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PewDiePie is at the centre of a controversy, once again.
At the centre of the problem is the exchange rate.
Jenkins lived his life at the centre of the establishment.
Car parks put developers at the centre of upcoming areas.
Several have put AI at the centre of their strategies.
Sheep have always been at the centre of Shropshire's farming.
His efforts put him at the centre of a balance.
An oddity rests at the centre of the consolidated cases.
And at the centre of it all is Aamir Khan.
In 2008, lenders were at the centre of the crisis.
But they soon found themselves at the centre of ideological battles.
Christine: Information Technology was clearly at the centre of those days.
SEATTLE sits at the centre of an elaborate public-transport system.
One gallerist is found hung at the centre of an installation.
Women more generally are at the centre of the Utopian story.
"Young people should be at the centre of this," she told Mashable.
Gertler has been at the centre of several controversial Gecamines sales before.
America's farmers are at the centre of President Donald Trump's trade war.
SIR ROGER SCRUTON is once again at the centre of a firestorm.
This is the burning question that lies at the centre of "Opportunity".
Folklore and flavour is at the centre of everything the pair do.
THE wheel at the centre of India's flag is an appropriate symbol.
Boeing is updating flight control software at the centre of both crashes.
Do they come from massive black holes at the centre of galaxies?
A popular Australian theme park is at the centre of a tragedy.
Those at the centre of it say it's gotten out of control.
Brexit has put the Irish question back at the centre of British politics.
Chinese car firms are now at the centre of Ethiopia's vehicle manufacturing plans.
At the centre of the crisis is Mr Ahmeti, a former guerrilla leader.
Nonetheless, the contradictory rulings put Lula back at the centre of the campaign.
Mr Mutko himself landed at the centre of the Sochi Olympics doping scandal.
At the centre of this is Saudi Arabia, the world's most powerful petrostate.
Tech firms are at the centre of a vital policy debate (see article).
At the centre of the turmoil is Merkel, still the EU's most powerful leader.
This brings to the fore a tension at the centre of Ms Warren's capitalism.
A Malaysian state fund, 1MBD, has been at the centre of a corruption scandal.
America's place at the centre of global finance is unassailable in the short term.
The man at the centre of the film is Ramanna - an unhinged, ruthless psychopath.
Ms Perry was merely the latest artist at the centre of a copyright case.
The drug is furthermore at the centre of an ongoing opioid crisis in Canada.
Immigration was at the centre of Britain's June vote to leave the European Union.
Trump was already at the centre of a major stir on trade this week.
Of course, the worship of psychological crisis is at the centre of this phenomenon.
At the centre of the exhibition is "Break of the Atom and Vegetal Life" (pictured).
A simulated image of the supermassive black hole at the centre of the M22018 galaxy.
Human beings, not algorithms, should be at the centre of the internet economy, he says.
As a result, the two giants sit at the centre of all sorts of activity.
The agreement places the victims of the conflict at the centre of the judicial process.
In the hours since, United Airlines has been at the centre of a media firestorm.
Yes, Stuttgart has been at the centre of Germany's car industry for a long time.
Dongbei's repeated defaults have been at the centre of a number of controversies this year.
Staley was however optimistic that London would remain at the centre of European capital markets.
Because it was at the centre of a move to impeach the president, it was.
"Unfortunately, our country has been at the centre of scandals about international corruption," Derkach said.
More than 100 years later, Americans are at the "centre" of much of global culture.
The king's death, therefore, leaves a huge vacuum at the centre of Thai politics (see article).
One is how the act of walking deforms the reef at the centre of a bow.
Geographically, Singapore sits at the centre of the fast-growing and internet-obsessed Southeast Asian region.
The mine is at the centre of a dispute between the government and Canada's Centerra Gold.
Tall bulrushes bend around the pool at the centre of the nine-acre (3.6 hectare) site.
For years she has been at the centre of Russia's turbulent transition to a market economy.
In the 16003s Nicolaus Copernicus kicked Earth from its perch at the centre of the universe.
On the face of it, putting Android at the centre of an antitrust case seems silly.
Huawei is at the centre of a tug-of-war between China and the United States.
Abiy has put the renovation and celebration of historical sites at the centre of his politics.
I've no doubt it'll help me piece together the mystery at the centre of this island.
By now, the eggs at the centre of the recent ruckus have hatched into young herring.
But the hard Brexit that Mrs May put at the centre of her campaign has been rejected.
When it comes to mixing politics and football, fan forums are often at the centre of things.
Her case was at the centre of the controversy that led to the assassination of Mr Taseer.
Brexit aside, the gap at the centre of British politics is not as gaping as it appears.
They put the imperial line, hitherto mere props in Kyoto, back at the centre of the polity.
Now a growing number of wealthy individuals are putting the oceans at the centre of their giving.
The book's only disappointment is that the man at the centre of it all features relatively little.
For the technically minded among you, a relay chain sits at the centre of the Polkadot protocol.
Vidler does not want to publicly name the third country at the centre of the visa application.
But the main difficulties with the process concerned the question at the centre of Mr Maret's investigation.
Bob Aliber is equally bearish but at the centre of his more panoramic view is the U.S. dollar.
"There is something desperately wrong at the centre of the FCA that it operates like this," Field said.
With women's reproductive rights at the centre of its narrative, the series has been praised for its timeliness.
Think of the Earth's magnetic field as shaped by a bar magnet at the centre of the planet.
He has also endlessly lectured universities about the need to put Marxism at the centre of university life.
George Osborne, chancellor from 2010 to 2016, put Manchester at the centre of his "northern powerhouse" regeneration initiative.
But it is more humble interventions that the former victims at the Centre of Hope consider most useful.
Some people like to devote their whole lives to their job and be at the centre of events.
Malaysian state fund 1Malaysian Development Berhad (1MDB) is at the centre of various international investigations into missing funds.
IN THE 1920s Stepney library, in working-class east London, was at the centre of a police investigation.
But the overconsumption of high-energy, low-nutrient foods is at the centre of the global obesity crisis.
The deal is at the centre of a securities authority investigation into possible fraud and financial reporting offences.
Whatever happens in the run-up to elections, the Rift Valley will be at the centre of it.
Argentina and Turkey have been at the centre of the sell-off, their weakness compounded by political frictions.
The final illnesses of Mr Atxaga's parents put mourning, and memory, at the centre of his desert stage.
The Permian Basin of West Texas and New Mexico is at the centre of the U.S. shale boom.
All of which has left the original conspiracy theorist at the centre of a conspiracy of his own.
Since then, Kashmir has been at the centre of a contentious tug of war between the two countries.
"Not everyone at the centre of government always feels the pressure to balance the books," he told MPs.
Worlds overlap and merge, the Dark Tower is at the centre of everything, and it's all pretty confusing.
Al Jazeera is now at the centre of a feud pitting Saudi Arabia against Qatar, its super-rich neighbour.
The kingdom is at the centre of President Donald Trump's Middle East strategy of shackling its perpetual enemy Iran.
The city of Fort McMurray, at the centre of the industry, has been battling a massive wildfire this week.
Over a century ago Halford Mackinder, a founding father of geopolitics, placed Eurasia at the centre of world affairs.
The carrier is owned by HNA, a conglomerate at the centre of Mr Guo's claims about Mr Wang's family.
Puzo was almost suspiciously prescient in his choice of surname for the family at the centre of his saga.
In recent years film-makers have returned to these ideas and put several mothers at the centre of stories.
Danielle Castro, who works at the Centre of Excellence for Transgender Health in San Francisco, is a trans woman.
The exchanges also set in motion a process that put Salisbury at the centre of an escalating diplomatic row.
The ultimate beneficial ownership of the company at the centre of the controversy "could reportedly not be determined either".
Piecing together the jigsaw is all the harder if the country at the centre of the probe is unhelpful.
