licences to China Telecom, China Mobile , China Unicom and China Broadcasting Network Corp on Thursday, the state broadcaster CCTV said.
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SINGAPORE, Aug 29 (Reuters) - Singapore's central bank kicked off on Thursday the application process for up to five new digital bank licences and issued detailed guidelines for potential contenders.
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The Monetary Authority of Singapore will issue up to two retail and three wholesale bank licences, with the winners - to be announced in June - starting operations from mid-2021.
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The Commission agreed to a Thomson Reuters plan to grant licences to its clients to enable them to use RICs to retrieve data from competitors' real-time data feeds.
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Most famously, in Oposa v Factoran, the Supreme Court of the Philippines accepted that a class action could be filed on behalf of future generations to denounce logging licences.
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The central bank has also revoked the licences of several smaller banks, while President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev's government wrote down the debts of a number of low-income citizens.
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Beate Kristine Sjaafjell, a law professor at the University of Oslo, said the supreme court may give a clearer answer on whether handing out new licences violates Norway's constitution.
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The announcement of higher production quotas was the result of a peace deal between SQM and Corfo, the Chilean government agency that licences and controls the country's lithium output.
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Very proud that France has become the first country in the world today to ban any new oil exploration licences with immediate effect and all oil extraction by 2040.
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Drugs firms are also preparing to transfer UK product licences to EU-based entities to comply with post-Brexit rules and set up new testing facilities in mainland Europe.
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"The company is going through the administrative approval process of obtaining relevant licences to operate MGM Cotai," MGM China said in a filing to the Hong Kong stock exchange.
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And the number of venues applying for licences to sell alcohol in the City of London actually hit a record high in the first eight months of the year.
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Britain is due to leave the European Union on March 29, but has not yet reached a deal on a post-Brexit relationship, meaning companies with UK-issued licences may no longer have the right to provide some financial services in the EU. The companies, a quarter of which hail from Britain, are looking to get electronic money institution licences, Marius Jurgilas, member of the board at the central bank, told Reuters in an interview.
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Vantiv and Worldpay are "merchant acquirers": companies that have contracts with sellers of goods and services, and licences from credit- and debit-card companies, to accept and process card payments.
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But officials said last month a final deal has been held up due to uncertainty over some export licences for spare engines made by a Canadian subsidiary of Pratt & Whitney.
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The sale of these cheap and readily available parts, some of which are not subject to government export licences, is far less scrutinised and regulated than the transfer of weapons.
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The Trump administration said it would issue licences allowing American companies to sell their products to Huawei, a Chinese technology firm, provided that the sales do not threaten national security.
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The BoE, which licences and regulates lenders in Britain, published a draft framework for public consultation to increase transparency on how a bank in trouble is closed down or resolved.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece on Monday issued the first licences to private companies for growing medicinal cannabis in the country, part of an attempt to tap a burgeoning market worth billions.
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Because drivers for firms like Uber and Lyft have high attrition rates, a moratorium on new licences could lead to a sharp drop in the total number of such vehicles.
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Meserve says the plan is to scale nationwide, taking a state by state approach to building out coverage in order to get the necessary contracts and physician licences in place.
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At the head of the pack is Konami, which supplies about a tenth of America's slot machines and holds hundreds of gaming licences in America, Australia, Singapore and South Africa.
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America's Commerce Department issued three-month licences to allow American firms to keep doing limited business with Huawei, which has been placed on a security blacklist by the Trump administration.
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Grab, which started as a taxi-hailing app firm, has been aggressively expanding into financial services and said, earlier this year, that it was pursuing lending licences across Southeast Asia.
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This requires AIS to acquire new licences and pay high upfront spectrum costs, although the associated annual regulatory fee is lower than the revenue-sharing costs of the concession regime.
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If licences are not concluded, these platforms will have to make their best efforts to ensure that content not authorised by the right holders is not available on their website.
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European financial firms faced $13bn of related fines and France's BNP Paribas and Britain's Standard Chartered almost lost their American licences, which would probably have put them out of business.
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The interior ministry said on July 1 that regulator Betting Control and Licensing Board had declined to renew licences of 19 firms while it reviewed their operations and shareholding structures.
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John Blackledge of Cowen suggests that it might buy Rite Aid, a big pharmacy chain, giving it licences, a "cold-chain" infrastructure and Rite Aid's small PBM in one swoop.
