"Grey + Sloan is back open for business," Borelli wrote.
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And now, more than ever, we are open for business.
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However, our website and airport stores are open for business!
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It would rather Europe remained stable and open for business.
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TUBSAT's "new market areas" are at last open for business.
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Our staff is fine, and we're back open for business.
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WE'RE CLEAR THAT THE UNITED STATES IS OPEN FOR BUSINESS.
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"The DPA needs to be open for business," Grundman said.
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Its websites are still open for business at this time.
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Its website is still open for business at this time.
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Three days later, her store is still open for business.
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THE DIACKS Lamine and Son: No longer open for business.
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"The Keys are not open for business," the county said.
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Only then will U.S. skies truly be open for business.
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The House was no longer open for business, he said.
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It's just the feeling of, like, we're open for business.
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Michelle Lujan Grisham reminded Nike their states are open for business.
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And now, finally, they're just about ready to open for business.
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Donald Trump's Inauguration Day swag store is now open for business.
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Yup, registration for Disrupt Berlin 2019 is officially open for business.
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Despite Murphy's Law, the Cleveland Bagel Company is open for business.
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But Britain needs to do more than remain open for business.
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LAS VEGAS — Tesla's enormous battery factory is now open for business.
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America is open for business and we are competitive once again.
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"President Trump is saying America is open for business," Kudlow explained.
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"To investors, we say Liberia is open for business," he said.
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President Trump: America will again, and soon, be open for business.
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"We're open for business and word has gotten out," he said.
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The Midnight Laundrette remained open for business while I nodded off.
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"America will again, and soon, be open for business," Trump said.
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"Europe is open for business," he said in an emailed statement.
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We want a giant "OPEN FOR BUSINESS" sign on American soil.
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Heart Nightclub is its sister spot, open for business on Fridays.
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"Totally open for business," Kunis jokes about her mentality at the time.
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Mr Trump is now open for business, just not the healthy sort.
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Meanwhile, other places are reminding Amazon that they are open for business.
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" The business-friendly governments that ensued proclaimed "Honduras is Open for Business.
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It is currently not open for business, and is only taking registrations.
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Mayor: Houston open for business Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner and Texas Gov.
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Before Congress, Mr. Modi also repeated that India was open for business.
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"We are open for business, but we're not for sale," she said.
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They say Zimbabwe's open for business, but they shut down the internet.
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Miranda Kerr: Shooting at Malibu MansionLindsay Lohan's Nightclub Is Open For Business!
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He took the better part of an hour to open for business.
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Starbucks locations inside Target stores are still staffed and open for business.
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"America will again, and soon, be open for business," Trump said Monday.
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The Novant Health Michael Jordan Family Medical Clinic is open for business!
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" President Trump delivered a speech, declaring the United States "open for business.
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The meeting was a signal that both sides were open for business.
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"Now we are open for business to receive these applications," Sharpless said.
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Both firms say they're aiming to open for business sometime this year.
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It's part of continued review of (the) Zimbabwe is open for business mantra.
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"We're absolutely open for business," Sloan said at a Credit Suisse industry conference.
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As soon as the Duke and Duchess leave we are open for business!
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WHAT I DO WANT TO SAY IS BARCLAYS IS WELL OPEN FOR BUSINESS.
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"We're open for business for the mass affluent and their advisors," Freundlich said.
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Now "Zimbabwe is open for business," says Mr Mnangagwa, intoning the official mantra.
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Stores and restaurants — even those right next to Pulse — are open for business.
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THE UNITED STATES IS OPEN FOR BUSINESS Precisely half of this is believable.
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Union Pub says it will be open for business at 2628:28500 a.m.
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Even some malls that are still open for business look like ghost towns.
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Registration for Disrupt SF 2019 is officially up, running and open for business.
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The observatory and exhibitions at the Empire State Building remain open for business.
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"America will again, and soon, be open for business," Trump said last week.
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"America is open for business, and we are competitive once again," he said.
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We may be working from home but our store is open for business!
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"America will again, and soon, be open for business," Trump said Monday night.
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Now we are saying to the world: Zimbabwe is now open for business.
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China may not be as "open for business" as its advocates frequently claim.
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"America is open for business and we are competitive once again," Trump said.
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All of the closures left just 70 company-owned stores open for business.
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" On the call, Freeman added: "We're closed for terrorists, we're open for business.
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A day later, however, the hashtag-located opioid markets remained open for business.
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BLACK SPIRE OUTPOST, BATUU — The Outer Rim is about to open for business.
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Trump on Tuesday said the U.S. is "open for business" with foreign companies.
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"Britain is and will always be open for business," Theresa May told the audience.
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But despite all the disruptions, the county "remains open for business," its site says.
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It was an effort to make it clear that Tennessee is open for business.
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The internet has been open for business for a little more than twenty years.
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Although some are still there and open for business shortly after the bell rings.
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" But now, he added, "The world thinks New York State is open for business.
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"It's a good first step for us and we're open for business," he said.
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Trump isn't entirely off base to want the country open for business again, though.
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He has courted Western governments and investors, declaring that Zimbabwe is open for business.
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Several European stock exchanges have said that they too will stay open for business.
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Trump wants to "remind the world that we are open for business," Cohn added.
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NY is open for business & ❤'s Delta – move HQ to where you're appreciated?
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But, this being New York, much of the city was still open for business.
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Tiffany was determined to open for business in the temporary store on Monday morning.
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Walt Disney World's much-buzzed-about new hot spot is finally open for business.
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There's not much time left, as ObamaCare's exchanges open for business Nov. 1. Sen.
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"Now we are open for business to receive these applications," Sharpless said on Wednesday.
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But the Big Island's Hawaii Volcanoes National Park is once again open for business.
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The L & L Barbershop in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, was open for business as usual on Thursday.
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The Cadillac Collection App store is now open for business through OnStar At Your Service.
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Theranos said it remained "open for business" and would continue testing at its Arizona lab.
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To stay open for business, Marriott had to bus in temporary workers from hours away.
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But this one, he said, should send the message that Mercosur is open for business.
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With Super Bowl City already open for business, however, it's a little late for ultimatums.
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Despite increased trade tensions, China's market operators are keen to show they're open for business.
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The agency is open for business but has yet to facilitate financing for any project.
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" On Twitter, Greenland's Ministry of Foreign Affairs added "we're open for business, not for sale.
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"The Bab-el-Mandeb is open for business as far as we're concerned," Votel declared.
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Set in what will become an urban park, it will open for business on Jan.
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Tiffany's is open for business and keeping regular hours, a spokesman for the store said.
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"America will again, and soon, be open for business," President Donald Trump said on Monday.
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But even if this trail was still recovering, much else was open for business nearby.
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Prime Minister Modi wants a second term to prove that India is open for business.
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President Donald Trump hopes that the US could back open for business by mid-April.
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And his message for rivals and the marketplace is simple: Honeywell is open for business.
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As of Friday afternoon, the vast majority of the city's restaurants remained open for business.
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Mr. Sall told crowds holding posters of him that it was now open for business.
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The building was undergoing safety checks and would be open for business soon, he said.
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Aileen Lee: Yes, we are open for business, if you want to contribute to allraise.org.
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Tijuana's red-light district is open for business 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
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Some of the leading gatekeepers of global markets think China is at last open for business.
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Right before Labor Day, they confirmed the machine was open for business, a full week early.
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"Salisbury welcomes tourists from around the world and is very much open for business," he added.
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Two blocks west, a CVS, a Walgreens, and a Rite Aid are all open for business.
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As governor, I will work every single day to ensure Texas remains wide open for business.
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Seven years after the start of a political crisis, Madagascar has declared itself open for business.
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Nonetheless, Sesame, a type of machine called an electron synchrotron, is about to open for business.
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And I think what Democracy 2020 says is we are open for business on all fronts.
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Dozens of newly authorized marijuana stores are due to open for business across California on Jan.
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So often does he say "Zimbabwe is open for business" that it has become a meme.
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But much more will have to change before Zimbabwe can really be called open for business.
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"Zimbabwe is open for business," Mnangagwa said once again in his final campaign rally on Saturday.
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Sims says the studio is still open for business as a studio during normal working hours.
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Mr. Mnangagwa's government has struggled to sell its open-for-business mantra to the developed world.
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In April 22016, the Trump administration announced Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge was open for business.
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We're open for business and ready to lend responsibly to homebuyers up and down the country.
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While Wall Street and currency markets were open for business, the U.S. bond market was closed.
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Ponderosa Steakhouse and Bonanza Steakhouse are open for business on Thanksgiving and offer full holiday buffets.
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On Baseball Baseball's annual free-agent marketplace is open for business, but you wouldn't know it.
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"America will again and soon be open for business," Trump told a White House news conference.
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" If the state had a slogan, he added, it would include the words "open for business.
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"All we want is to make sure the credit markets are open for business," he said.
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"America will again and soon be open for business," Trump told a White House news conference.
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Hulu and Amazon: Both companies are "open for business against rate card" prices, wrote the firm.
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The restaurant and cafe are set to open for business on February 15, according to WWD.
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The Democratic Party is open for business and in support of the traditional working-class Americans.
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Though the shops, offices and restaurants of Daegu are unusually empty, they are open for business.
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Or that public transportation and the federal government, the region's largest employer, were open for business.
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The U.S. ranked 43rd on the "open for business" sub-list, while the U.K. came 20th.
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They cite National Assembly rules which require a quorum for the body to open for business.
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If your company was open for business in 210, then you undoubtedly remember the Great Recession.
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MOSCOW/LONDON (Reuters) - It was billed as the deal that proved Russia remained open for business.
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Many international investors were convinced this time last year that Saudi Arabia was open for business.
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Farmers have emerged as a powerful political force bent on keeping Brazil's countryside open for business.
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Add J.C. Penney to the list of retailers that will be open for business on Thanksgiving Day.
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Symbolically, televised briefings show that the White House is open for business and willing to answer questions.
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The eye doctor and the notary were still open for business, but the burger place was shut.
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"To the oil industry, it says we're open for business," says Trisha Curtis of PetroNerds, a consultancy.
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More than 8883,000 salons are currently open for business across the US, with locations in every state.
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Britain has also pushed a strong message to Chinese companies that it is fully open for business.
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LAST YEAR Emmerson Mnangagwa strutted around the World Economic Forum (WEF) declaring his country "open for business".
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Originally set to open for business with 20 million products, Noon quietly missed its January launch date.
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Keeping the government open for business is the essential work of Congress as lawmakers return this week.
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His soft-spoken style contrasted with established rivals, and he vowed the country was open for business.
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"We're not looking for any grand splash here, but we're open for business opportunistically," said Mr Gorman.
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"We are open for business, but we're not for sale," said Ane Lone Bagger, Greenland's foreign minister.
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Here are three ways policymakers can help small businesses stay open for business: Reform small business lending.
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That said, there are some noteworthy lodgings that will be open for business as of this summer.
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He was open for business, but he wasn&apost going to create something that violated his conscience.
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The New York course is now open for business, with the other cities following in short order.
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Just feet from the site, the museum remains open for business, its delicate collection still in position.
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Then President Jimmy Carter signed the Airline Deregulation Act, and the aviation industry was open for business.
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While many hearings have been postponed, the vast majority of US immigration courts remain open for business.
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The riverboat casino is officially open for business and she's the one holding the whole operation together.
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Lowe's, the home improvement chain, said all of its more than 222,2700 stores were open for business.
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All Around Forestry was born at the beginning of the year and is officially open for business.
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The idea is to show travelers the Bahamas is recovering from Hurricane Dorian and open for business.
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Some Pyrenees resorts are higher, had a decent snow covering this week, and were open for business.
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But, while the government is once again open for business, we should not discount two lingering impacts.
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They need to act now and showcase to tourists that Australia very much remains open for business.
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SkySlide, the stomach-dropping glass slide suspended 1,000 feet above downtown Los Angeles, is finally open for business.
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"America is open for business, and we are competitive once again," he told the Davos crowd in 2018.
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Blue Origin said earlier this year that it wants New Shepard to be open for business in 2019.
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Its e-commerce store, as well as its 23 airport based retail locations, will remain open for business.
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McDonalds around corner from St Peter's sq, open for business in Vatican-owned building, despite resident protests pic.twitter.
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That's unsurprising; the message from investors is that the UK VC industry is open for business as usual.
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The White House doubtless hopes this will happen in America, which Mr Trump says is "open for business".
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"For us, it's a coming out party of sorts to go, we're open for business," Cherry told CNBC.
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And they're still very much open for business today, in a dusty back ally in the Old City.
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Saudi Arabia has in recent months been trying to salvage its image as a nation open for business.