He was at the centre of one flap after another, often in deals involving the use of inmate labour.
The airline blamed "temporary unseasonably strong head winds", saying that "safety remains at the centre of the airline's operations".
Oligopoly is also more economically relevant than the control of property at the centre of the old Monopoly game.
But while the building celebrates its opening, its German architect is at the centre of scrutiny by the government.
Pero, the pooch at the centre of this story, will surely have a film made about him one day.
Or is it unlikely that Ann will be at the centre of a crime investigation for a second time?
Following a strategic review, the firm will place its software and online technologies at the centre of the business.
Yet the company remains at the centre of a global battle to dominate new 5G standards for mobile communications.
This time, vegetarian food is at the centre of a row over a citizen's right to freedom of choice.
The tales of heartache and strife at the centre of every song are little more than white male fantasies.
But this week FAANG and other tech stocks were at the centre of a broader sell-off in global stockmarkets.
Julian Assange is at the centre of some online conspiracy theories, all because of Pamela Anderson and a vegan meal.
That will give her control of the cabinet's agenda—and Mr Renzi a trusted associate at the centre of power.
North Korea also replaced the premier of its cabinet, an official at the centre of efforts to jumpstart the economy.
These are rich pickings for a man who has always placed unexpected collaboration at the centre of his artistic practice.
But at the centre of the third day of the trial last week was the issue of credit-card points.
From day one, he put "normalizing" interest rates, which were close to zero, at the centre of the bank's policy.
At the centre of the whirlwind stands the impetuous crown prince, Muhammad bin Salman, son of the aged King Salman.
You might not expect Macklemore to be at the centre of a political tussle, but then again, it is Australia.
THERE WERE few things Pik Botha liked more than telling a story, except, perhaps, being at the centre of one.
That power put him at the centre of the political storm triggered by Russia's annexation of Crimea in early 2014.
This is an unabashedly populist film that makes no attempt to actually understand the sport at the centre of it.
Regardless of who takes the White House, Russia's presence at the centre of American electoral politics is celebrated in Moscow.
The Guptas were at the centre of an influence-peddling scandal during Zuma's time in office, but they deny wrongdoing.
So it is no surprise that they are at the centre of the legal fight against Airbnb and its like.
Trump has ended up at the centre of Rocky's case after pledging to intervene after being lobbied by Kanye West.
It has been at the centre of accusations that it offers lower credit scores for women for no discernible reason.
Alongside DJs like Bobzilla, Frigid, and Mini, Patrik was at the centre of Montreal's alterna-queer art and music explosion.
Several countries are trying to evacuate their citizens from Wuhan, the city in Hubei at the centre of the epidemic.
ROLE OF THE STATE Labour's left-wing leadership wants to put the state back at the centre of Britain's economy.
The province at the centre of the global health emergency said it had counted 411 new cases as of Feb.
But China's role at the centre of global supply chains increases the likelihood that the disruption spreads to other countries.
But at the centre of it all are Evered and Ada, sealed in their companionship, making their new life alone.
After the second world war West Germany put the creation of competitive markets at the centre of its nation-building project.
Various forms of short term debt have been at the centre of several high profile bond defaults in China this year.
Yao has been at the centre of a hostile takeover battle for China's largest real estate developer China Vanke Co Ltd.
But he also sits on the board of Tata Sons, the Indian conglomerate at the centre of a corporate governance scandal.
Doctors, medical systems and governments must remember that the patient is supposed to be at the centre of everything they do.
At the centre of the matter is an unsquareable circle: the competing claims of China and several South-East Asian countries.
Both Ms Park and the friend at the centre of the scandal are now in jail while on trial over it.
By the time he stepped down, in 2007, he had put Greenpeace at the centre of attempts to counter climate change.
Western Europe is at the centre of this network, since it has the richest clubs, where players get the best coaching.
Consultancy McKinsey & Co played a major role in the Malaysian plan and is now at the centre of the Saudi effort.
The Brazilian construction company is at the centre of a corruption scandal that has brought down some of Brazil's leading politicians.
At the centre of the discussion about Facebook and privacy is the EU privacy law, called GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation).
She finds strength in placing herself at the centre of a story, rather than have someone tell it on her behalf.
The problem is that the bulky "editorialising" is what shapes the love and sex at the centre of "War and Peace".
François Hollande, who campaigned to put youth at the centre of his presidency, has simply failed to make this case convincingly.
The department is at the centre of things again because Mr Xi puts so much emphasis on the work it does.
The condition at the centre of this ruling was specific to this particular protest, in the particular circumstances at the time.
Mr Schwarzman has also been at the centre of the controversy about the preferential tax treatment that private equity funds receive.
The question of how to prevent physical checks on the island of Ireland is at the centre of the Brexit impasse.
An epic-scale Iron Throne sat pride-of-place at the centre of a bar, and dragon skulls decorated the tables.
Eskom has come under scrutiny after leaked documents put it at the centre of allegations of improper dealings in government contracts.
The Chainsmokers also present the inherent contradiction, or at least gross hypocrisy at the centre of all of EDM's newfound feelings.
There's a millisecond at the centre of her phrasing of the word "Hey" where her voice embodies an almost transcendent purity.
Spitting fire, water, and smoke, the mechanical monster imagined by François Delaroziere will be at the centre of a three-day performance.
Europe tends to ignore Macedonia until it lands at the centre of an international crisis, as it has a habit of doing.
Then there is social justice: gender and identity are at the centre of this book—or at least in the first half.
No matter which manufacturer is quickest to gain velocity, Uber, a ride-hailing firm, aims to be at the centre of things.
Much larger unmanned weapons-carrying drones have been at the centre of U.S. operations in the Middle East and beyond for years.
With that, Netflix has landed in the commercial heart of the country and at the centre of the world's biggest film factory.
Unusually, though, Mr Martin stands at the centre of it all, his grey mane flowing in all directions like an unkempt terrier.
McKinsey did highly-paid work for Eskom, a state-owned electricity monopoly at the centre of several of the "state capture" allegations.
The takeover is at the centre of a much larger financing plan designed to fix Astaldi and create a new national champion.
Six centuries later it is at the centre of another rebellion, which threatens to engulf one of Britain's best-known investment groups.
Female voters have helped put issues such as public safety, underage marriage, alcohol abuse and sanitation at the centre of national politics.
The middle of the jet market is at the centre of one of the most widely watched airplane design battles for years.
The bank at the centre of the previous biggest rescue, Bank of Moscow, had assets at the time of 900 billion roubles.
Both are 1,000 km (600 miles) north of Beira, the town at the centre of the devastation from a cyclone last week.
The ECNs have been at the centre of a battle with investors, who do not want to lose their juicy coupon payments.
Mr Beer's book makes a compelling case for placing Siberia right at the centre of 19th-century Russian—and, indeed, European—history.
The commercial debts at the centre of restructuring efforts comprise a $727 million Eurobond and about $1 billion in state-guaranteed loans.
Reynes leaves toll-road operator Abertis just as it is at the centre of a 17 billion euro ($21 billion) takeover battle.
LONDON — Tom Hiddleston has gone from being a fairly private celebrity to a man at the centre of a giant media storm.
According to The Times, Davis is also at the centre of a high-profile battle between Microsoft and the Department of Justice.
It's creating employment, farmer employment, it's at the centre of the integration, for example the Pacific Alliance which is doing very well.
Since the days of Lyndon Johnson and Robert Kennedy, poverty alleviation has hardly been at the centre of either party's political campaigns.
The deal was expected to ease the debt burden of 1MDB, which is at the centre of several international money laundering probes.
The role of parliamentary whips has been at the centre of the sexual harassment scandal that has engulfed British politics in recent weeks.
FOR the third time in as many months, the crew of an oil tanker found themselves at the centre of an international incident.
But the more far-sighted hospitals are hoping to remain at the centre of the health-care ecosystem, even as their role changes.