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Her "Family in colours" charity lost out on new licences to operate in Brazil and Haiti in the past year when it could not get the paperwork rubberstamped in Madrid.
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The goal of a good licensing policy, however, is to make sure that, through competition for licences, this fee is forced down to the cost of obtaining the qualification required.
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Buying MoneyGram would not bring cutting-edge technology—its core activity is cash remittances—but would give Ant licences abroad and clients who could be prodded to use digital services.
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Licences the bank has applied for in Frankfurt and Luxembourg remain outstanding, the source added, but the bank is expected to have all regulatory approvals in place by March 29.
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Angola has 27 banks left after revoking two banking licences this year while results of a wider audit of its financial sector are due at the end of the month.
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It would require China quickly to cut its average import tariff from 24% to 9%, to abolish import quotas and licences and to open up some industries to American investment.
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The states have "standing", two Fifth Circuit Court judges held, because they are on the hook to pay for subsidised driver's licences for the individuals protected under DAPA and DACA.
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In Britain and the USA, researchers and their institutions must apply for special licences, but these are expensive to obtain, and finding manufacturers who will supply controlled drugs is difficult.
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But in October, Germany decided unilaterally to reject future arms exports licences to Saudi Arabia over the killing of journalist Jamal Kashoggi, and to freeze deliveries of already approved equipment.
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Many of these local casino operators have been publicly jockeying for a licence, with analysts and executives speculating that the government may permit additional licences to the existing six operators.
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Saudi Telecom, the country's top operator, tumbled 6.7 percent after the government said it would provide telecommunications firms with "unified licences" allowing them to offer a full range of services.
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Two other licences have been awarded to majority-owned joint ventures of BOC Hong Kong, a unit of Bank of China, and ZhongAn Online P&C Insurance, the regulator said.
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As Beijing's plan is to promote entry of broadcasting and telecoms operators into each other's business, it may only be a matter of time that telecoms operators get IPTV licences.
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HONG KONG, March 15 (Reuters) - Macau's government said on Friday it has extended casino concession licences for MGM China and SJM Holdings until 2022 in the world's largest gambling hub.
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True Corp, Thailand's largest fully integrated telecoms service provider, won two 4G licences with a combined value of $4.2 billion and analysts have said that they were concerned about financing.
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The states' supposed injury—having to pay for subsidised drivers' licences of DAPA recipients—is a rather weak claim, Justice Breyer suggested, to "standing", a constitutional requirement for all lawsuits.
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America has as many barmy rules as the next country—such as those, often at state level, which mean that more than a quarter of workers must hold occupational licences.
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But its measures to spur car sales have disappointed as they included no plans to relax controls over the issuance of new licences for traditional-fuel cars in major cities.
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Uber does not plan to exit Poland in reaction to Warsaw's plans to impose special licences on drivers for ride-hailing companies, Rzeczpospolita daily said quoting Uber spokeswoman in Poland.
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China gave licences to global hedge fund managers Bridgewater Associates LP and Winton Group to launch products in the country, a move seen as underscoring Beijing's commitment to financial deregulation.
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But European marketing authorizations, or product licences, can only be held by entities established within the European Economic Area (EEA), comprising the EU's 28 members plus Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway.
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Gambia said in August that African Petroleum's licences had expired and were now open for relicensing, accusing the company of failing to meet its commitments — charges denied by African Petroleum.
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From Huawei's perspective, when we set out, we were genuine in offering our 5G technology through licences to the US companies, so that they can develop their technologies and networks.
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FRAGRANCE GROWTH L'Oreal is hoping some of its recent splurges on perfume licences - which include those for Mugler and Valentino - could also prove a pocket of future growth in China.
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Aircraft whose U.S. components make up more than 10 percent of their value need licences from the U.S. Treasury before they can be supplied to Iran under the nuclear deal.
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After shutting things down, the government announced policy steps last week to break up the national telecom and IP monopoly and issue individual telco licences by the end of 2019.
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But the juniors have been increasingly active in Mali, regarded as a relatively stable jurisdiction, where Legend has a portfolio of gold projects and licences covering nearly 400 square kilometres.
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Companies are now focusing on ensuring they have the right infrastructure in place, including licences and real estate, so that they can ramp up their operations if they have to.
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When the new licences were issued in March and April last year, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority said it expected the banks to begin operating in six to nine months.
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Gains were also supported by a New York Times report saying that Washington would soon issue licences allowing some U.S. firms to supply non-sensitive goods to China's Huawei Technologies .
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