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"Bottom line: the Department of Energy will be open for business on Monday," spokesperson Shaylyn Hynes told Nature.
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A big nation is open for business again, back in the global financial system and world oil market.
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But maybe you want to let competitors know you are open for business, which you are definitely doing.
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The actress and Goop guru booked a stay despite the property seemingly not yet being open for business.
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Freelance journalist Paul Schram went to the market in Molenbeek yesterday—which was open for business as usual.
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"We are open for business, but we're not for sale," Greenland's foreign minister Ane Lone Bagger told Reuters.
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Warren G's new catering company will soon be open for business and everyone's welcome ... including President Donald Trump.
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So the aspiring pastry chef took to Nextdoor to inform her neighbors she was officially open for business.
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The pop-up, which is selling makeup and Kim's perfumes, is open for business through the holiday season.
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But, just because they're open for business doesn't mean that you should go about your shopping as usual.
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Google Cloud today announced that its new Seoul region, its first in Korea, is now open for business.
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"Bottom line — the Department of Energy will be open for business on Monday," DOE spokeswoman Shaylyn Hynes said.
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It was surreal, but it confirmed my idea of America — a country that always seemed open for business.
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Congress also required the SEC to create five new internal offices, all of which are open for business.
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With US$213.4bn of debt sold by the end of the day, the market was open for business again.
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Would-be investors, reassured by Mr Mnangagwa's mantra that Zimbabwe is "open for business", may prefer the status quo.
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To be sure, Egypt is, in other ways, making the right noises to show it is open for business.
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Tandem, which recently acquired Harrods Bank, the banking arm of a posh department store, is also open for business.
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Elon Musk's new temple of energy is open for business in the middle of the desert outside Reno, Nevada.
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While it isn't open for business just yet, Drummond has been sharing progress photos and updates along the way.
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"The Caribbean is open for business and is going strong," Chief Executive Arnold Donald said on a conference call.
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Wehoville reports that Lowell's shiny new license will allow the cafe to be open for business between 10 a.m.
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"We are open for business, but we're NOT for sale," said Ane Lone Bagger in a comment to Reuters.
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Claire's Stores exited bankruptcy in October 2018, and the trendy teen-focused retailer is still open for business today.
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Despite some progress, piecemeal proposals leave tax dodgers plenty of loopholes to exploit and tax havens open for business.
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The California Republican said he continues to communicate with top congressional leaders about keeping the Capitol open for business.
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Unless a local mandate has asked them to shut, they also must decide whether to remain open for business.
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The debate isn't "open for business" versus "closed for business," but rather short-term pain versus long-term gain.
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While much of the world is in confinement, Sweden is taking an unorthodox approach: staying largely open for business.
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The E.U. gives its terms for postponing Brexit, digital mercenaries are open for business, and waters recede in Mozambique.
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Even in late April, Asbury Park was open for business, its rough edges buffed by all kinds of cool.
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While the scientists warn the worst may be yet to come, Trump is trying to re-open for business.
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Washington, DC (CNN)Trucks stops across the US are open for business -- and they're planning to stay that way.
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Washington is wide-open for business, from aerospace and advanced agriculture to clean technology, information technology and global health.
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The Bahamas wants tourists to know it is still open for business despite Hurricane Dorian's devastation to the region.
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At present, the international airport in Qatar's capital, Doha, is open for business, with international passenger flights transiting daily.
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"Basically, Thailand is open for business sending refugees and asylum seekers back to their authoritarian governments," Mr. Robertson said.
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"We are open for business in the region and we need to welcome all sorts of investors," Ajami said.
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If anything, Viacom was doubling down on the studio: We are open for business, so bring us your scripts.
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Stamford Harbor has not yet told investors or potential trading partners when it intends to formally open for business.
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"It's about giving certainty to businesses, it's about saying to the world 'we're open for business'," she told BBC.
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Yesterday we reported that there is evidence that Square is also gearing up to finally open for business here, too.
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If you don't live in one of those cities, do not fret, their global online shop, is open for business.
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It has loudly proclaimed the country open for business, organising conferences and photo-opportunities for Mr Modi and foreign bosses.
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That's a tax reduction for one million small companies and another clear signal that New York is open for business.
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Lyft and then Uber would open for business in Miami-Dade a few months after the visit by Uber employees.
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Byron said that the restaurant was closed early as a result, though all its branches were now open for business.
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The companies remained open for business, but stopped operating in numerous states and ceased running for-money competitions in others.
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How can the fact that Europe is open for business be mirrored in other jurisdictions also being opened for business?
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He said Britain should "get on with it" to prove to investors that the country was still "open for business".
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"The Street has been open for business and balance sheets are clean as a whistle," a second banker told IFR.
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The message is really that Saudi Arabia is open for business and that Saudi Arabia understands the challenges going forward.
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All commercial flights were transferred to Turkey's new flagship international airport, which means Istanbul New Airport is open for business.
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The Obama administration is making its final push this week before the ObamaCare marketplaces open for business on November 2023.
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The plan will be to open for business globally sometime this year, although no definite launch date has been set.
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The fintech is already open for business in the U.K., Germany, France, Italy and Spain, and recently expanded to Australia.
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Open for Business Understandably, people want to bring their pets everywhere, so they want businesses that can make that possible.
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"I want leaders who will be inclusive — who will tell everyone that North Carolina is open for business," he said.
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But even those islands that were most affected by the storms are open for business and asking tourists to return.
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On the Broome Street side, however, where residents will enter and exit their condos, the building is open for business.
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Some companies are unable to pass these costs along to consumers, impeding their very ability to stay open for business.
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"We hope that New Zealand remains open for business," Steve Walker, the firm's local chief operating officer, in an email.
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I think we've hopefully pushed through that.... Our primary responsibility is making sure we're open for business, year after year.
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"We are open for business, but we're not for sale," Greenland's foreign minister, Ane Lone Bagger, said, according to Reuters.
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An awe-inspiring skyline is a city's announcement that it is open for business and confident in its future growth.
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The message to bankers, businesspeople and high-rolling investors was clear: The once-insular kingdom is now open for business.
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We have now removed this constraint in almost all sectors, sending a clear signal that Zimbabwe is open for business.
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Today: Esther's is still open for business, so if you feel like shaving your head, feel free to go there.
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Today: The shop is still open for business, and Hilton continues to peruse its aisles, so be on the lookout!
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Yet now the rebuilding is underway, and most islands are open for business, creating more options for spring break getaways.
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Both Pelosi and McCarthy left the briefing confident that they would keep the Capitol open for business until further notice.
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The retailer's new Sustainable Beauty shop is now officially open for business, and we for one, couldn't be more thrilled.
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"As long as New York City is open for business, its beating heart remains the Broadway stage," Rudin told Deadline.
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Zimbabwe is open for business, Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa told attendants at the World Economic Forum in Davos on Wednesday.
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In reaching out to Europe, China is showing it is open for business as the trade row with Washington deepens.
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Despite the heightened scrutiny outlined in the proposal, the Trump administration insisted that the United States remained open for business.
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Below are five islands that are open for business, along with an affordable and high-end hotel package for each.
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The Dutch Thomas Cook subsidiary said it had not yet declared bankruptcy and so was open for business as usual.
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"I have this message for our friends in the intelligence community: The Justice Department is open for business," Sessions said.
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USPS operations will not be interrupted due to the Gov't shutdown, & all Post Offices will remain open for business as usual.
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It ranks No. 3 in Citizenship, after Norway and Sweden, and No. 3 in Open for Business, after Panama and Luxembourg.
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Earlier this year the streaming service announced plans to launch a digital PC games store, and today it's open for business.
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The Skyslide, a glass slide fixed along the tallest building west of the Mississippi River, is open for business this weekend.
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"This would make sure the UK remains competitive, while sending a powerful message to skilled jobseekers — Britain remains open for business."
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Hawaii tourism officials have stressed that most of the Big Island remains unaffected by the eruption and is open for business.
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The Met is offering refunds to those forced to evacuate from the performance and will be open for business again Monday.
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When it filed for bankruptcy in early October, the company had roughly 700 Sears and Kmart stores still open for business.
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It ranks 41st for quality of life and 80th for "open for business" in the world, per U.S. News & World Report.
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On election night, Nebraska changed its mind about repealing their capital punishment law -- their death chamber is open for business again.
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The event, which lasts a week, is supposed to demonstrate that China is open for business despite the ongoing trade war.
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"This vote of confidence shows Britain is open for business and that we remain an outward-looking, world-leading nation," Mrs.
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All he needed to do was get the word out to the nascent pornographers online that he was open for business.
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When Tighe's was open for business Mazer stationed some professional giant, ex-fighter, ex-policeman, at the bottom of these stairs.
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The Times examined how, in the space of about a year, the area went from off limits to open for business.
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Now we must build upon these relationships to show Americans and the world that the United States is open for business.
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The chief minister, the Honorable Victor Banks, said the island plans to open for business before the all-important Christmas season.
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As though women are never not bargaining with our sexuality, and are open for business 24-7, like a convenience store.
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Thursday morning, Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown tweeted "Open for business," perhaps referencing his willingness to talk contract with other teams.
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A Ford spokesman had said earlier in the day that the building was expected to be open for business on Tuesday.
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Trump wants to "remind the world that we are open for business," his chief economic advisor, Gary Cohn, told reporters Tuesday.
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After dark, when the scores of bars that surround this plaza open for business, the area becomes a veritable street party.
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Though officially open for business, it was functioning more like a public beta — though it didn't call it that at the time.
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Mr Mnangagwa has declared Zimbabwe "open for business", pledged to improve property rights and to make it easier for foreigners to invest.
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He was confident the UK would get a good deal from its Brexit negotiations and reiterated that it was open for business.
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Economists have long warned that India's attitude towards trade stands in contrast with the nation's open-for-business image propagated by Modi.
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During his first two years in power, Prime Minister Narendra Modi was busy spreading the message that India was open for business.
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US spaceflight startup Rocket Lab is officially open for business and has scheduled its very first commercial launch for later this month.
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Now "Zimbabwe is open for business," says Mr Mnangagwa, speaking in his home in Borrowdale, the poshest suburb of Harare, the capital.
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"We're here because the International Space Station is now open for business," NASA lead spokesperson Stephanie Schierholz said at the conference outset.
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Banco Popular, a major Puerto Rican bank, told CNNMoney on Wednesday that only 57 of its 169 branches were open for business.
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"The main thing I took from him was that Liberia is open for business," said John Davies, a 30-year-old businessman.
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Denny's is open for business on Thanksgiving this year and will offer up a carry-out turkey dinner for diners as well.
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They believed they could start the company for $21,000 and be open for business in three months, that soon they'd be rich.
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Almost all of them have a capacity of fewer than 1,000 people, and so, on Wednesday night, many remained open for business.
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There is a desire to show that measures have been taken to prove to the world that we are open for business.
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Puerto Rico Days before Maria slammed the island, knocking out power and turning roads into rivers, Puerto Rico was open for business.
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Starbucks said Thursday that 85% of its stores in China are now open for business, following temporary closures due to coronavirus concerns.
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And how Ola deals with learning about the sex clinic, which, now that Maeve is back, is once again open for business.
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While the Pentagon was open for business during the 35-day shutdown, it hit agencies like NASA and the Department of Homeland Security.
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And Sears' future is still uncertain as it's in the midst of bankruptcy court proceedings, with hundreds of stores still open for business.
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"We wanted you to be the first to know that Arranmore Island is now online and officially open for business," the letter says.
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By following through with cuts in corporate tax, Mr Hammond hopes that he is "sending the message that Britain is open for business".
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We're a new state from the one you've heard about before, and the world is noticing that Rhode Island is open for business.
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Some may have also liked that there was a hard stop to their workday, as the restaurant would have to open for business.
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An employee of the Amazon Books store declined to comment on the incident, except to say the store is currently open for business.
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Only after dusk do the shops selling wildlife wine open for business in Danang, and during the Vietnamese New Year business is good.
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After diverting the private jets of 140 global CEOs to Versailles on their way to Switzerland, Macron triumphantly declared France open for business.
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"The pitch is going to be, 'We're open for business, we're embarking on reforms,'" he told Bloomberg TV in an interview this week.
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Liberia is open for business and my government will take every measure to support economic growth and bring prosperity to all our people.
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"This will help restore confidence that Indonesia is open for business," said Adrian Short, chairman of the British Chamber of Commerce in Jakarta.
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In the six years since he declared the state "Open for Business", lax regulation and reckless management of natural resources have become commonplace.
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This week, there are three stores remaining, but by next week there will only be one store open for business -- in Bend, Oregon.