It has been at the centre of several cycles of Schumpeterian destruction and regeneration, in silicon chips, personal computers, software and internet services.
Thanks to Google Earth, every smartphone owner has the world at his fingertips, and will automatically find himself at the centre of it.
Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak heads the advisory board of 1MDB, which is at the centre of a multi-billion dollar corruption scandal.
Young people in Palma, a town at the centre of the gas projects, protested in May, claiming that their job applications are ignored.
Yet Mr Lee's absence could create a power vacuum at the centre of the group, which might prevent it from making big bets.
Warehouses are at the centre of Amazon's operation and they are hugely expensive to build, so management cannot simply shut down a warehouse.
Obviously the two young girls at the centre of the documentary were not able to separate the fiction of Slenderman from the reality.
Huawei has, after all, become one of the most controversial firms in the world and sits at the centre of a geopolitical storm.
Who knew a farting unicorn would end up at the centre of a finger-pointing copyright storm in a teacup involving Elon Musk?
The commission was frequently at the centre of controversy during Kenya's extended election season last year, in which about 100 people were killed.
You might wonder why rodents, as opposed to more classically cute and meme-worthy animals, are at the centre of these viral videos.
It is also at the centre of investigations that its executives unduly awarded contracts to the Gupta family, friends of President Jacob Zuma.
If the tech giants retain their ambition to sit at the centre of the smart home, uncertainty prevails over where the profits lie.
It is now at the centre of attempts by Xi Jinping, China's president, to increase his control over the party, media and universities.
Huawei, the world's biggest telecoms equipment maker, is at the centre of a geopolitical tug-of-war between China and the United States.
"Amid the murder and betrayal of the campaign, one figure stayed very still at the centre of it all—Theresa May," Oliver wrote.
The Times Conservative leadership rivals attacked Boris Johnson for putting tax cuts for the rich at the centre of his leadership bid. bit.
Last Thursday, a military camp at the centre of the NATO exercise was quarantined after one of the soldiers was diagnosed with coronavirus.
For all those reasons, reinvigorating the single market ought to be at the centre of the debate on how to boost Europe's economy.
At the centre of all this is a telephone call Mr Trump made to Volodymyr Zelensky, the president of Ukraine, on July 25th.
"The NATO summit was not supposed to be about Britain," said Ian Bond at the Centre of European Reform think-tank in London.
Freenet does not, however, favour a merger between Sunrise and Liberty Global's local business UPC that has been at the centre of recent speculation.
Mumtaz Hasan's manifesto has been realized artistically at the centre of the exhibition, in the form of a metal spring hanging from the ceiling.
Len McCluskey of Unite, Britain's biggest union, which is at the centre of the threatened British Airways strike, is Mr Corbyn's most powerful supporter.
Karan Johar's Ae Dil Hai Muskil, which found itself at the centre of a major controversy, was the fifth most searched movie this year.
At the centre of it will be your phone, knowing exactly what you want, and able to lead you to within 30cm of it.
But they were enough to put Mapplethorpe's work at the centre of a national debate over arts funding in America soon after he died.
It has many inventive internet companies, is home to some of the world's biggest battery producers and is at the centre of electronics manufacturing.
Estonia's financial-services regulator ordered Danske to close its sole Estonian branch, which is at the centre of a €200bn ($227bn) money-laundering scandal.
Indeed, the Germans are happy to have the group of eight as attack dogs because it places them at the centre of the debate.
Now their signature policy, of keeping interest rates low or even negative, is at the centre of the biggest macroeconomic debate in a generation.
And thousands of Palestinians have found themselves at the centre of a long battle over the most controversial patch of the occupied West Bank.
A computer's response to an apparently faulty angle of attack reading is at the centre of an ongoing probe into the Lion Air disaster.
The man at the centre of the story and his spouse were described in court documents as "well-known individuals in the entertainment business".
At the centre of what has been described as the biggest white collar fraud case in Australian history is a startup called Plutus Payroll.
And California has always been at the centre of America's fitness culture: witness the surfers of San Diego and the bodybuilders of Venice Beach.
Mossack is at the centre of a huge tax and money-laundering scandal, now coming to light thanks to the so-called "Panama papers".
They said Saudi banks would also be important financial intermediaries in Riyadh's privatisation programme, which is at the centre of Saudi economic reform plans.
" She adds: "Even though the details of the case were horrific, there was... deafening silence from the departments at the centre of the case.
Modi and Choksi are at the centre of the biggest ever bank fraud that has hit the country's second largest lender Punjab National Bank.
The token at the centre of the system is called basis and it's pegged to $1 USD, but it's not backed by real money.
The cybersecurity company also said it was reviewing options for its trend analytics service which is at the centre of the data privacy concerns.
This places rating agencies at the centre of the scheme, despite the fact they have been absent from the Italian NPL space since 2007.
At the centre of the room is a work consisting of £20,436 in pennies on the floor of the gallery faced by four concrete 'figures.
With big companies at the centre of most scandals, this is crucial both to restore citizens' trust in political leaders and to prevent future corruption.
At first it was Greece that felt the effects most heavily, a double whammy since it was also at the centre of the euro crisis.
Ukraine is at the centre of Russia's conflict with the West, playing a vital role in Mr Putin's ambition to restore Russia's great-power status.
"It is a strategic location at the centre of Indonesia, close to growing urban area," Widodo told a news conference at the Jakarta state palace.
Theresa May put Brexit and the question of leadership at the centre of her call for an election, knowing that both are weaknesses for Labour.
It took 28 seconds for Lord Hain — a peer in the House of Lords — to name the alleged man at the centre of the scandal.
For weeks Ms Park has been at the centre of an extraordinary influence-peddling scandal involving a corrupt former confidante and friend, Choi Soon-sil.
Money raised from the deal was expected to ease the debt burden of 1MDB, which is at the centre of several international money laundering probes.
Mr Macron and Mr Blanquer have put reform of primary education at the centre of their policy to combat school failure and improve life chances.
The central bank attempts to keep money market rates in a two-percentage-point range, with the key rate at the centre of this range.
Sergio Fajardo, a mathematician who has put clean politics and education at the centre of his campaign, looks as if he has a better chance.
Most of the previous five British governments going back to Margaret Thatcher's put financial services at the centre of their plans to grow Britain's economy.
A main road to Beira, a port city of 500,000 people at the centre of the disaster, has been repaired, allowing lorries to deliver goods.
Though origami is at the centre of this applications boom, many of the devices displayed and discussed in Oxford represent a kind of goal reversal.
But she grew increasingly disillusioned with the California Teachers Association and is now at the centre of one of this year's biggest Supreme Court cases.
Traditionally prepared at home on the day, before being eaten at around midnight, dumplings are at the centre of the Chinese New Year's Eve feast.
We've tried from the start I think to put the voice of clinicians and to some extent patients at the centre of what we do.
Now the law firm he co-founded is at the centre of a global storm, linked—unfairly, he insists—to a multitude of financial sins.
Petrobras, the state-controlled oil firm at the centre of a multibillion dollar scandal that fuelled demands for Ms Rousseff's impeachment, has its headquarters there.
David Drummond, the Google executive at the centre of explosive #MeToo claims from a former colleague, is one of the highest paid at the company.
Commodity companies have been at the centre of this, but this has the potential to move out of that sector in a broader market move.
You see a black family at the centre of what becomes a massively engrossing story, set centre-stage without their ethnicity somehow defining their characters.
A new bloc is coalescing at the centre of Israeli politics, motivated by resentment at the influence of religious parties, Mr Netanyahu's largely dependable allies.
Huawei is at the centre of a geopolitical storm that pits the United States against China over the next generation of mobile internet, or 5G.
The firm's only unit here in China, Hubei Haosun Pharmaceutical, is in the Hubei province, the Chinese district at the centre of the coronavirus outbreak.