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It wants someone to buy about 500 of its stores and the Kenmore appliance brand to keep Sears and Kmart open for business.
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Though a handful of stores opted to stay closed on Thanksgiving, the majority of the malls' tenants were open for business, Lebovitz said.
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They will repay me whenever possible after the government is back open for business, hence why I'm not including it as an expense.
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We contacted a half dozen of the biggest brothels in the Las Vegas area, and they're all open for business ... with an asterisk.
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Home Depot, which employs about 903,290 people in its roughly 224,22020 stores in the United States, was also open for business on Monday.
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Waffle House has been notorious in remaining open for business 24-hours a day and 365 days a year — even amid natural disasters.
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Egypt is making progress with economic reforms and is "open for business," the country's minister of investment and international cooperation told CNBC Thursday.
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Cha said Hong Kong has realized that it needs to get its story out and persuade people that it was open for business.
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President Trump's nominee to lead the Export-Import Bank is expected to say Wednesday that he will keep the agency open for business.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said the U.S. is open for business and welcomed a weaker dollar, saying that it would benefit the country.
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Tesla employees were told Monday that factories were still open for business, though they could stay home if they felt sick or uncomfortable.
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Puerto Rico's capital is open for business, welcoming visitors with its winning combination of lovely beaches, energetic night life and gregarious island charm.
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Using a highly unusual political appearance as an excuse to announce that his hotel is open for business is par for the course.
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Executives have downplayed the scandal's impact on profitability or market share, saying Wells is "open for business," and that few customers have left.
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"The success of Line is sending a clear message that the IPO market is open for business," Kathleen Smith of Renaissance Capital told me.
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"His real name is Better Business Kisses Galore, and he's always open for business," Romijn, 43, jokes while giving her poodle an affectionate scratch.
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Unlike its more expensive neighbors — Saint Tropez, Cannes, Bandol and Cassis — tourism is a secondary industry, so Toulon open for business throughout the year.
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Although some agencies such as the Social Security Administration, Postal Service and Veterans Affairs are open for business, about 800,000 workers have been affected.
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"This process does not affect the company's franchise operations or its Latin American stores, which remain open for business as usual," the spokeswoman said.
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"Williston is still open for business," said Shawn Wenko, head of the Williston Economic Development office, a city agency charged with diversifying the economy.
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Masayoshi Son, SoftBank's boss, announced the deal in London, where the government trumpeted it as proof that Britain was open for business following Brexit.
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Reopening it without trampling on legitimate environmental concerns would show the country is not just open for business but transforming the way it operates.
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Within five months, the Bank of the Manhattan Company was open for business, a Republican institution challenging the city's two existing Federalist-run banks.
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"Panama City Beach is open for business, as beautiful as ever," he said, before slamming the aid Democrats want to give to Puerto Rico.
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Our journalists examined how, in the space of about a year, parts of the refuge, above, went from off-limits to open for business.
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Yet the companies continued to be used in deals, and one, April Limited, still appears to be open for business, a corporate registry shows.
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"Why cant I go to the Dentist office but the ABORTION CLINIC in Kettering is OPEN for business?" one man in Ohio tweeted Thursday.
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President Donald Trump on Sunday extended nationwide social distancing guidelines until April 30, reversing previous claims that the U.S. open for business by Easter.
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He added that the bank remains open for business and will continue to make new loans even as the Fed's limits remain in place.
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As a result, they are expected to pass a stopgap spending measure to keep the government open for business past the end of September.
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"As long as New York City is open for business, its beating heart remains the Broadway stage," Rudin said in announcing the ticket discounts.
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In his speech, Trump declared the U.S. "open for business," and reassured those in attendance that he was committed to upholding free trade principles.
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Sea World in San Diego, Legoland in Carlsbad, Disneyland in Anaheim and Madame Tussauds in San Francisco are among the places open for business.
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Tom Perez, Mr. Obama's first civil rights chief, declared his division was "once again open for business," and promised more investigations into police departments.
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Aside from the overall ranking, the U.S. fell among the Best Countries for Adventure, Open for Business and Citizenship, where its scores decreased the most.
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Mayor Sylvester Turner has declared Houston "open for business," and offices and restaurants across downtown are expected to reopen Tuesday after the Labor Day holiday.
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The Spectacles store will stay in New York until the end of December, and it's open for business every day except Christmas and Christmas Eve.
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Greg Abbott will enact statewide legislation that is friendly to ride-hailing services, in keeping with the state's pro-business "Wide Open for Business" slogan.
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Just as scrapping the tax signalled that France was open for business, a U-turn would have suggested it had once again shut its doors.
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This deal is inimical to the public interest, and it just shows you that the consolidation bazaar is still open for business at the FCC.
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Iraq's Safwan border crossing lies an hour's drive away from the Kuwait conference where Haider al-Abadi, the prime minister, declared Iraq open for business.
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"Dell wants Texas to remain open for business and be part of a pro-business state that's welcoming to everyone," a Dell representative told Axios.
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The Macedonian government invested in infrastructure and developed free economic zones, thus demonstrating to the international community that it is a country open for business.
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UPDATE: The new Bigfire restaurant is officially open for business as of June 26, and guests can come in for dinner starting at 4 p.m.
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Mr. Stamos, the former Facebook and Yahoo security chief, said the companies just "don't want to advertise that they are open for business" to criminals.
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Across the country, gorgeous running routes are open for business and ready to offer you way more excitement and variation than the gym ever could.
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Even if there is some argument for one or two "loss leaders" to show Afghanistan is open for business, they should not involve major assets.
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Davos, Switzerland (CNN Business)Jair Bolsonaro had a simple message for the bankers, investors and chief executives gathered in Davos: Brazil is open for business.
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Houston has declared that it is open for business, but road travel can last hours longer than usual, complicated by closed roads and displaced commuters.
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Update While much of the state continues to deal with flooding associated with Hurricane Florence, some areas, including the Outer Banks, are open for business.
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In its first bankruptcy filing, American Apparel said it had secured extra financing to be able to keep its 130 U.S. stores open for business.
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Prep is the reason I roll my eyes when people line up outside the door waiting to burst in the moment we're open for business.
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"We're in Flushing today to embrace Asian American-owned small businesses and say to all New Yorkers: New York City's Chinatowns are open for business."
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Known officially as the Nur Alem, the imposing silver globe is the symbol and centerpiece of Kazakhstan's latest attempt at an "Open For Business" sign.
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Switzerland, Luxembourg and Panama have topped a list of countries seen as being "open for business" in a survey of 63,000 people around the world.
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"You can say America is closed to terror and open for business, but you don't have to sacrifice much in way of policy," Grella said.
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But the vacancy totals would be even higher if one includes buildings where signs announce incoming retailers but that are still not open for business.
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A key GOP lawmaker predicts the government will stay open for business despite the "drama at the end of the year" of a possible shutdown.
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Most of the merchants are mom-and-pop shop owners without their own storefront, but with enough regulars to keep their stalls open for business.
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"New Jersey is going to finally be open for business as far as offshore wind is concerned," BPU President Joseph Fiordaliso said before the vote.
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The status of those broader allegations isn't necessarily moot, but certainly take a back seat to its more immediate problem: Keeping its doors open for business.
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May's view: May is a proponent of free trade and globalization -- branding her vision of a "Global Britain" that's "open for business" in her Brexit plans.
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The prince also spoke about the purpose of his visit, which he hopes will show that Nepal is "open for business" following the devastating 2015 earthquakes.
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A rating system could keep companies honest, and ensure that Earth orbit remains open for business and doesn't become bogged down with excess satellites and debris.
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Yet, by the time The Hi-Hat is open for business, Abby is sporting the signature uniform at the bar: a barely-there leotard and tights.
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She's overseeing the development of Salesforce Tower, the second tallest building west of the Mississippi River as it prepares to open for business in mid-2017.
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But over the summer, the company applied for a license to land at the Vandenberg pad, and now it seems the site is open for business.
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But in Orlando, popular theme parks, including Walt Disney World, weathered the roller coaster conditions well enough to open for business Saturday morning, the AP reported.
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"Qatar may also be keen to show it is still open for business despite the current diplomatic disputes with some of its Gulf neighbors," it said.
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Not only does the city "really get development," he added, but city officials understand the mission of spreading the word that Pawtucket is open for business.
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To all companies large and small, I would say this: The British economy is fundamentally strong, we are highly competitive and we are open for business.
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The bank, like many in the Manhattan neighborhood, is open for business on Sunday, but on that day, March 6, it had been closed for hours.
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One of the key messages from the event "is that China remains open for business," said Stuart Tait, HSBC's head of commercial banking for Asia Pacific.
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United States immigration courts are still open for business, even in parts of the country, like San Francisco, where life has otherwise ground to a halt.
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The port is still open for business to keep supply chains moving to get goods to consumers and medical supplies to healthcare workers, according to Gazsi.
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The president of the People's Republic of China Tuesday pitched a future in which the country's sprawling economy is open for business with the outside world.
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When asked why the aquarium remained open for business despite warnings from officials, general manager Paul Mefford told CNN that employees were following "confusing" written guidelines.
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Davos, Switzerland (CNN)Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa said the country was "open for business" after almost four decades of oppressive rule by former leader Robert Mugabe.
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In doing so, the president has sent the message that the U.S. is open for business and trade, however our partners must play by the rules.
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The fire damaged the building next to hers but was extinguished before it reached her store, she said, and she was open for business on Sunday.
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It arises, once again, as the Republican-controlled Congress faces a January 19 deadline for providing the money necessary to keep federal agencies open for business.
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While Republican lawmakers work to get their tax bill across the finish line, they will also have to focus on keeping the government open for business.
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Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro delivered the keynote address at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland this week, touting a "new Brazil " that's open for business.
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The actress and Goop guru also invited friends to the luxury resort for a bachelorette weekend in April, despite the property not technically being open for business.
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But the Riyadh event was again teeming with the global elite this week as the conference opened with a clear message: Saudi Arabia is open for business.
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The actress and Goop guru also invited friends to the luxury resort for a bachelorette weekend in April, despite the property not technically being open for business.
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To that end, Takeuchi says GoCardless is now open for business in Spain, Sweden, and the Netherlands, adding to existing operations in the U.K., France and Germany.
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As of now, though, the farm is closed — unless of course you're there to buy products like bird seed, in which case they're still open for business.
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Above all she needed to show, by improving ties with China, that her talk of a global Britain open for business after Brexit is not just waffle.
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"This auction underlines that Britain is open for business to companies seeking to invest in low carbon energy," Jesse Norman, the energy minister, said in a statement.
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Revis Island was open for business on Sunday, as Bills receiver Sammy Watkins caught 11 of the 20153 passes that were targeted to him for 136 yards.
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Jennifer Lu, chief co-ordinator of Marriage Equality Coalition Taiwan, said passing marriage equality would send a message to the world that "Taiwan is open for business".
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And if you've been waiting to live out the vacation of your DD dreams we've got good news: the hotel is still very much open for business.
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Mnangagwa has been trumpeting a "Zimbabwe is open for business" mantra in an attempt to resurrect the nation's economy, which has been crippled by hyperinflation and sanctions.
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The volcano eruption on Hawaii's Big Island is driving away some tourists from the affected area, but the rest of the island is "open for business," Gov.
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The bankrupt retailer is trying to find someone to buy the company's assets, including about 500 of its stores, to keep Sears and Kmart open for business.
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Mnangagwa has been touting a "Zimbabwe is open for business" mantra in an effort to reboot the country's economy, which has famously struggled with corruption and hyperinflation.
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Trump in his address at Davos warned trading partners that Washington would no longer tolerate unfair trade, but added that the United States was "open for business".
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Election offices in some of those counties, like Alachua, which includes Gainesville, and Hillsborough, which includes Tampa, were expected to be open for business on Tuesday morning.
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The theme park's management is testing other employees who were in contact with the maintenance worker, but the park is still open for business, the report said.
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"We are open for business, but we're not for sale," the island's foreign minister, Ane Lone Bagger, told Reuters when it called for some follow-up reporting.
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On the plus side, in the future you can tell your grandchildren that you were there when the government set records for not being open for business.
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GUANGZHOU, China — The southern Chinese city of Guangzhou on Wednesday welcomed dozens of corporate leaders and foreign dignitaries with one overriding message: China is open for business.
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"America will again, and soon, be open for business — very soon — a lot sooner than three or four months," Trump said during a Monday evening press briefing.
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All 14 stores remain open for business, offering a complete range of high quality, specialty food products, and we look forward to seeing our customers and employees.
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The first span of the soaring, $4 billion Hudson River crossing known as the Mario M. Cuomo Bridge has been open for business since early Saturday morning.
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Update After Hurricane Irma, tourist attractions and hotels in Orlando and Savannah are once again open for business and welcoming visitors — for the most part, at least.
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More, it will show the world that we're open for business and ready to welcome anyone with a great idea and the guts to make it happen.
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Insurance commissioners have a big fear: That the ObamaCare health marketplaces will open for business, but people in some areas won't have any plans to choose from.
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But her government has also been championing foreign takeovers of British firms after the June Brexit vote as a sign that the "country is open for business".
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Victor Merlos was overjoyed to find a store open for business in Wilmington since he had about 20 relatives staying at his apartment, which still had power.
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Or it's been an infuriatingly inane and dizzy ride on the tea-cups, as we wait for the theme park's one big ride to open for business.
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Of the stateside Trump Hotels where folks can rent a room for Sunday night -- according to the front desk clerks: -- Trump International Hotel Chicago ... Open for business -- Trump International Hotel Waikiki -- Open for business -- Trump Int'l D.C. -- Open -- Trump Int'l Hotel and Tower Vancouver -- Open -- Trump National Doral Miami -- Open Trump hotels in Nevada and New York -- Closed As for international properties, the hotel in Turnberry, Scotland is open.
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U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May reassured business and political leaders at the World Economic Forum that Britain would remain open for business after it quits the European Union.
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"We're going to get ready to open for business as soon as possible," said Asher, who estimated that $2.93 billion is bet on sports annually in New Jersey.
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Mnangagwa has said at various forums that "Zimbabwe is open for business" as he seeks to revive an economy that was ruined under Mugabe's near four-decade rule.
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President Emmerson Mnangagwa, the 22018-year-old who succeeded Robert Mugabe after a coup in November, was going strong, strutting around foreign capitals declaring Zimbabwe "open for business".
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Canada's grand political bazaar, in which the prime minister and the premiers strike the bargains that determine how the country will be governed, is again open for business.
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Supporters of the project said Britain needed to protect its relations with major economies after voting to leave the European Union, and show it was open for business.
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Fifty to 60 of the center's 113 tenants will be open for business at noon, with the remainder cutting the ribbon on their shops before the holiday season.
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President Trump has once again kept his promise to the American people, and thanks in part to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, America is open for business.
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"Donald Trump may have closed the government to the American people, but he's hung up an 'open for business' sign for corporate polluters," Brune said in a statement.
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N stores are set to remain open for business as Fairfax Financial Holdings Ltd prepares to take control of the specialty retailer of toys and baby gear. tgam.
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As the world readies to open for business on Monday, companies and governments are bracing for a second round of cyberattacks in the aftermath of Friday's WannaCry hack.
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I'm going to give the message that Britain is very much open for business... I want to be talking about the opportunities for free trade around the world.
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But on March 20, I emerged on a desert island, where the beach is right there, animal friends are always close by, little shops are open for business.
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The fact that the bridge isn't open for business hasn't stopped Cuomo from celebrating it: Last Friday, Cuomo brought along Clinton for an event marking the bridge's completion.
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"Let me be clear: America is open for business, America is open for travel and open to the millions of international visitors who wish us well," Ross said.
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"We welcome people any time of the year but we want to emphasize that New York City is open for business 365 days of the year," he said.
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Meanwhile, companies like Roku and Condé Nast are wide open for business from advertisers that are looking to replace the live audiences lost by canceled live sports events.
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The second location at Emory University is not open for business yet, but aims to start recruiting participants within the next week, a university spokesperson told Business Insider.
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And he's positioning himself as the only one brave and tough enough to take on "the establishment," and declare the country open for business again, coronavirus be damned.
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We have taken enough important steps to signal to the world that we're open for business, and it's pretty clear that businesses are responding in a positive way.
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The hotels have to apply to be part of the chain and go through an up to 30-day inspection process before they're approved to open for business.
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PHILADELPHIA – A long-abandoned rail line is open for business again in Philadelphia, transformed into an elevated park and the city&aposs answer to New York&aposs High Line.
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"The corporate tax cut is more of a 'feel good, look good, India's open for business and we mean it' exercise," said Rohinton Sidhwa, a tax partner at Deloitte.
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A spokesman said Ford will report October U.S. and Canadian auto sales as planned on Tuesday, and that the building is expected to be open for business on Tuesday.
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According to a Wednesday report in Ars Technica, Baltimore Mayor Bernard "Jack" Young told reporters on Tuesday that crucial city services were now open for business, despite ongoing disruption.
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Gazans we work with can't understand why PayPal serves Israelis living in the West Bank and is open for business in counties like Yemen and Somalia, but not here.
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Mayor: Houston open for business Most of Houston is operational and more than 95% of the city is dry, Mayor Sylvester Turner told CBS' "Face the Nation" on Sunday.
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This week, the private accrediting group that allowed Corinthian to stay open for business will face its own existential threat, when federal regulators decide whether to shut it down.
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Many families live on streets where every third or fourth house is boarded up, and in many strip malls, the only store open for business is the liquor store.
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The president kicked off the year by going to Davos, Switzerland, to announced that "America is open for business" and gave a strongly pro-America message to the world.
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"The message that South Africa is open for business is being communicated by the President, Ministers and business leaders in all sessions in Davos," it said in a statement.
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The museum's other galleries will be closed, but the exhibition, the Great Hall Balcony Bar — and the "Manus x Machina" exhibition shop, of course — will be open for business.
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"I would like to also remind the rest of the world as well as the rest of the state, Hawaii Island continues to be open for business," he said.
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"This is a really big decision for this country but it's also the clearest sign post the referendum that this country is very clearly open for business," he said.
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The travel and room-booking app is also partnering with the Puerto Rico Tourism Company to promote tourism and let the public know the island is open for business.
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The head of the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), which oversees the Affordable Care Act, said there were no changes and exchanges were open for business.
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Because the immediate risk to the general public from coronavirus at this time is believed to be low, classes are in session and the university is open for business.
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A pull of the curtain string is all it takes to reveal the heaving crowds on the streets outside and to indicate that the room is open for business.
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"We're never satisfied of course, but we also can't help being excited about the growth we've experienced in the very short time we've been open for business," he says.
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On assuming office in December 2015, Macri declared Argentina open for business after more than a decade of sweeping state intervention, including capital controls, had choked off much foreign investment.
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For example, it shortened the annual period during which the exchanges are open for business, thereby making it harder for people to wait until they fall ill before signing up.
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The Trump administration's head of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Service (CMS), which oversees the Affordable Care Act, said there were no changes and exchanges were open for business.
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"LGBT+ people often put huge amounts of time and energy into fitting into their workplaces," said Jon Miller, founder of Open For Business, a group of companies promoting LGBT+ inclusion.
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If you answered "yes" to either of those questions, and you also read and like Gizmodo, then we've got good news for you: The Gizmodo Store is open for business.
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All 83 Toys "R" Us (Canada) Ltd stores will remain open for business as usual, said president of the Canadian unit, Melanie Teed-Murch, in a letter to customers. bit.
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And what we've done is open up our doors and said to young entrepreneurs and innovators of any size and scale: 'Come on in, the army is open for business.
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But last week, when an immigration deal failed to materialize, the vast majority of Democrats in the Senate stood firm and blocked legislation to keep the government open for business.
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After the restaurant's windows and doors creaked open for business Friday morning, a man inside the eatery — his voice booming on a loudspeaker — told a group of reporters to leave.
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"It's hard for communities to go through this and certainly, there is a disruption but afterward, they're like, 'Okay we are open for business and we are back,'" Beteta said.
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"If the Cuban economy continues to falter, many Cubans will vote with their feet," said Richard E. Feinberg, the author of "Open for Business," a book about Cuba's new economy.
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It's technically not open for business, but a friend of the group has convinced the owner to unlock the doors and let everyone in for a few post-dinner drinks.
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"There's definitely been some people who have been scared that maybe we'd turn them away," Dr. Koyama said, "but we're very quick to reassure them that we're open for business."
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The New York Times examined how, in the space of about a year, the refuge's coastal plain — known as the 133 Area — went from off-limits to open for business.
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The renovations are another sign that Virgin Galactic is preparing to open for business at Spaceport America, a controversial facility that was built a decade ago using local taxpayer dollars.
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We have a chance to correct this mistake by reinstating Chick-fil-A and sending a message that we are open for all, open for faith and open for business.
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The local news team sent some reporters of theirs undercover out to the club to record footage of several patrons coming and out, clearly showing Bliss was open for business.
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The St. Kitts Tourism Authority said that St. Kitts was essentially unharmed and that its Robert L. Bradshaw International Airport, as well as its tourism providers are open for business.
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"There has never been a more important time to demonstrate that Britain is open for business," said Adam Marshall, director-general of the British Chambers of Commerce, alluding to Brexit.
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The U.K. fell a place because of poorer ratings for being open for business, having open travel policies and as a place people would like to live, WPP's report said.
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But on a recent visit, a Thai-Chinese interpreter, speaking through a gate, said the company was open for business, even if some operations had moved to a nearby village.
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Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said over the weekend China will cut import and export costs for foreign firms as it looks to promote an image of being open for business.
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On the Sears website, which is still open for business, a customer has to place a specific refrigerator in the shopping cart before seeing the cost options for an extended warranty.
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Since the tour kicks off on May 4 at the Rose Bowl Stadium in Los Angeles, the store will officially open for business beginning April 30 and ending on May 6.
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RIYADH/DUBAI (Reuters) - Three months after Saudi Arabia detained scores of people in a crackdown on corruption, its rulers are trying to reassure investors that the kingdom remains open for business.
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And despite the company's "open for business" promise, it seems that for less prominent developers, enabling cross-play for the PlayStation 4 is still going to be a challenge for now.
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While a social media-worthy photo shoot may no longer be in the cards, the farm&aposs website said they remain open for business to sell bird seed and other products.
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"I congratulate all the companies selected to join the new accelerator facility which is now open for business," Matt Hancock, minister of state for digital and culture, said in a statement.
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The regime got a very good deal and will be reluctant to risk access to billions in unfrozen assets and the open for business sign that is already attracting foreign firms.
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And if all that wasn't enough -- despite traveling halfway round the world to tell leaders he and America are open for business and bilateral trade deals -- he held no bilateral talks.
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"This type of regulation is not necessary, it kills jobs, and it does not protect the image of our city as being open for business and growth," he told the council.
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Costco's Issaquah, Washington corporate offices stayed open for business after an employee that tested positive for the coronavirus died on Sunday, according to reporting from the Jason Rantz Show on KTTH.
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Fast forward to 2020: Of those 403 applicants with "economic empowerment" priority, only 27 have submitted applications to the state, eight have received a license, and none are open for business.
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"America will again, and soon, be open for business — very soon — a lot sooner than three or four months that somebody was suggesting," Trump said in a press briefing on Monday.
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From there, we're diving into the North Atlantic to detail the latest findings concerning the Titanic, and we're rocketing into space to explain how the ISS is increasingly open for business.
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"The CBN (Central Bank of Nigeria), in line with its mandate of ensuring monetary and price stability, will remain open for business during these trying times," it said in a statement.
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Jen and Ryan's dream restaurant, Staplehouse, is open for business as a for-profit subsidiary of The Giving Kitchen, and 100% of the restaurant's proceeds go to support the charity's mission.
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Prime Minister Theresa May said the 14 billion pound ($19 billion) expansion of Europe's busiest airport - which is operating at full capacity - shows that Britain is open for business after Brexit.
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"Today, for the first time in history, HHS and FDA are open for business on importation," HHS Secretary Alex Azar said as he announced the news in Tallahassee alongside Florida Gov.
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Pubfinity is open for business for other apps, Kaufmann said, but he only plans to work with a few high-quality developers until the network is ready for a broader rollout.
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After answering those and getting your profile open for business, they also have tons of questions to answer directly on your profile if you want to get even more specific with preference.
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"We are open for business, but we're NOT for sale," Ane Lone Bagger, who manages to be Greenland's Minister of Education, Culture, Church and Foreign Affairs at the same time, told Reuters.
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When SB6 was being debated, a coalition of corporations came out against the bill—including Apple, Dropbox, Lyft, Google, Amazon, and local businesses—under the banner of Keep Texas Open for Business.
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Since taking power via a coup last November, President Emmerson Mnangagwa has sought to convince the world that Zimbabwe is "open for business" following nearly four decades of misrule by Robert Mugabe.
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"We remain open for business with regular hours and welcome customers to enter the store via our 57th Street entrance while any barricades along Fifth Avenue are in place," the spokesman said.
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Nelson said when cities declare themselves as "open for business" with the LGBT community, it will lead to increased opportunities for these businesses not just in the city but across the country.