GEDI, which also publishes the La Stampa daily, has been at the centre of a battle for control between members of the De Benedetti family.
Grammer has been at the centre of a power struggle between Bosnia's Hastor family and Ningbo Jifeng, which each hold large stakes in the company.
He found himself at the centre of a political storm in 2015 when he and five other Hong Kong booksellers were detained by Chinese agents.
WESTERN AUSTRALIA'S iron ore and Queensland's coal were at the centre of Australia's recent mining boom, stoked by the red-hot growth of China's steelmaking industry.
It was then a flop-house, having fallen from its pinnacle at the centre of the then-Theatre District; the area has since come up again.
Commercial flights have been curtailed, and many nations have sent charter flights to repatriate citizens from Wuhan, the Chinese city at the centre of the outbreak.
The loss of the king and the post-revolutionary Terror, he argued, had created an "emotional, imaginary collective void" at the centre of the French republic.
It is about once again putting the needs of our clients at the centre of what we do – and finally delivering returns for our shareholders again.
Later he became the deputy managing director of the IMF, putting him at the centre of battles to contain the financial crises that punctuated the 1990s.
And "Imagine," a track Ono was only given credit for last year, is reborn as the album's final song with Ono at the centre of it.
China's ancient heritage stands at the centre of its sales pitch to the world, too: becoming "a socialist cultural superpower" is now an official national goal.
But I will never forget the journey it has been on and I will constantly keep gratitude at the centre of my relationship with my body.
The administration is likely to put the economy at the centre of its re-election campaign in 2020 and a cyclical downturn would complicate that narrative.
The document, which has been at the centre of a political tussle between Italy's two ruling parties, was published on the transport ministry website on Tuesday.
Colombia, being an oil exporter, has found itself at the centre of this year's sell-off, but has since seen its currency and other assets recover.
Reddit CEO Steve Huffman is at the centre of controversy after confessing that he edited comments made about him on the site by Donald Trump supporters.
Forty specialist "subject consultants" sit at the centre of its operation, writing lesson plans, setting the curriculum, reviewing data and, most important, observing and training teachers.
Volkswagen AG faces claims that it broke consumer protection laws in 20 European countries by marketing cars at the centre of the dieselgate scandal as "green".
Now he's got another difficult task in overseeing Northern Ireland at a time when it is without a government and at the centre of Brexit uncertainty.
But something else is happening here, not just war: an anti-capitalist, secular, environmentally-friendly movement that puts women's liberation at the centre of the struggle.
For Tessa88, it looks like being at the centre of a whirlwind of data breaches was just too much of a good opportunity to pass up.
"Kay Carter, who was the individual at the centre of our case, had a condition called spinal stenosis," explained Josh Paterson, executive director of the BCCLA.
Structures such as the European Union and United Nations that had been expected to be at the centre of response to crises have been largely ignored.
China's massive debt been at the centre of concerns among economists and Beijing in recent months, and has roiled global financial markets since late last year.
Tedros praised Zimbabwe as "a country that places universal health coverage and health promotion at the centre of its policies to provide health care to all".
The carmaker said it had itself disclosed the issue at the centre of the new investigation - which is targeting individual employees - to the relevant registration authorities.
Kim may have felt some pressure from being at the centre of global focus and turned to grey after sticking to dark tones for several years.
The company is at the centre of a local probe after being hit with a rare fine by New York financial regulators over anti-money laundering violations.
At the centre of the dispute is how best to tackle European banks' bad loans, which stand at around $225 trillion, a thorny issue, particularly in Italy.
Donald Trump found himself at the centre of a furious controversy during the presidential campaign when a video surfaced in which he boasted about grabbing women's genitals.
Unlike the preponderance of technology companies that force you to change your habits to fit with their platforms, she puts humans at the centre of the process.
They have gone deep into the luxury tax to build around LeBron James, the man who has been at the centre of the last five conference champions.
In July the European Banking Authority (EBA) found failings in Malta's oversight of Pilatus Bank, a lender that has been at the centre of money-laundering accusations.
The division at the centre of that scandal saw a 6.93% fall in profit, though the bank's overall net income fell by just 3%, to $5.6 billion.
It has also been at the centre of an anti-corruption investigation that has seen the arrest of two former prime ministers and a former finance minister.
The troubled state fund, which is at the centre of a multi-billion-dollar graft scandal, said in a statement it would meet all its other liabilities.
When America has in the past stepped aside from its role at the centre of the global economic system, the damage has spread well beyond its borders.
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From the 1980s onwards she seemed at the centre of every demonstration in Lahore or Islamabad, all five feet two inches of her, glasses glinting, gesticulating, shouting.
It was at the centre of some epic battles, tussles which spread far beyond the cup itself and into the very highest echelons of the top flight.
Recent high-profile corporate failures, notably that of Carillion, a construction firm, have put Britain at the centre of discussions about how to fix the audit market.
Mr Xi's aim is to give China back its rightful place at the centre of its world and to save the party again, this time from itself.
Dolphins have gone missing from a recreational facility in the Japanese town of Taiji, which is at the centre of an international controversy over its annual hunts.
While nurse Anne Carey, who provides remote communities access to health in hospitals and clinics, was at the centre of the fight against Ebola in Sierra Leone.
THERE is something familiar about the Blakes, the American family at the centre of "The Humans", a new play by Stephen Karam that is now on Broadway.
But Bompas insists that all of the hard work is all about creating a spectacle which makes guests feel like they're at the centre of it all.
In the 1990s, when Larry Summers and Joseph Stiglitz held the job, those occupying the position were often at the centre of heated debates on economic policy.
David Drummond, the top Google lawyer at the centre of explosive claims of a sexist workplace culture, is one of the best paid executives at the firm.
The partner at the centre of these allegations is no longer in the London office and is set to leave the firm, Baker McKenzie has told Reuters.
Nokia competes with Huawei and Ericsson for orders for new 5G networks which are at the centre of a brewing technology war between United States and China.
CRUNCH TIME For years, image-conscious mass automakers have placed electrified models at the centre of their show stands but near the margins of their commercial offerings.
He has put two objectives at the centre of his economic pitch: investing in the 70% of American workers without a college degree and eroding childhood poverty.
Wuhan is at the centre of an outbreak of a new coronavirus in which at least 26 have died so far, most of them in the city.
President Rodrigo Duterte on Friday banned the entry of Chinese arriving from Wuhan, at the centre of the epidemic, and provinces with reported cases of the disease.
This is the first time the role played by a key Congolese official in events at the centre of the Italian corruption probe has been publicly revealed.
Both of these questions are at the centre of an inquiry by the Philippine Commission on Human Rights, whose latest hearings took place in London earlier this month.
In Britain, 197 micro-breweries opened last year and there are loads of good, spunky women at the centre of this boom in independently brewed, small-batch beer.
The troubled Malaysian state fund, which is at the centre of a multi-billion-dollar graft scandal, said in a statement it would meet all its other liabilities.
A flight deck computer's response to readings from an apparently faulty angle-of-attack sensor is at the centre of an ongoing probe into the Lion Air disaster.
With this Gaullist trinity at the centre of his campaign, François Fillon has secured the primary nomination of the French centre-right Republicans for next year's presidential election.
At the centre of his argument, in books such as "Straw Dogs" and "The Silence of Animals", is the assertion that humans are no different from other creatures.
Danske Bank's non-resident portfolio at the Estonian branch has been at the centre of allegations that the bank had flawed money laundering controls from 2007 to 2015.
Nigeria's main north-eastern city is at the centre of a series of jihadist campaigns stretching in two broad belts across Africa on either side of the Sahara.
Across the region, judicial systems are being tested by revelations that Odebrecht, a Brazilian construction company at the centre of Lava Jato, bribed officials in a dozen countries.
But as the murkiness at the centre of the play "Actually" makes plain, the problems surrounding sex on campus run deeper than legal concerns over consent and culpability.
At the centre of all these changes is Muhammad bin Salman (widely known as MBS), the young crown prince poised to become Saudi Arabia's strongest ruler in decades.
At the centre of these commemorations, presumably, will be the earthly remains of the slain family, on whose status the Russian secular authorities and the church have disagreed.
As well as BP, the infamous eight include another energy firm, Petrobras, a Brazilian giant at the centre of the "car-wash" corruption scandal that erupted in 2014.
In one of the tests, an object appears at the centre of the screen and then a second object appears, near the edge of the screen, shortly after.
The MPs are also investigating the work of Cambridge Analytica, the political consultancy at the centre of a scandal over the misuse of millions of Facebook users' data.
Codec – Codec puts audiences at the centre of creative decisions, using AI to show content an audience wants a brand or publisher to make, before they make it.
This small and potent canvas, now owned by the city of Paris, is at the centre of an unusual summer show at London's National Gallery called "Painters' Paintings".
The bank is Apple's partner for Apple Card and has been at the centre of accusations that it offers lower credit scores for women for no discernible reason.
Chunky, green crockery is arranged in front of me and at the centre of my table sits a wedge of butter in the shape of a dire wolf.
The CEO of Cambridge Analytica, the political-research company at the centre of a massive Facebook-data scandal, has been secretly filmed offering shadowy services to entrap politicians.
UK pharma group GlaxoSmithKline has found itself at the centre of a tax crackdown after authorities accused nearly 1,500 of its self-employed contractors of being "disguised employees".
Some of that metal is at the centre of a dispute between the warehouse operator, ISTIM, and trading powerhouse Glencore , which has lodged a complaint with the LME.
In Place Kleber, at the centre of the French city, well-wishers left flowers at the foot of a Christmas tree, in memory of the two people killed.
AMCU rose to prominence in 2012, when it was at the centre of a strike at Lonmin's Marikana mine that saw 34 miners shot dead by the police.
The contents of that call were probably part of the whistleblower's complaint, which itself is now at the centre of a wrangle between the White House and Congress.
China's large trade surplus with the United States has long been a sore point with Washington, and is at the centre of a bitter dispute between the two countries.
Since then Bankia, at the centre of the 41.3 billion euro banking bailout that Spain took in 2012, has recovered and is gradually trying to reduce its public ownership.
Ghosn's Nissan income is at the centre of allegations by Tokyo prosecutors, who have charged the executive for failing to disclose compensation that he had arranged to receive later.
In some supermarkets Marmite, a yeasty spread at the centre of a pricing controversy a few weeks ago, now costs 13% more than it did a few months ago.
A BLACK dragon with white claws, its wings etched with Escher-like designs, has a vitrine of its own at the centre of the Boroheads glass gallery in Toronto.
But the man who opened up this field was Vilfredo Pareto, who placed the concept of the elite at the centre of his "Treatise on General Sociology" in 1916.
The Chinese government has virtually locked down the central province of Hubei, home to 60 million people and its capital city of Wuhan at the centre of the outbreak.
But if pharma firms do not design solutions that put the patient, rather than drug sales, at the centre of their strategy, they risk losing relevance, says Mr Sluijs.
MAIDUGURI, Nigeria's main north-eastern city, is at the centre of a series of jihadist campaigns stretching in two broad belts across Africa on either side of the Sahara.
Tracing its roots to the illegal parties that sprung up in Berlin's post-reunification euphoria, he places the genre at the centre of his version of German national identity.
He says during his eight years in charge of the British capital he cut crime, exceeded house-building targets and was at the centre of the London 2012 Olympics.
Gibraltar has refused a U.S. legal request to seize the Iranian tanker Grace 1 that has been at the centre of a stand-off between Iran and the West.
The department has been at the centre of battles between hardliners and reformers since the 1980s, when the then propaganda chief, Deng Liqun, was at loggerheads with Deng Xiaoping.
Guinea and its West African neighbours Liberia and Sierra Leone were at the centre of the Ebola outbreak in 2014 and 2015 that slowed investment and crippled several sectors.
The earlier case related to an ongoing money laundering investigation linked to 13Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB), the state fund at the centre of a scandal raging in neighbouring Malaysia.
The announcement places traditional engines at the centre of Mazda's strategy and comes just days after Mazda said it will work with Toyota Motor Corp to develop electric vehicles.
The Chatree mine, owned by Kingsgate Consolidated Ltd , has been at the centre of protests by farmers and villagers who say that it has poisoned residents, crops and livestock.
Mossack Fonseca, the Panamanian law firm at the centre of the leaks, has set up more than 240,000 offshore companies for clients around the globe and denies any wrongdoing.
The Chinese military has also been helping to tackle the medical emergency in Hubei, the province at the centre of the outbreak, with more than 10,000 personnel being deployed.
Italy's debt found itself at the centre of the sell-off with borrowing costs soaring, on track for their biggest daily jump since the 225.44 euro zone debt crisis.
Italy's debt found itself at the centre of the sell-off with borrowing costs soaring, on track for their biggest daily jump since the 23.25 euro zone debt crisis.
In Italy, at the centre of both the coronavirus outbreak in Europe and the selling in bond markets, 20183-year borrowing costs slid over 22018 basis points to 22.5%.
Sedgewick: The problem with putting coffee at the centre of a national development strategy is that coffee is grown in many places around the world in the global tropical belt.
Mere days after the Sri Lankan factories producing Beyoncé's much hyped collaboration were accused of exploiting workers, another high street clothing giant is at the centre of a labor storm.
Partly this reflects doubts about the MDC, but some outsiders think Mr Mnangagwa is a real reformer, despite his four decades at the centre of the regime that wrecked Zimbabwe.
In Brazil, Odebrecht was at the centre of a cartel that gouged Petrobras, the state-controlled oil company; its former boss, Marcelo Odebrecht, is serving a 19-year jail sentence.
Laundrapp aims to put convenience, choice and value at the centre of its customer proposition and we see this transaction as an important step towards building a sector leading capability.
UniCredit is at the centre of intense speculation on cross-border mergers as a potential suitor for Commerzbank following the collapse of the German bank's merger talks with Deutsche Bank.
After online encounters arranged by her father, one woman at the Centre of Hope was eventually sold abroad to a Danish man, who tortured her by burning her with cigarettes.
In recent days, the young Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai, a heroine of the struggle for women's rights in her native Pakistan, has been at the centre of a bizarre row.
While in the first season his character was notable mostly for its absence, this season he and his body are at the centre of the struggle between good and evil.
Only Brazil is putting its social programmes at the centre of its consolidation strategy through a pension reform bill currently in the Congress, but public debt dynamics face continued risk.
The changes would be revolutionary – and perhaps politically impossible – but it is foolish to put 19th-century organisations at the centre of 21st-century finance and expect a perfect outcome.
Italian banks, at the centre of markets' focus, saw their shares rising 252.42 percent for their biggest rally in five months on Tuesday, which investors largely attributed to short covering.
Russia—mired in recession, criticised over its invasion of Ukraine and at the centre of a doping scandal—could at least point to football hooliganism as something it exports well.
Former chief Alexander Nix in his previous testimony to lawmakers denied that Cambridge Analytica had ever been given data by Aleksandr Kogan, the researcher at the centre of the scandal.
China's large trade surplus with the United States has long been a sore point with Washington, and is at the centre of a bitter dispute between the world's biggest economies.
STOCKHOLM/HELSINKI, April 5 (Reuters) - Swedish banking group Nordea said it would end its end its association with law firm Mossack Fonseca at the centre of the Panama Papers scandal.
Of the new cases, 182 were in the southeastern city of Daegu, the location of a church at the centre of South Korea's outbreak, the KCDC said in a statement.
Skogster told Reuters that Espoo-based Genano has already had urgent orders to deliver 200 devices to hospitals in China's Wuhan region, which is at the centre of the outbreak.