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"Urban airspace is actually open for business today, and with ATC systems exactly as they are, a VTOL service could be launched and even scaled to possibly hundreds of vehicles," Uber proposes.
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On Thursday, she addressed a crowd of international political and financial leaders at Davos, reassuring business and political leaders that Britain would remain open for business after it quits the European Union.
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"The Clean Water State Revolving Fund (CWSRF) will be open for business for private firms to both manage and repair water infrastructure at taxpayer's expense," Michelle Chen recently explained at The Nation.
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The United States has long been a global leader in innovation, transportation and smart fiscal policies, yet the infrastructure that keeps our country open for business is now far out of date.
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That's where the conversation ends," Frederiksen told the Danish broadcaster DR. On Friday, Greenland's foreign minister, Ane Lone Bagger, had told Reuters: "We are open for business, but we're not for sale.
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The deal by Sears' chairman would keep about 425 Sears and Kmart stores open for business — 260 or so fewer than the retailer had when it filed for bankruptcy on October 15.
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He sent a clear message to the world that Zimbabwe was open for business, insisting that foreign investments would be safe in the country, and he committed to settling the country's debts.
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Candice Eley, the director of communications for the San Diego Tourism Authority, said that all of the country's visitor attractions, such as the San Diego Zoo and Legoland, are open for business.
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The City of Vancouver has ordered more than 100 unlicensed dispensaries to close by the date, and despite threat of fines, dozens across the city have chosen to stay open for business.
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Showing that there is money flowing in the system gives other entrepreneurs and also VC investors the confidence that our capital system is robust and that firms really are open for business.
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Though President Donald Trump insists the US should soon be "open for business," the World Health Organization has instead warned that the US could soon become the epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic.
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On St. Martin's French side, more than 2624 restaurants are open for business as are more than a dozen hotels including the Bleu Emeraude, a three-star beachfront property with 262 rooms.
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Trump indicated on Monday that he wants America to "soon be open for business" but health officials warn that the social distancing practices would need to be in effect for several weeks.
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By visiting Chitral and the Kalash village on Wednesday, the couple were able to show some of the wonders of the north of the country and that they are open for business.
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After a spot of vandalism at her home, Janet Marsh and her partners are open for business, which they hope to expand eventually by adding on a tearoom and a B&B.
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He was in full salesman mode at Davos, declaring America "open for business" and citing the red hot stock market and low unemployment as features that should entice investors to buy American.
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"We've announced to the world that we're open for business and the public is responding," Roger Severino, the director of the Office of Civil Rights, said in a statement to The Hill.
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But shortly after midday on Tuesday, Thomas Cook's subsidiary in the Netherlands, which on Monday said it was open for business as usual, reversed course and said it had filed for insolvency.
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The toy chain, however, is working on a proposal that will keep about 200 U.S. stores open for business even after the liquidation, CNBC reported here, citing people familiar with the situation.
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However, there are some changes within their balance sheet that they can make in order to be able to lend, such that they remain "open for business" in CEO Tim Sloan's words.
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After breaking everyone's hearts with its store closures in 2018, Toys 'R' Us will reportedly re-open for business (albeit in a much smaller capacity) for the 2019 holiday season, reports Bloomberg.
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London (CNN Business)One year ago, with more than 3,500 business leaders and government officials in attendance in Riyadh, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman announced that Saudi Arabia was open for business.
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The bank, which previously only had a space in New York, celebrated its new office this month at a forum that effectively announced to international investors that they were open for business.
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Unless reversed, this decision threatens a generation of U.S. airline jobs and tells foreign airlines that scour the globe for cheap labor and lax employment laws that America is open for business.
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"We have a positive mainstream plan to get Alberta moving again ... a plan that announces to the world: Alberta is open for business again," Kenney said at a campaign event on the weekend.
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Still, these laws have one crucial side effect: By declaring abortion a "fundamental right," sometimes to great fanfare, liberal states are declaring themselves open for business for people who live beyond their borders.
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However, the country's new prime minister has the tough task of embracing disgruntled citizens that are questioning these ideas, while telling the global community that Britain is still very much open for business.
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"A lot of the conversations on LGBT inclusion across the world are based on people's perceptions, rather than facts," Yvonne Muthoni, Kenya program director at Open For Business, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Although Crystal Cruises, along with other companies, are intent on navigating the passage for profit, it's not a given that the route will be open for business even in milder-than-average summers.
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The new building at 113 World Trade Center, which is 211 stories high and has more than 29 million square feet of office space, is expected to open for business on June 211.
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Most of Japan's major ports are on the east coast of the main island, Honshu, and will be open for business, though with the threat of North Korean missiles early in the conflict.
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America's skies will now be officially open for business for the safe and responsible use of small unmanned aircraft as a result of new rules recently released by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
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By setting this clear goal to eliminate fossil fuels and tackle climate change head-on, we are sending a signal to the market and to the world that Hawai'i is open for business.
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Our colleague Peter Goodman told us more about the president's dinner with European business leaders last night: The message was that the U.S. is open for business and eager to welcome fresh investment.
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In a recent front-page story, Steve Eder, an investigative reporter for The Times, and Henry Fountain, a Times climate reporter, examined how the region went from off-limits to open for business.
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After taking over as president in November Mr. Mnangagwa has repeatedly stated, including in these pages, that the "New Zimbabwe" is open for business and will ensure democratic and human rights for all.
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"While we have followed guidance of health authorities in encouraging people who can work from home to do so, we remain very much open for business," Microsoft spokesperson Frank Shaw tells Business Insider.
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Daegu, the center of South Korea's ballooning coronavirus outbreak, is trying a less rigid approach to keep the health threat at bay: aggressively warning residents to take precautions while staying open for business.
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The group's president, Chris Wallace, said the association moved quickly to form a coalition, Keep Texas Open for Business, against legislation when it became apparent that the bathroom battle was heading to Texas.
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By late Sunday, the European Central Bank, the European Commission and the Italian authorities had moved to make sure Banca Popolare di Vicenza and Veneto Banca would open for business as usual Monday.
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President Trump said it'd be a good idea for hotels to start closing their doors -- including his own -- but the fact is ... Trump Hotels in America are by and large open for business.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Gulf executives who were upset by Donald Trump's campaign trail comments about Muslims took a conciliatory tone following his election victory and said they were open for business with the United States.
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Shortly after the decision, Medicare chief Seema Verma said in a tweet that ACA exchanges were still open for business and the agency will continue with open enrollment, which ended Saturday in most states.
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As we wait for Brexit to unfold, Republicans and Democrats in Congress should come together and send a clear message that the United States is open for business and ready to get to work.
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"People regard the European country highly for its citizenship, being open for business, an environment that encourages entrepreneurship, the quality of life it provides its citizens and for its cultural influence," the report says.
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That means cutting taxes to level the playing field with neighboring states, slashing red tape to help mom-and-pop shops grow, and letting the world know that New Mexico is open for business.
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On assuming office in December 2015, center-right President Mauricio Macri declared Argentina open for business after more than a decade of sweeping state intervention, including capital controls, had choked off much foreign investment.
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PARIS, Feb 2 (Reuters) - Cuba sought to drum up foreign investment on Tuesday as ministers on a state visit to Paris promised French business leaders that the Communist-run country is open for business.
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He was replaced by his deputy Mnangagwa, who has pledged "free and fair" elections this summer and pushed the mantra that "Zimbabwe is open for business" in an attempt to revive the country's economy.
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Promoting the kingdom as a nation that's "open for business," the strategy also aims for Saudi to rise from its current position of 205 to the top 10 countries on the Global Competitiveness Index.
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" That last part may change: For example, another podcast network, Gimlet Media, now has a unit called Gimlet Creative, which this year created a six-episode "branded podcast" for eBay called "Open for Business.
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"In a market where there is some trepidation, we're open for business and investing," said Andrew Braccia, a partner at Accel who has invested in the likes of Slack, the popular collaboration software maker.
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Tesla's Kauai solar power facility is officially open for business as of Friday, with a 21462440 MW SolarCity solar farm installation providing power to a Powerpack storage facility with 21462441 MWh of total capacity.
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I've had a taco truck in Los Angeles for 13 years now, but I will never forget the first day that I was open for business because I nearly got shot by local gangbangers.
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Trump on Tuesday signaled for a second day in a row that the United States will have to open for business, a signal he wants to relax policies that have kept people at home.
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For every Puerto Rico, St. John, St. Martin, Dominica and other islands ravaged by hurricanes this year, operators said, there's an Aruba, St. Lucia, Jamaica and other Caribbean spots ready and open for business.
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"Passing a discriminatory bill the first day of the legislative session sends an ominous signal that Tennessee is not welcoming of diverse communities and not open for business," the TEP said in a statement.
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Mnangagwa took power in November 2017 after Mugabe was ousted in a coup, and has trumpeted the mantra that Zimbabwe is open for business as he attempts to resurrect the country's basket case economy.
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"As of this moment we are 100% open for business, unless we're forced to shut down," Ryan Carlson, Director of Operations for Déjà Vu Services which operates Little Darlings, told VICE in an email.
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And rightfully so: Thomas Homan, acting director of ICE, said recently that "ICE is open for business," and announced plans to invest more resources in so-called sanctuary cities to crack down on illegal immigration.
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"At first sight we have concerns that these proposals will have a chilling effect - the opposite of the 'UK open for business' message which accompanies them," said Angus Coulter, partner at law firm Hogan Lovells.
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"(Julius Berger) has given assurance to the federal government and the public that the airport will be open for business on April 19, and we are holding them to their word of course," she says.
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But Son spoke to British Prime Minister Theresa May over the weekend and within minutes of SoftBank announcing the deal on Monday the government released a statement saying it showed Britain remained open for business.
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The Prince also wants to "shine a spotlight" on the Himalayan country, which was devastated by an earthquake almost a year ago, and encourage tourists to return by saying the country is open for business.
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But nor is it the case that the president's ability to tell a group of business leaders that America is open for business marks him out as the next Dwight Eisenhower, or even Gerald Ford.
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" Mr. Ma goes on to write: "It is therefore ironic that the U.S. administration is waging a trade war at a time when the largest potential consumer market in the world is open for business.
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Mongolian Prime Minister Chimed Saikhanbileg has been touting the minerals-rich country as "Open for Business" following sharp declines in foreign investment since 2012 and plummeting prices for its top exports of copper and coal.
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Frank Pileggi, the longtime manager of a bar called the Irish Pub near the boardwalk, said the perception that Atlantic City was not open for business was more damaging than a bankruptcy filing would be.
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HARARE (Reuters) - A Cypriot investor signed a $4.2 billion deal on Thursday to develop a platinum mine and refinery in Zimbabwe, an investment that President Emmerson Mnangagwa said showed the country was "open for business".
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The Barneys department store chain, struggling with declining sales and soaring rent, plans to close 15 locations and wants to keep seven stores - including its flagship on Madison Avenue in New York - open for business.
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"The imperative to do something and to be seen to do something, from being open for business and open for investment ... is now much higher than it was," said KPMG UK aviation head James Stamp.
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Fortunately, the Nobu restaurant is open for business and if you have deep pockets, it's worth the splurge for the top-notch sushi and incredible vistas of Barcelona and surrounding mountains from 23 stories up.
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Essentially a symbolic act, it brings official executive branch policy into line with what it has effectively been all along: the prison remains open for business, at least for those detainees who are already there.
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Zelensky hoped his Mariupol economic forum would show investors that, despite the still-simmering war, the struggling city of roughly 500,000 residents — and the rest of Ukraine — is full of potential and open for business.
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Past government shutdowns have proved very unpopular among Americans, who might not like the government much but seem to be even unhappier when national parks, museums and other government operations are not open for business.
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" DiMicco said the tariffs of 25 percent on steel and 10 percent on aluminum that Trump announced Thursday send a message to China and other nations, "We're open for business, but you better play fair.
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So, if you're planning to shop for the holidays on Black Friday or as soon as Thanksgiving this year, it's best to check which retailers are open for business and which are keeping their doors shut.
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The authorities have been at pains to show that Ukraine is open for business after the 2013/2014 pro-European uprising, but efforts to attract foreign investment have been hampered by lackluster progress on fighting corruption.
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The technology, which was already over 50 years old when it became commercially viable in the last decade, suddenly meant vast deposits of oil trapped between layers and pores of underground rock were open for business.
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The phrase "global Britain" is well intentioned, designed to send a message that Britain is not withdrawing from the world by leaving the EU. It remains open for business, active on the world stage, bouncily cosmopolitan.