It was also noteworthy for putting Xi at the centre of events earlier than had been previously revealed, analysts said, as he referred to directions he'd given at a Jan.
Mineral and gas-rich Balochistan, of which Quetta is the capital, is at the centre of the $60 billion China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, part of China's Belt and Road project.
But by keeping questions of identity at the centre of politics, he will succeed in his bigger aim of consuming the age of bland compromise with an age of fiery populism.
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Argentina's president, Mauricio Macri (pictured), plans to put such projects at the centre of his campaign for re-election, which he launched with a rally in Buenos Aires on July 10th.
The rise was sharpest in the Northeast region at the centre of the outbreak, where sales rose fourfold, and in the Brazil's second city of Rio de Janeiro, where they tripled.
At the centre of each one, there is a complete butterfly, quite a small one in every case, which seems to gain in size and import as you look at it.
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Like it or not, the justices are at the centre of "political warfare" over a uniquely American practice whereby legislators get to choose their voters, rather than the other way around.
A full-body wetsuit garment for Muslim women is at the centre of a controversy in France, and the debate is raising difficult questions about feminism, Islamophobia and the country's values.
Alexander Vindman, the top NSC Ukraine expert who told impeachment investigators that Trump's White House deliberately excluded crucial terms from the transcript of the call at the centre of the inquiry.
The console's success will be crucial to Nintendo as the firm still places console gaming at the centre of its business, even as casual gaming shifts from living rooms to smartphones.
The Emerging Market Trade Association (EMTA) recommended that market players trade the 2023 bond at the centre of the problems on the assumption that they will not receive any coupon payment.
Takata, at the centre of the auto industry's biggest safety recall, said two weeks ago that its steering committee had hired the U.S. financial services firm to lead the restructuring process.
At the centre of the row is Chris Dercon, a Belgian manager who ran London's Tate Modern museum before taking over as artistic director of the Volksbühne ("people's stage") this season.
They sit at the centre of Bears Ears—a 1.35m-acre reserve teeming with archaeological, paleontological, and natural wonders that Barack Obama designated as a national monument on December 28th 1996.
Modest Economy Recovery Located at the centre of Italy, Marche is a medium-to-large region and has an estimated population of 1.5 million inhabitants and a GDP of about EUR40bn.
IPIC has close business links to Malaysia's scandal-hit state fund 1MDB, which is at the centre of corruption and money-laundering investigations in the United States, Switzerland, Singapore and Luxembourg.
NorthConnect has been at the centre of a political row in Norway, with left-wing opposition parties and some trade unions opposing the second cable over fears of rising power prices.
The OCA said Japanese Olympic Committee president Tsunekazu Takeda had been retained as an OCA Vice President despite being at the centre of a corruption probe brought by French financial prosecutors.
Jeff Immelt, GE's chief executive, says that "we want to be at the centre of an ecosystem that shares our aspiration", and notes that Boston attracts "a diverse, technologically fluent workforce".
For the mosque is at the centre of a dispute within Britain's Muslim community over how it should respond to the murder of a Muslim shopkeeper in Glasgow on March 24th.
"So far, Trump and his team have explicitly disowned values and human rights as a part of U.S. statecraft," researchers at the Centre of American Progress said in a recent note.
Mr Appelbaum's book places economists at the centre of the story, but they were often mere accomplices to a broader movement of conservatives determined to reverse the encroachment of the state.
ATHENS, Aug 30 (Reuters) - An Iranian tanker at the centre of a confrontation between Washington and Tehran changed course again on Friday and was heading back to Turkey, shipping data showed.
The individual at the centre of the case is Vijayakumar Thuraissigiam, a Sri Lankan who was apprehended almost immediately after illegally crossing the Mexican border into America on February 27, 2017.
The rise of China as an economic power and the growth of trade between Asia, Europe, the Middle East and Africa have put it at the centre of the global economy.
Of the new cases, 307 were in the southeastern city of Daegu, where a church that was at the centre of the outbreak is located, the KCDC said in its statement.
Collective responsibility of the board for the bank's actions as a whole were at the centre of the talks, rather than personal failure or involvement in individual litigation cases, they added.
China's large trade surplus with the United States has long been a sore point with Washington, and is at the centre of a bitter dispute between the world's two biggest economies.
Vanke is at the centre of high-profile and complex corporate power struggle in which financial conglomerate Baoneng has built up a 25 percent stake as it seeks to oust Vanke management.
Troughton-Smith also adds that the surface at the centre of the HomePod looks to be a LED Matrix, rather than just large LEDs, meaning the device could display shapes and symbols.
Astronomers have published the first view of a black hole, an observation that takes science a step closer to understanding the origins of the gigantic celestial objects at the centre of galaxies.
ET. The console's success will be crucial to Nintendo as the firm still places console gaming at the centre of its business, even as casual gaming shifts from living rooms to smartphones.
As a colonel, Mr Mattis served as executive secretary to two defence secretaries, a co-ordinating post "at the centre of the central nervous system of the department", in Mr Tyrer's words.
From the beginning Herzl's secular vision faced a challenge from the spiritual Zionism of Ahad Ha'am, who thought that the Jewish religion needed to be at the centre of any Palestinian project.
The pop star has been at the centre of criticism from "angry old white dudes" due to his planned performance of "Same Love" at the National Rugby League grand final on Saturday.
Mr Hun Sen, along with his overcoiffed wife, Bun Rany, sit at the centre of cosmic relations like the rulers of old Angkor, as Sebastian Strangio puts it in "Hun Sen's Cambodia".
This is hardly unusual: pensions were at the centre of bail-out negotiations six years ago and they were there in the summer when Greece nearly got kicked out of the eurozone.
Lee denied knowledge of the group's contribution to the foundations at the time it was made and said he recognises the conglomerate's key future strategy office was at the centre of criticism.
"I observed office workers who are at the centre of Japan's corporate culture and I could hear their heartfelt screams," Aggretsuko's designer, who goes by the pseudonym Yeti, told BBC last year.
China's large trade surplus with the United States has long been a sore point in relations and is at the centre of an increasing bitter dispute between the world's two biggest economies.
"This initiative brings together global businesses — those at the centre of connecting customers and operators in the travel market — to utilize their unique position to educate, raise awareness and promote positive change."
Turkey, which has stabilised in recent weeks after having been at the centre of emerging market troubles, halted its recent rate hikes in a move that, for once, did not unsettle markets.
But Wuhan itself, at the centre of the epidemic, shut the first of 16 specially built hospitals that were hurriedly put up to treat coronavirus cases, the Chinese state broadcaster CCTV said.
At the centre of the mystery is the enormous costto Wanda of its divestment, with chairman Wang Jianlin's only official explanation being to "reduce debt" and adopt an "asset-light" business model.
In addition to being capable of acting on its own, the new aircraft is expected to be at the centre of a broader weapons system, capable of commanding a squadron of drones.
"The model guarantees the child a place at the centre of family benefits and promotes wellbeing and gender equality," said Aino-Kaisa Pekonen, minister of social affairs and health, in a statement.
"Ukraine knows where the affiliated bonds (of former shareholders) are," said David Nietlispach at hedge fund Pala Assets in Switzerland, which owns some of the bonds at the centre of the case.
The U.S. military has put countering China and Russia, dubbed "revisionist powers", at the centre of a new national defence strategy unveiled earlier this month shifting priorities away from fighting Islamist militants.
Fast-growing Qatar Airways, at the centre of the tiny state's effort to become a tourism hub, is likely to face losses from being barred some of the Middle East's biggest hubs.
From the apologetic tenderness of "High Strangeness" to the destructive anxiety of "What's the Point of Anything," Corinthiax places McIlwee at the centre of a Venn diagram where romance and spirituality overlap.
The beleaguered economy itself is not at the centre of the disagreement; rather it is the European Commission and the IMF and others that are at loggerheads, squabbling over projections of Greek growth.
"Despite Baltex's closure, the Baltic Exchange remains at the centre of the global FFA market and is steadfast in its support of it," Baltic Exchange's Chief Executive Mark Jackson said in a statement.
TripAdvisor is promoting hotels and other businesses that are at the centre of rape and sexual assault allegations, even after users notify them of alleged attacks by staff members, a Guardian report finds.
Primera was also at the centre of a battle between plane giants to expand the range and performance of their best-selling single-aisle jets, attracting new players to the lucrative transatlantic market.
The president of French dairy group Lactalis, which is at the centre of a salmonella infection scandal, said that the company would offer compensation to the families affected by its contaminated infant formula.
The materials sector - highly exposed to China's slowing economy - were at the centre of a selling barrage, with the metals and mining index slumping 2.3 percent, the worst affected sector in the benchmark.
For them, living in the Bay Area feels like being at the centre of a well-funded research lab where local startups test new ideas and services to see how well they fare.
Second, she pays taxes on some income and capital gains from the Privy Purse, which is part-funded by the Duchy of Lancaster, the estate at the centre of the Paradise Papers leaks.
Most Colombians know the FARC as a lawless army whose 52-year war against the state was at the centre of a conflict that caused more than 200,000 deaths and displaced 7m people.
Late last year, Goldman placed Vella on leave over his role in the bank's work for 1MDB, the Malaysian sovereign wealth fund at the centre of allegations of a multi-billion-dollar theft.
Boeing's anti-stall software is at the centre of investigations into last month's Ethiopian Airlines crash and a Lion Air accident in Indonesia in October that together killed a total of 346 people.
Kobe Steel, at the centre of a data-falsification scandal that has shaken Japan's manufacturing industry, admitted for the first time that executives were aware of the cheating, and reassigned three senior officials.
An offshore shell company at the centre of the operation enabled Troika to transfer $4.6 billion into and $4.8 billion out of the system between 2006 and early 2013, the OCCRP report said.
Rome, which was at the centre of the euro zone debt crisis in 2011-2012, faces concerns about 200 billion euros ($218 billion) of non-performing loans that are unlikely to be repaid.
As somebody who's always been a fiction lover, I learned very quickly to empathize with white stories, because they were everywhere, and white people were at the centre of every narrative I read.
Masvidal (UFC Fight Night 79), which took place in Seoul's Olympic Gymnastics Arena, is at the centre of a fight-fixing scandal being investigated by the South Korean authorities according to local reports.
The original SBS report didn't name the fighter at the centre of these allegations, they instead simply named him Player A and a "South Korean fighter"—including detail of his opponent being American.
LONDON, Aug 17 (Reuters) - Refinitiv tracking data briefly showed the Iranian tanker at the centre of a diplomatic dispute between Tehran and the West had changed its position status off Gibraltar on Saturday.
One of the world's largest air bag suppliers, Takata is at the centre of a massive global recall of its of air bag inflators, which can inflate violently, releasing metal shrapnel into vehicles.
ISTANBUL, Aug 29 (Reuters) - Iranian tanker Adrian Darya, at the centre of a dispute between Washington and Tehran, has changed course away from the Turkish coast, Refinitiv ship tracking data showed on Thursday.
About half of the surveyed companies said they have ties to Hubei province, at the centre of the epidemic, through for example a branch location, a supply chain link, or a customer base.
About half of the surveyed companies said they have ties to Hubei province, at the centre of the epidemic, through for example a branch location, a supply chain link, or a customer base.
Of the new cases, 16 were in the southeastern city of Daegu, where a church that was at the centre of the outbreak is located, and 33 from North Gyeongsang Province, KCDC said.
French insurer CNP, which has been at the centre of recent merger speculation, said its chief executive Frederic Lavenir had resigned for "personal reasons" and added it was working on finding his successor.
TAKE JUST about any trade fight today, and President Donald Trump's America is at the centre of it: with Europe over cars and aeroplanes; with foreign producers of steel; with China over, well, everything.
Ownership of the means of production has been at the centre of the biggest changes in British politics over the past century, points out Mathew Lawrence of the IPPR, a left-wing think tank.
Kim, a teacher starring on the Australian home renovation series The Block, is at the centre of a discussion about casual racism after she wore face paint and joked about "tribes" on the show.
The prosecutor had a change of heart and asked for the suspect, Andrew Brunson, the evangelical pastor at the centre of a diplomatic crisis between Turkey and America, to be released from house arrest.
Toshiba this week missed submitting audited third-quarter earnings for a second time and said it would consider selling a majority stake in the Westinghouse nuclear unit at the centre of its financial troubles.
"The U.S.-China trade spat has been at the centre of the oil market demise, which has sent the global economy to the brink of recession and negatively impacted oil demand forecasts," he said.
The middle of the jet market is at the centre of one of the most widely watched airplane battles for years, with potential sales valued at hundreds of billions of dollars over 2321 years.
A different kind of technology transfer is at the centre of the trade tussle that is likely to play a big part in defining the path of the world economy in years to come.
Indian banks could take a hit of more than $3 billion from loans and corporate guarantees provided to diamond companies at the centre of the alleged fraud at PNB, the tax department has estimated.
JOHANNESBURG, May 11 (Reuters) - Old Mutual's South African unit said on Wednesday it has not withdrawn insurance cover on a subsidiary of Oakbay Investments, a company at the centre of allegations over political influence.
Russia's struggling economy is at the centre of a beauty contest arranged by president Vladimir Putin, who has ordered a clutch of advisers to submit competing plans for a strategy to pep up growth.
Rome, which was at the centre of the euro zone debt crisis in 13-2012, now faces concerns about 200 billion euros ($218 billion) of non-performing loans that are unlikely to be repaid.
In the beginning I had no idea what I was doing, I just knew I wanted to be more involved at the centre of making films and I didn't want to work for others.
A national day of strikes is threatened on June 14th, when the Senate, the upper house, is due to consider the changes to France's labour laws which are at the centre of the dispute.
Pratt & Whitney is seen to be wary of the political risks of dealing with Iran, especially with the F-35 project at the centre of Trump's criticism of aerospace firms for going over budget.
Wang is at the centre of the unsubstantiated corruption allegations made by the exiled businessman against senior members of the party in the run-up to the 19th national congress, which starts next week.
Cambridge Analytica has said its work on Donald Trump's presidential campaign did not use data at the centre of the Facebook scandal, where the details of around 87 million users were allegedly improperly obtained.
"Sir Dave's unrivalled experience at the centre of UK economic policy for more than two decades gives him the thorough grounding needed to be successful in his new role," finance minister Philip Hammond said.
Dutch authorities on Thursday arrested two directors of the company at the centre of the food safety scare, with prosecutors saying they suspected them of threatening public health and possession of a prohibited pesticides.
LONDON, March 10 (Reuters) - Home Retail, the retailer at the centre of a bidding war, said sales at its Argos stores open over a year fell 1.1 percent in the eight weeks to Feb.
Zuma, forced to resign by the ANC last month, was at the centre of a 1990s deal to buy billions of dollars of European military hardware to upgrade South Africa's post-apartheid armed forces.
For flat earthers, then, the only way to reclaim humanity's identity and liberty in this corrupt society is to buck all authority and re-establish man and Earth at the centre of the universe.
BRUSSELS, Jan 28 (Reuters) - The European Commission said on Tuesday it would help fund two aircraft to bring European Union citizens back from Wuhan, the Chinese city at the centre of the coronavirus outbreak.
Choksi, managing director of Gitanjali Gems, along with billionaire jeweler and diamond merchant Nirav Modi are accused of being at the centre of the fraud involving PNB, the country second-largest state-run lender .
Rome, which was at the centre of the euro zone debt crisis in 2011-2012, now faces concerns about 200 billion euros ($218 billion) of non-performing loans that are unlikely to be repaid.