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Even as, on the other hand, other bits of opportune government rhetoric talk about Britain being "open for business" — or wanting the country to be the best place in the world to build a tech business.
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" She added in a statement: "The message for the G20 is that Britain is open for business as a bold, confident, outward-looking country and we will be playing a key role on the world stage.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe is "open for business" and foreign investment in the southern African country is safe, President Emmerson Mnangagwa said on Thursday at a function ahead of next week's World Economic Forum meeting in Davos.
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Macron had to show that France is "open for business" (to use the term of art for cutting rich people's taxes) while running a tight ship (to use the term for raising taxes on somebody else).
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"The discussion ... underlined that Britain is open for business, we continue to seek investment from around the world and we will continue to be a strong advocate for free trade," the spokesman said in a statement.
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Washington (CNN Business)The government may be back open for business, but the effect of the shutdown will impact economic growth for the rest of year, the Congressional Budget Office said in a report released Monday.
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Since his surprise election, Gulf executives have taken a conciliatory tone and said they were open for business with the United States, even after his campaign comments on Muslims which drew outrage across the Islamic world.
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The bottom line: The trade and investment relationship between China and the EU is strong enough that China can survive loss of access to the U.S. market if the EU remains open for business, Huang says.
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Every year, many teams picking in the draft's top ten inevitably leak that they're "open for business" to trade down, looking for a Bobby Three Sticks–type Godfather deal that can net them multiple good players.
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LeasePlan's revived 1.55bn LBO deal showed the junk bond market was very much open for business at the end of last week, pricing much tighter than where it was indicated before underwriters pulled it in February.
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Macy's, along with Saks Fifth Avenue and Gap Inc's Banana Republic, last week sent notices to shoppers that they were open for business in a move to stem losses due to a steep decline in traffic.
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Members of Congress don't want to talk about one thing -- at least based on numerous calls we made Monday -- why on Earth they left the Senate gym open for business in the middle of this pandemic.
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The president said during the event that he hopes to have the country back open for business by Easter, an aggressive timetable that runs counter to health experts' recommendations for mitigating the spread of the coronavirus.
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The tenant, which plans to open for business in September, received a two-month rent concession for its build-out, and plans to create a 1,000-square-foot event venue at the back of the space.
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Prime Minister Scott Morrison welcomed the U.S. move to scale back its travel warning and said Australia was "very much open for business", amid concerns the fires would damage the tourism industry and the broader economy.
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"Our offices globally are open for business and we're working with third party experts to address this matter, and to bring our systems back online in a secure way as quickly as possible," the spokesperson said.
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"The message for the G20 is that Britain is open for business as a bold, confident, outward-looking country and we will be playing a key role on the world stage," she said in a statement.
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But if it's any consolation, while your local swimming pool might be closed for the season, your local farmers market is still very much open for business, and there are plenty of goodies to be found.
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As the U.S. government warns of security risks associated with Huawei — which U.S, U.K. and Australian intelligence officials accuse of being a potential tool of Chinese state surveillance — Dubai remains open for business with the tech firm.
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"Reaching space in our first test puts us in an incredibly strong position to accelerate the commercial phase of our program, deliver our customers to orbit, and make space open for business," Beck said in a statement.
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"Netflix is innovative, creative and bold - just like New Yorkers - and the expansion of this cutting-edge company in New York once again demonstrates the Empire State is open for business," Governor Cuomo said in a statement.
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Insurers tend to file proposed rates in the late spring and early summer, and they're generally not finalized until early fall — a little more than a month before the ObamaCare exchanges open for business on Nov. 1.
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If Chairman Pai is truly serious about increasing infrastructure and innovation, then he needs to send a loud and clear signal that the FCC is "open for business" for repurposing spectrum from low to high value uses.
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"President Trump looks forward to an exciting visit to the Pittsburgh area to deliver the amazing news about our booming economy now that America is once again open for business," campaign executive director Michael Glassner said Monday.
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" Pompeo made the comment as part of his prepared remarks at the SelectUSA Investment Summit just outside Washington, where he promoted the United States' business climate and investment opportunities, saying the country is "truly open for business.
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However, the network that Grill has amassed (although he's loath to talk about it) includes a number of top investors at some of the largest funds, and they're all privately telling him that they're open for business.
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Mr. López Obrador will inherit an economy that has seen only modest growth over the last few decades, and one of his biggest challenges will be to convince foreign investors that Mexico will remain open for business.
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LONDON, Oct 9 (Reuters) - The Bank of England set out the rules of engagement that Facebook's Libra crypto-currency and other new digital payments providers would have to meet before they can open for business in Britain.
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And once I've assembled a new team in the wild area, I then take it either into a raid battle or to the gyms in town — which are still open for business — to test my monsters out.
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The Adelaide-based publication CityMag reports that a company called Roundabout Records will open for business to press runs from 100-1000 records for local indies, with recording and mastering also offered in-house in Adelaide, Australia.
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Not only is it a gathering of bands important to the success of Prophecy, it's also designed to act as a coming out party; a sort of official announcement that the label is open for business over here.
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The San Antonio Spurs coach has a reputation for rejecting reporters questions about things like, uh, basketball, but apparently he's open for business if you want to talk shit about Donald Trump—all without even saying his name.
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WHERE THERE ARE WAYS FOR DEVELOPERS TO PLUG AND WORK WITH US IN MESSENGER SO YOU CAN REQUEST AN UBER YOU CAN FIND OUT IF ONE OF THE 50 MILLION BUSINESSES ON FACEBOOK ARE OPEN FOR BUSINESS TODAY.
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Mongolian Prime Minister Chimed Saikhanbileg has been touting the minerals-rich country as "Open for Business" in the wake of sharp declines in foreign investment since 2012 and plummeting prices for its top exports of copper and coal.
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The group's message was being designed for Yucca Mountain, a controversial high-level waste repository in Nevada that is still not open for business, largely due to the extremely complex nature of designing a million-year nuclear vault.
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The report by Open For Business - an alliance of big companies including tech companies Google and Microsoft and Deutsche Bank - estimated anti-gay attitudes were shaving off up to 1.7 percent of Kenya's annual gross domestic product (GDP).
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They could get headlines for being open for business—possibly winning the attention of other, smaller suitors—without actually having to go through with the kinds of ludicrous tax giveaways that could turn Amazon's HQ2 into an albatross.
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On Tennis WIMBLEDON, England — Sunday was an unusual day for Wimbledon to be open for business, which seemed just right considering that this Grand Slam tournament is no longer business as usual with Novak Djokovic out of contention.
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Mnangagwa has repeatedly declared Zimbabwe "open for business" since he took office, but a credible election is key to lifting international sanctions and opening the door to badly needed investment in a country whose economy has long collapsed.
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While in New York, she plans to meet with several American business executives to convince them that despite Britain's vote to leave the European Union, Britain is "still open for business" and intends to play a global role.
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There were breaks between his appearances, but he kept turning up to talk about how he wanted America open for business again by Easter (a bad idea) or how the flu is deadlier than the coronavirus (it's not).
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And here's the thing: For as much as Trump evidently wants to force the country back open for business, no matter how inadvisable that plan may be, he's getting exactly what he wants as the crisis drags on.
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The Qatari leadership also responded to the attempt to isolate Qatar by forging a slew of new longer-term natural gas agreements with partners worldwide, including China, Japan and Britain, to demonstrate that Qatar remained open for business.
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And right now, for the first time in a long time ... factories are coming back, everything's coming back," Trump said as he touted jobs growth and increased investments in the US. "America is once again open for business.
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Tony: Obviously we're worried about that but the recent signals out of China, notwithstanding the tension between China and the U.S., China is open for business and encouraging Foreign Direct Investment, encouraging foreign involvement actually making it easier.
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He also said the U.S. was looking for fair trade, as he touted the growth of the U.S. economy, the stock market's performance, the new GOP tax law and the fact that the U.S. is 'open for business.
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Public school staffers in Houston were scheduled to return to their schools and Mayor Sylvester Turner claimed his city will be "open for business" Tuesday, less than two weeks after historic Hurricane Harvey slammed onto the Texas coast.
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NASA declares International Space Station 'open for business,' including private astronaut visits NASA's plan also includes allowing private business activities to take place on the ISS, including "in-space manufacturing," marketing activities, healthcare research "and more," NASA says. 3.
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"Many Cubans are quitting government jobs where they make less than $30 per month," says Richard Feinberg, author of Open for Business: Building the New Cuban Economy and senior fellow in the Latin America Initiative at the Brookings Institute.
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Facing a long and complicated withdrawal from the European Union, constrained government finances and an uncertain economic outlook, May said she wanted China to know that Britain was "open for business" as it prepares for life outside the bloc.
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John Fallon, chief executive of education group Pearson, and Paul Polman, former chief executive of consumer goods company Unilever, were among 21 signatories of an initiative supported by Open For Business, a coalition of global firms promoting LGBT+ inclusion.
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"Once we got it right for ourselves we take it to our customers ... We're bringing this to China, we're open for business in China today to be able to do this," he said at a company event in Shanghai.
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Britain's new government seized on the sale as evidence that the country was still "open for business", in the words of the chancellor of the exchequer, Philip Hammond, in spite of its recent decision to leave the European Union.
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This week's announcement that ARM would be bought by SoftBank, a Japanese tech giant, was hailed by Britain's new government as evidence that the country is still "open for business" following last month's decision to leave the European Union.
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The 75-year-old Mnangagwa has tried to recast himself as a voice of change, declaring that the once-prosperous Zimbabwe is "open for business" and inviting the Western election observers who for years had been banned by Mugabe.
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This is not a country that was built for this," Trump insisted to reporters during a White House press briefing with his coronavirus task force on Monday evening, predicting that "America will again and soon be open for business.
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Airlines blamed the media for exaggerating the effects of the coronavirus Tuesday, urgently broadcasting that they are "open for business" as travel continues to slump and new numbers suggest the worst may be yet to come for the industry.
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DAKAR, Senegal — The new international airport in Sierra Leone was supposed to be a shiny welcome center for travelers — a symbol showing that after a devastating civil war and an Ebola epidemic, the nation was finally open for business.
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In a statement, the two organizations explained that the sabbatical is a way to help restore the islands after several devastating hurricanes, as well as a way to remind travelers that the islands are back and open for business.
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Despite the proposed mine's history of sparking protests and dividing public opinion in Alaska, Pebble found an ally in Dunleavy, a Republican who took office in December 2018 and made the phrase "Alaska is open for business" his motto.
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Last year, Schwartz and Solomon presented a joint plan to move the bank forward and generate $5 billion in additional revenue, with a vision to boost lending and open for business in new locations such as Seattle and Atlanta.
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If we are going to keep American open for business and remain competitive, as President Trump uttered at the World Economic Forum in Davos earlier this year, then we must also be a country that is open to immigrants.
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And if its unveiling of the Seattle bookstore last year is any guide to future behavior — the company said nothing about the retail space until the store was essentially open for business — the odds of Amazon disclosing its plans are slim.
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David's Bridal said Monday it's received commitments for $60 million in new debtor-in-possession financing from existing lenders, along with a recommitment of its existing $125 million asset-backed loan, which will help it stay open for business during restructuring.
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This controversy, however, presents him with an early opportunity to show us all that beyond Ghana being, in his words, "open for business," he too means business when he says there will be no place for mediocrity in his government.
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"By putting a 'for sale' sign on his forehead -- and indicating that he's open for business when it comes to receiving dirt on his political rivals -- President Donald Trump is encouraging foreign governments to attack his political opponents," Samantha Vinograd wrote.
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From those talks, the BFC saw six topics as key challenges for the industry in light of Brexit: trade deals, intellectual property, talent & skills, customs tariffs, post-EU incentives for growth, and finally the industry's reputation as being 'open for business'.
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Sierra Leone is "open for business" according to President Julius Maada Bio, who has touted the message to investors in China, Britain and the United Arab Emirates since taking office last year with a pledge to ensure mining benefits the country.
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Business-friendly Macri has begun making sweeping changes in a bid to return the country to economic orthodoxy, removing onerous capital controls and sending a message that the country is open for business again after more than a decade of protectionism.
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His store in San Francisco's Mission District, one of the roughly 210,215 businesses that held a sales permit to sell medical marijuana in California last year, was marking its first day open for business to all customers aged 240 and up.
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"Our absolute priority is to send a clear signal to businesses both here and across the world, that we are open for business and determined to keep Britain an attractive destination for investors from overseas," the spokeswoman said in a statement.
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"It will be a single, skills-based immigration system built around the talent and expertise people can bring, rather than where they come from – maximising the benefits of immigration and demonstrating the UK is open for business," Javid will say.
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All this has had a chilling effect on U.S. travel to Cuba and business prospects between U.S. and Cuban companies, said Richard Feinberg, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution and author of Open for Business: Building the New Cuban Economy.
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Coca-Cola CEO Muhtar Kent told Argentine President Mauricio Macri of the spending plan when the two met at the World Economic Forum in Davos, where Macri has been courting chief executives with a message that Argentina is open for business.
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LONDON, Oct 25 (Reuters) - The British government's decision to allow Heathrow Airport to expand is the clearest sign that Britain is open for business following its vote to leave the European Union, Transport Secretary Chris Grayling told reporters on Tuesday.
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In Ankara to strengthen ties with Turkey as she navigates Britain's departure from the European Union, Prime Minister Theresa May hailed the deal, saying it showed "that Britain is a great, global, trading nation and that we are open for business".
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Manchester United must play Manchester City in a showcase friendly in the capital of China, because China is open for business, and could be the next great consumer in terms of shirt sales, and merchandise, and innumerable hours of television.
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With three coronavirus cases confirmed in Dell's home town of Austin, the billionaire CEO issued a public statement and a link to a detailed blog post on how the company is keeping its workers safe, while still staying open for business.
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"Manangagwa has kept on claiming that Zimbabwe is now open for business, and even claims that he has brokered investment deals that he has signed since he came to power, but we can't see any change in reality," Mr. Chiwawa said.
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In a White House press briefing, President Trump said, "America will again and be soon open for business," and later suggested relaxing guidelines by Easter, despite expert predictions that social distancing rules may need to last three or more months.
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That lineup scratched a few itches: the desire to experience Carnival; to island hop (to me, another defining Caribbean experience); and to go somewhere that had sustained damage and see for myself what being "back open for business" really looked like.
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"We're going to the World Economic Forum to share President Trump's economic story and to tell the world that America is open for business," Gary D. Cohn, who heads the White House National Economic Council, said in a briefing on Tuesday.
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"Due to the restrictions set forth by the Mayor's Office, it has made it impossible for us to continue to stay open for business so we will be closing all of our restaurants to reevaluate our situation," the message read.
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But some prominent Republican state executives such as Larry Hogan of Maryland and Mike DeWine of Ohio have defied the president's assertions that America will "soon be open for business," in contradiction to what his own top health experts have recommended.
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Most businesses that offer a virtual service – such as yoga classes, therapy sessions, tax services, or tutoring sessions – will be able to let people know that they're still open for business and available to the consumers that rely on their services.
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Aside from valuing the usefulness and cost-effectiveness of the service, some Uber users fear that Transport for London's decision suggests that London isn't as open for business as it likes to appear, especially with the so-called Brexit looming.
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Lam is on a mission to the Swiss Alps to reassure global leaders meeting there that the Asian financial centre is open for business, despite months of anti-government protests and "nothing is more important than the rule of law".
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Lam is on a mission to the Swiss Alps to reassure global leaders meeting there that the Asian financial center is open for business, despite months of anti-government protests and "nothing is more important than the rule of law".
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"The Bahamas is open for business and while we work to restore parts of the archipelago devastated by Hurricane Dorian, the vast majority is ready for visitors," Eric Carey, executive director of the Bahamas National Trust, said in a statement.
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But Rullán wants people to know the island is open for business — and by vacationing there, visiting the farms and local fisheries, and taking in the landscapes, tourists will play a major part in this next chapter of Puerto Rico.
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"New York City is still open for business" Even after initial reports last week that Amazon was reconsidering its investment in New York, top city officials, including New York City Mayor Bill DeBlasio, expressed confidence that the deal would go through.
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His vague policy promises make it hard to judge how far he will take Mexico to the left, although during the campaign and since Sunday's win, he and his team have repeatedly told international investors that Mexico is open for business.
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The Future Investment Initiative conference, widely known as "Davos in the desert," was a way for the young prince to showcase his country as being "open for business" as it undergoes massive transformation to diversify the economy away from oil.
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"It will be a single, skills-based immigration system built around the talent and expertise people can bring, rather than where they come from – maximizing the benefits of immigration and demonstrating the UK is open for business," Javid will say.
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Blood diamonds, civil war and then an Ebola crisis have all held the West African nation of 6.1 million people back in recent decades, but Sierra Leone is now experiencing economic growth and ready to show the world it's open for business.
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We didn't quite reach orbit and we'll be investigating why, however reaching space in our first test puts us in an incredibly strong position to accelerate the commercial phase of our program, deliver our customers to orbit and make space open for business.
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The company is the owner of the Queen Mary II and Queen Elizabeth cruisers through its Cunard line as well as Princess and AIDA Cruise lines and calls at nearly 50 Caribbean ports, all but five of which were now open for business.
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LONDON, Oct 27 (Reuters) - Nissan's decision to build its new Qashqai model at its Sunderland plant is a vote of confidence that shows Britain is open for business after its vote to leave the European Union, Prime Minister Theresa May said on Thursday.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - California will launch the world's largest regulated commercial market for recreational marijuana on Monday, as dozens of newly licensed stores catering to adults who enjoy the drug for its psychoactive effects open for business up and down the state.
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But Hammond, who is keen to show Davos that Britain is "open for business", said while the government did not want to leave the economic mainstream and trigger a race to the bottom on tax, the decision was "not entirely in our gift".
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The two parties were on their way to keeping the government open for business when Trump burst onto the scene like a racist Kool-Aid Man, demanding that the passage of a continuing resolution contain funding for The Wall on the Mexican border.
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"All year long and quite recently with turbulence in parts of Latin America (and around the world), it's incredible that even with sustained volatility, our markets are fundamentally open for business," said Geoffrey Hunter, managing director and head of emerging markets at Citigroup.
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OTTAWA, March 22 (Reuters) - Canada plans to have its infrastructure bank, a key initiative set up to facilitate private financing for infrastructure projects, open for business by the end of the year, Finance Minister Bill Morneau said in his federal budget on Wednesday.
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At the same time, expensive restaurants here still bustle with diners, Cartier and Tiffany's are open for business, and last month more than 1,400 shoppers stood in line for hours to attend the grand opening of an H&M store in San Juan.
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In fact, Trump chose in Davos to affirm that "America is open for business" because it was in these same Alpine heights, three days before Trump was inaugurated as president, that China seized the opportunity to claim leadership of the global economy.
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As the coronavirus impacts workplaces around the world, Michael Roth, CEO of ad agency holding company IPG, sent a memo to all 55,000 employees saying all its offices will stay open for business, though employees can ask managers to work from home.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump publicly objected to efforts within his own administration to restrict the sales of American technology to China over national security concerns, insisting on Tuesday that such fears were an "excuse" and that the United States was open for business.
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Open for business "We have welcomed very positively the lifting of US sanctions and we think this is a great opportunity for such businesses to grow," said Mazen Magzoub, who co-founded the Sudanese shopping platform, Dukkan, along with Ubabadah Atta in 2016.
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The massive stock exchange debut would fund Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's Vision 2030 plan to wean the kingdom off oil and develop other sectors of its economy, while signaling to multinational companies and foreign investors that Saudi Arabia was open for business.
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On Monday night, Mr. Mnangagwa, who had been on an official trip to Russia during the crackdown on protesters, returned to Zimbabwe after aborting a trip to Davos, Switzerland, where he had planned to promote the new Zimbabwe as being open for business.
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The service — launching first in the US — is getting a new branding today, and a new platform open for business, but it is not completely new: it's an extension of a service August first announced with Walmart in September, just weeks before its acquisition.
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Thirteen years later, the U.S. space agency announced earlier this week that the ISS is officially "open for business," and revealed that pricing for a night's stay will be around $35,000 per person (that's just lodging — you still have to figure out your own transportation).
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Britain has pushed a strong message to Chinese companies that it is fully open for business as it prepares to leave the EU next year, and China is one of the countries with which Britain would like to sign a post-Brexit free trade deal.
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Lloyd's of London Chief Executive Inga Beale said that in case Britain is not granted "equivalence" by the EU, or at least not in time for Britain's departure at the end of March 2019, the new subsidiary will be open for business by then.
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For Amazon is creating jobs all over Europe, not just the UK. The pomp about Britain being "Open for Business" as the Prime Minister likes to trumpet, wears thinner when you realise the moves by Amazon are simply part of a wider European expansion.
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"(The ban has) sent out a clear message to the world that the U.S. is actually closing, it's not open for business and it's not just the six countries that were targeted – it's actually showing in the advanced bookings around the whole world," Scowsill said.
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In defense of the HomePod iOS 12 would be an opportune time for Apple to showcase that the HomePod is open for business to third-party developers — though hopefully in a way that's more gated than the gimmick dump that Alexa Skills has become.
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Downstairs on the ground floor of Chungking Mansions—where asylum seekers from across the world hawk back-of-the-truck electronics, homemade fast food in illuminated glass carts, and hash and other drugs—a more simple African restaurant called African Food is open for business.
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Now, after many years of concentrating on the Verdura business, as well as researching the Belperron archives, tracing and identifying vintage pieces and developing a book — "Jewelry by Suzanne Belperron," which was published by Thames & Hudson last month — the Landrigans consider Belperron open for business.
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Like other big rivals, Glencore is expected to lift its dividend payout when it reports results next week, but the Swiss miner and trader is also "open for business" when it comes to buying mines or companies, its chief financial officer said in December.
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KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 4 (Reuters) - Malaysia's government said on Wednesday its decision last month to extend a license for Australia's Lynas Corp for processing rare earth minerals aimed to show investors that the Southeast Asian nation was open for business and preserve 600 jobs.
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Mr. Trump touted his decision to move the American Embassy in Israel to Jerusalem and he announced, as expected, that he has signed an executive order to keep operating the Guantánamo Bay prison — a symbolic act that effectively keeps the detention facility open for business.
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"This is the wrong time to send out a message across the world that London isn't open for business, as it is being closed by ongoing strikes," Colin Stanbridge, the chief executive of the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry, told The Daily Telegraph.
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"What happened with Carrier is a great first example to the country, if not the world, that the USA is open for business," Kellyanne Conway, Trump's former campaign manager and a member of his transition team, told The Hill in Washington after a speech.
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My organization, the Peace and Security Funders Group, serves as a touch point for the private philanthropic sector in this space, while the State Department's Office of Global Partnerships is open for business to help policymakers find appropriate external partners to achieve common goals.
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"But he left nothing to dispel my impression that that June 9 meeting essentially signaled to the Russians 'we're open for business, we're ready to deal,' and he went to that meeting because he was promised, in effect, dirt on Hillary Clinton," Blumenthal said.
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As far as I can tell, though, it simply materialized one morning this March at 70 Pine Street, and was open for business that afternoon by the time the financial district's elevators began disgorging traders, bankers and analysts in search of 5-o'clock refreshment.
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Britain has pushed a strong message to Chinese companies that it is fully open for business as it prepares to leave the European Union next year, and China is one of the countries with which Britain would like to sign a post-Brexit free trade deal.
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Some PC members argued that the bill cut against the Ontario government's new "open for business" slogan by compromising US companies' intellectual property rights to the point that they would not sell their products in Ontario, a province that contains nearly half of Canada's total population.
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Since taking office on July 13, May has been keen to state that Britain remains open for business following the vote to leave the EU. But she has also said the government should be able to step in to defend a key sector from foreign ownership.
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The Singapore City condominium in Dandong, the main gateway into North Korea in northeastern China, is celebrating its strongest sales in six years thanks to property speculators who see the June 403 meeting as another sign that the reclusive state will soon be open for business.
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A new initiative from a Los Angeles investor is taking stock of venture firms and their ability to commit capital in an effort to match firms that are still open for business and cutting checks to startups that are fundraising in the age of COVID-19.
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Britain has pushed a strong message to Chinese companies that it is fully open for business as it prepares to leave the European Union next year, and China is one of the countries with which Britain would like to sign a post-Brexit free trade deal.
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Trump, the first sitting U.S. president in 18 years to address the annual conclave of the rich and powerful, said the U.S. was "open for business," casting the U.S. as a hospitable business environment, boosted in part by the corporate tax cut enacted by Republicans last year.
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And although both of Richard's ownership partners are white men, Berner's is nonetheless the very first weed store to open for business under the city's "equity program," one of a growing number of efforts across the country to try to make the legalized cannabis industry less white.
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"The U.K. government's primary objective was effectively a demonstration of the City of London and the U.K. legal and regulatory and tax system being open for business," says Richard O'Callaghan, a partner at the law firm Linklaters, who advised the British government on the bond issue.
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"Regardless of how much he makes on any individual transaction, the President is sending a signal that the White House is open for business," said Property of the People co-founder Ryan Shapiro, who has been a vocal critic of this administration as well as prior ones.
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In an email, Mark Adams, the president of the Gatlinburg Convention and Visitors Bureau, called the town's weddings industry "one of the top in the country" and said that efforts would be directed at assuring visitors that the town is open for business in the coming months.
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In addition to overriding a presidential veto for the first time in eight years, Congress successfully passed a continuing resolution (CR) that keeps the government open for business when its new fiscal year starts October 1, despite not having passed any of the regular spending bills this year.
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In an interview with Broadly, Silicon Labs, an Austin-based tech company and a pledging member of Keep Texas Open for Business, said that any anti-trans bill would be bad for Texas and affirmed the company's opposition to the legislation, despite the new concessions included in SB 3.
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Prime Minister Theresa May will tell world leaders at a G20 summit of leaders in China later this week that Britain is "open for business", and will seek to forge relationship with new markets and make the most of the opportunity of leaving the bloc, her office said.
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Even with the government open for business on Monday, federal workers who had yet to be paid lined up patiently along Pennsylvania Avenue for free lunches at World Central Kitchen, a nonprofit run by the restaurateur José Andrés that usually serves free meals in communities struck by natural disasters.
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In fact, nearly 70 percent were not damaged by the hurricanes and are eager to delicately tout that they're open for business, according to Frank Comito, the chief executive officer of the Caribbean Hotel Association, an organization that represents hotels and tourism-related businesses in 32 Caribbean destinations.
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"In states with such bills on the books, companies and big corporations with regional presences have warned that these laws are bad for each state's economy and could potentially lead to discrimination lawsuits," the business association said in its report, which is titled Keep Texas Open for Business.
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Instead, May must find new ways to affirm the current "Brand Britain" and highlight its areas of leadership and expertise so that it continues to be seen as open for business The UK remains at the forefront of many industries: media; automotive; engineering; financial services; fashion; and technology.
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Its passage, the company argued, "was driven by Albany politicians seeking to target responsible home sharers at the behest of the price-gouging hotel industry and sends a message to the rest of the world that New York is not open for business when it comes to innovative ideas."
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The night was unseasonably hot, but Britain's leader looked impeccably cool as she held court in a crisp, oversize white shirt and sash by the duo Palmer Harding, the better to communicate the message: Despite Brexit, as the curtain comes up on a new season, London is open for business.
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Stanford's Valhalla was designed as a place for patrons to eat and drink, but there were local rumors that Stanford's previous occupation was part of Valhalla operations — there was a red light at the back of the building, a signal long used to indicate that prostitution houses were open for business.
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While there have been a number of statements on Twitter from various investors about how they're doing deals and are open for business, Grill is making sure the community can be coordinated so companies know where to turn and investors can find businesses to back in an age of Zoom diligence.
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"The Trans Mountain Expansion is in the national interest and if it fails to move forward, it will send a strong negative signal to investors at home and abroad that we, as a country, are not open for business," said Perrin Beatty, President and CEO of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce.
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"It would not be in the interests of the EU or the UK to introduce unnecessary restrictions on trade and investment across the European continent because it would send a signal to global investors that Europe was less open for business than it is at present," Fox told a central London audience.
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The Saudi royal family is well known for its opulent tastes and love of theatrics, so having Trump, Sisi, and Salman simultaneously press their hands against the glowing orb — which, if you look closely, is a globe — was just their characteristically flashy way of officially declaring the new center open for business.
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"The president is really looking forward to visiting the Pittsburgh area to highlight the benefits that his historic tax cuts are providing hard-working families across Pennsylvania and to celebrate our booming economy now that America is once again open for business," said Michael Glassner, chief operations officer for the Trump campaign.
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Sitting inside the Dairy Godmother, the renowned frozen custard shop she opened 16 years ago on Mount Vernon Avenue, she traced out what was: the boarded-up bank now open for business, a biker bar down the street and the drug deals that would happen behind a nearby rent-a-room place.
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The regime attempts to prove to the international community that it is open for business, but then flounders in a morass of conspiracy theories when the body of Giulio Regeni, a young Italian Ph.D. student, is found on the side of a highway, his nails and skin marked with signs of torture.
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LONDON — Trying to reassure bankers and multinational companies that Britain will be open for business even as it plans a sharp break with the European Union, Prime Minister Theresa May braved the elitist chill of the World Economic Forum on Thursday to argue that Britain is committed to free trade and globalization.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — The major league baseball games this week between the Minnesota Twins and Cleveland Indians here had dual goals: to affirm the Puerto Rican government's position that the island was open for business again after the devastation of Hurricane Maria seven months ago, and to showcase this American territory's unique relationship with baseball.
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"We have heard senior administration members say America is 'open for business' and 'open to the millions of international visitors who wish us well,' but they should be doing as much as possible to make sure there is widespread awareness of that sentiment abroad," said Jonathan Grella, executive vice president of the U.S. Travel Association.
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Read More Australia to world: We're still open for business That combination of more money for fewer funds represents a concentration of cash that is moving not so much to companies straight out of the gate, but rather to firms whose valuation is increasing and heading into unicorn territory, generally considered to be in excess of $1 billion.
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First and foremost, the single-most important signal you can send to your investors, employees, customers and anyone else involved with your startup right now is that you are 1) open for business, 2) secure financially and 3) ready to continue to grow (or at least survive) despite the adverse events of the past few weeks.
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" A spokesperson for JPMorgan said, "On Sunday, we instructed employees who have roles that can be performed from home to begin doing so until further notice," adding that the company would be temporary closing 20% of its branches and reducing the number of employees at sites while remaining "open for business in every one of our markets.
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OPEN FOR BUSINESS: The House Intelligence Committee on Wednesday voted to give special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE transcripts from dozens of witness interviews from the panel's Russia probe.
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For its part, Sony's Shawn Layden claimed in an interview with Game Informer this week that the company is "open for business" when it comes to cross-console multiplayer, adding that "All it takes is for publishers and developers who wish to permission it," and that interested developers should work with their PlayStation account manager to get the ball rolling.
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"Today's result is a very clear signal from India to the rest of the world that not only has the country been ready and open for business, as it has been for many decades, it is now competing as the preferred place to do business globally," Annette Dixon, World Bank's vice president for South Asia, told reporters in New Delhi.
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Caroobi, a Berlin company that connects individuals with mechanics, and mechanics with parts suppliers, has picked up $213 million, money that it plans to use to expand its business into new markets — it's active today only in Germany, Austria and Switzerland, and is just starting to open for business in the UK — and its platform to cover a wider range of services.
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Google reiterated plans on Wednesday to develop a new campus in New York as part of its broader real estate expansions throughout the US. "New York City is still open for business and will retain its status as a world class center for tech and innovation," John H. Banks, president of the Real Estate Board of New York, said in a statement.
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The decision to build the new model at Britain's largest car plant, rather than elsewhere in Europe, was won with what a source described as a package of support pledged by May's government to counter any damage from leaving the EU. "This vote of confidence shows Britain is open for business and that we remain an outward-looking, world-leading nation," May said in a statement.
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Yumi, the Los Angeles-based baby food delivery service co-created by former TechCrunch and Wall Street Journal reporter Evelyn Rusli and Angela Sutherland is finally open for business, with $4.1 million in seed investment from VC firms Brand Foundry, August Capital and NEA, as well as several angels, including early Dropbox investor Ali Partovi, WordPress' Matt Mullenweg, and Philip Krim, co-founder of mattress company Casper.
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May's government has tried to reassure manufacturers and banks that Britain is open for business and that it will take their views into account during the country's negotiations on new trade relations with the EU. In a speech to open the annual conference of the ruling Conservative Party on Sunday, May will give her first big speech on Brexit since winning Britain's top job on July 13.
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TM: Well we've always said that we're open for business and we're open for the brightest and best to come to the UK. And we recognise for the tech sector particularly they want to be identifying those bright minds around the world and encouraging them to come here to the UK. So what we're doing now is we're setting up a start-up visa.
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The long-planned participatory (shall we say) sculpture by the Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan — a fully functional, solid 18-karat-gold copy of a Kohler toilet, an over-the-top apotheosis of wealth — was installed in the humble restroom on the fifth-floor ramp of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum late last week and will be open for business to anyone with the urge on Friday.
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Last month, in a sit-down with this editor in San Francisco, CEO Julie Wainwright said that The RealReal is also weighing a strategy of opening a series of brick-and-mortar stores, starting first with one New York location that a RealReal spokeswoman says is still being locked down and should be open for business in late fall or early winter this year.
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Scott GarrettErnest (Scott) Scott GarrettBiz groups take victory lap on Ex-Im Bank Export-Import Bank back to full strength after Senate confirmations Manufacturers support Reed to helm Ex-Im Bank MORE, a former Republican lawmaker from New Jersey, will tell the Senate Banking Committee that despite his record in Congress of trying to shutter the bank he will keep the agency open for business.
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"We'll be actively seeking to engage with business leaders to sell the story of what Ireland has to offer and to particularly sell the message that Ireland is very much open for business despite Brexit and all of the threats that that brings around," he added, noting that the government had very much hoped that the U.K. had voted to remain within the European Union (EU) in last year's historic vote.
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I have many chef friends, who have been established chefs in the city for more than 10 years, that had to close their restaurants because they were just losing so much money since they never knew if they were allowed to open the next day or not (the city and zone governments decide day by day whether restaurants are allowed to do dine-in, takeaway only, or even open for business).
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"The President's appearance is there to sell his accomplishments, to remind the world that we are open for business, that we're a competitive country, that we have made America very competitive, and that everyone should understand what he has accomplished in his first year, and what we're going to continue to accomplish in the next three remaining years," said Gary Cohn, the director of the White House's National Economic Council.
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"We set a quite aggressive goal to stand up the place in a year and be open for business, and if I had known at the outset what I came to learn over the next couple of years, I probably would have set a less aggressive target, but God damn it, we were going to hit that target," said Raj Date, who served as Warren's deputy director at the CFPB.
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Canada's government is seizing the moment to provide an option for engineers, executives and other tech talent who may no longer qualify for an H-1B visa or who simply don't feel comfortable staying in the U.S. Open for business: Navdeep Bains, Canada's Minister of Innovation, told Axios that Canada wants to be open to ideas, open to trade, and "more importantly, we want to be open to people" in order for companies to grow.
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The evolution of the FBI's inquiry—from starting out in the spring of 2016 by attempting to protect the Trump campaign and realizing by the fall that the Trump campaign was open for business with Russia, to wondering by the spring of 2017 whether the candidate-turned-president himself was in on or even directing the plot—must have been head-spinning for the bureau and its allies in the Justice Department.
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" The expansion, he said, "will provide not only a welcome economic stimulus but will show the world that we are well and truly open for business as we negotiate our exit from the E.U." Olivier Jankovec, the director general of ACI Europe, a trade association of European airports, said the announcement "brings us closer to the end of one of the longest, most publicly consulted infrastructure planning processes anywhere in the world.
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The decision to build the next generation of its popular Qashqai and X-Trail SUVs at Britain's largest car plant, rather than elsewhere in Europe, was won with what a source described as a government promise of extra support to counter any loss of competitiveness caused by Britain leaving the EU. "This vote of confidence shows Britain is open for business and that we remain an outward-looking, world-leading nation," May said.
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Kuwait has even more on the line with oil prices than Saudi Arabia Egypt is 'open for business' and wants investors to buy into its economic reforms The trade war is causing foreign investment to drop all over the globe The Trump-Putin summit in Helsinki has caused an ongoing political uproar, but Bush said talk from the two leaders about improving relations and reducing tensions are positive for investment, if the larger geopolitical issues can be resolved.
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"We are all in agreement when it comes to the importance of this industry to the British economy, and indeed the importance of making sure this sector remains robust, highly competitive and open for business after our withdrawal from the EU." Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit timetable was confronted with potential delays on Thursday when a British court ruled that the government needs parliamentary approval to start the process of leaving the EU. Reporting by William James, editing by Elizabeth Piper and Mark Heinrich
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While he will not meet with President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on his visit, he will make the rounds of New York think tanks and financial firms to try to reassure analysts and investors that Turkey remains committed to rule-of-law and is open for business.
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Since that horrific day in May, it has been closed for repairs to the damage done during the incident, but will open for business once again with We Are Manchester: benefit concert led by the city's own Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds, Courteeners, and Blossoms (Gallagher, now infamously, was criticized by his brother for not playing at the original benefit concert hosted by Ariana Grande.) They'll also be joined by Rick Astley, poet Tony Walsh, and DJ Clint Boon, and it's said that more acts will be announced later.
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