Their names were disclosed in plea-bargain testimony by former executives of Odebrecht, a firm at the centre of a scheme to siphon money from Petrobras, the state-controlled oil company, to parties and politicians.
Discourse around the relationship at the centre of Call Me By Your Name proved that much of the media doesn't even know how to discuss these kinds of queer relationships despite how common they are.
A plea bargain between prosecutors and executives of Odebrecht, a construction firm at the centre of the Petrobras scandal, could lead to charges against 150-odd congressmen and several ministers, or so it is rumoured.
SINGAPORE, Feb 6 (Reuters) - Singapore is preparing a second evacuation flight in the coming days from Wuhan, the locked down Chinese city at the centre of the coronavirus epidemic, officials familiar with the plans said.
For firms that are at the centre of public-policy debates, a broad base of shareholders, able both to benefit from firms' success and to question their activities, looks better than one dominated by plutocrats.
The Lib Dems have put the EU at the centre of their national campaign, courting the 48% of voters who backed Remain by promising a second referendum on whatever deal is eventually struck with Brussels.
A state-backed fund, the Innovation Network Corp of Japan (INCJ), has been at the centre of trade ministry efforts to forge a successful bid that will keep the highly prized unit under domestic control.
South Africa's finance minister, Nhlanhla Nene, resigned after testifying that he had met the Gupta family, which is at the centre of allegations of cronyism and "state capture", more often than he had previously disclosed.
AMP meanwhile found itself at the centre of a data breach, with a Chinese AMP contractor pleading guilty on Thursday to downloading confidential documents of 20 customers and sending them to his personal email address.
Renault plans to put China at the centre of its strategic plan for 2017-2022, Chief Executive Carlos Ghosn said on Monday at the inauguration of the firm's first assembly plant in Wuhan, central China.
Israel's largest telecoms group, at the centre of an investigation into alleged securities offences, said it would focus on core operations and could sell its call center business, Bezeq Online, and the Walla News website.
The black hole in question (pictured below) is located at the centre of a galaxy 55m light-years from Earth called Messier 87, one of the largest and most luminous galaxies in the nearby universe.
"At the centre of our manifesto is a plan to create many more jobs and ensure that all workers can earn a decent living," Ramaphosa told African National Congress supporters at a stadium in Durban.
The software known as MCAS is at the centre of accident probes in both the crash of Ethiopian flight 302 and a Lion Air accident in Indonesia five months earlier that together killed 346 people.
The so-called MCAS software is at the centre of accident probes in both the crash of Ethiopian flight 302 and a Lion Air accident in Indonesia five months earlier that together killed 346 people.
"Serial" skims a uncomfortable line between life-and-death news and entertainment, and the focus on Ms Koenig's personal search for the truth puts her a bit too squarely at the centre of the story.
She also said that by misleading parliament over whether he had met the Guptas, friends of former president Jacob Zuma at the centre of an influence-peddling scandal, Gordhan had violated an executive ethics code.
"I was heartened by the INCB President's recent reminder to us that we must put health and welfare at the centre of a balanced approach to treaty implementation," she told the special assembly on Wednesday.
By 2050 it is more than possible that the United Kingdom will be the greatest and most prosperous economy in Europe – at the centre of a new network of trade deals that we have pioneered.
To feel truly put upon and to be ingratiated toward the broad human struggle which ought to lie at the centre of a survival game, one needs to share an understanding of their character's pain.
But the rampaging waters, and the limp official response to them, are a problem for David Cameron, who has put the project of creating an economic "Northern Powerhouse" at the centre of his second term.
She visited North Rhine-Westphalia eight times prior to the vote and has put homeland security at the centre of campaign in a bid to attract public backing as the country faces continued security threats.
"Primeval is the place at the centre of the universe" it begins—and that universality, packed as the narrative is with offbeat characters and one strange episode after another, was the secret of its success.
Zaha Hadid Architects took inspiration from the historic 1929 Handley Page aircraft—which is at the centre of the gallery—for the space and incorporated airflow equations used in aviation into the aerodynamically-influenced structure.
An uppity, lippy black like him, jabbering from six months old and always the orator at the centre of a crowd of boys, became an instant threat both to white men and, worse, white women.
Nestled in a valley in the northeastern Aragon region, where pollen drifts over pine trees that have gradually spread across the formerly arable land, the village is at the centre of a creeping population desert.
It puts questions of identity, immigration and national sovereignty at the centre of the debate, where she can shape the agenda and peel away votes from not only the centre-right but the left, too.
The power stations were at the centre of an international scandal after German engineering company Siemens said its power turbines had been installed at them without its knowledge and in violation of European Union sanctions.
The same facilities were at the centre of an international scandal after German engineering company Siemens said its power turbines had been installed at them without its knowledge and in violation of European Union sanctions.
ZURICH, Jan 15 (Reuters) - Switzerland is again at the centre of a dispute over a Nazi-era art trove as the Basel Art Museum reconsiders demands it return a Jewish art historian's collection to descendants.
BAGHDAD, April 9 (Reuters) - Iraq's top court will begin hearings in May on the legality of oil exports from Kurdistan, which are at the centre of a row between the semi-autonomous region and Baghdad.
The businesswoman at the centre of an alleged conflict of interest scandal facing Boris Johnson says the prime minister has "cast me aside like I am some gremlin" since the controversy hit the news headlines.
ISLAMABAD, Feb 19 (Reuters) - Angry parents of Pakistani students stuck in the locked down province at the centre of China's coronavirus outbreak confronted government ministers at a meeting on Wednesday, demanding their children are evacuated.
The lira has slowly strengthened since Friday, when Turkey ruled to release a U.S. pastor who has been at the centre of a row between Ankara and Washington that has contributed to the currency crisis.
Investors are concerned that the broader Indian banking sector could take a hit of more than $90.5553 billion from loans and corporate guarantees provided to diamond companies at the centre of the massive alleged fraud.
Britain is at the centre of Europe's steel crisis as its mills pay some of the world's highest energy costs and green taxes, while business rates are up to 10 times higher than EU counterparts.
COPENHAGEN, Dec 20 (Reuters) - Danske Bank, at the centre of an international investigation into alleged money laundering, cut its 2018 outlook on Thursday for the second time this year, citing challenging market conditions on financial markets.
The Lebanese banking sector has been at the centre of an escalating crisis since the United States passed a law requiring banks to take steps to target the finances of the armed Shi'ite political group Hezbollah.
"It is a strategic location at the centre of Indonesia, close to growing urban areas," Widodo said at the presidential palace in Jakarta, adding that planning must start immediately if relocation is to begin in 22005.
The friend of Ms Park at the centre of the scandal, Choi Soon-sil, is alleged to have used some of the money she extracted from big companies to pay for her daughter's competitive horse-riding.
By the 703th century the potteries of Jingdezhen were at the centre of what Robert Finlay, author of "The Pilgrim Art", describes as "a commercial enterprise unprecedented in range and volume in the pre-modern world".
PARIS, July 27 (Reuters) - French insurer CNP Assurances , which has been at the centre of recent merger speculation, appointed an interim chief executive on Friday to replace departing Frederic Lavenir who unexpectedly quit earlier this month.
The same is true in China, where the "big three" internet giants, Alibaba, Baidu and Tencent, are at the centre of a web of investments in autonomous cars and mobility apps as well as electric vehicles.
"At the centre of it all, your eyes, your eyes …" Many aspects of the life and incredible achievements of David Bowie will be considered in the weeks and months ahead following the news of his death.
The execution of the new strategy presented last year will be at the centre of discussions, one of the sources said, while another said that speeding up the sale of assets will also be a focus.
The couple at the centre of this book live in Paris, but they could be any of the countless young-professional duos who are steadily gentrifying outer boroughs in increasingly unaffordable big cities around the world.
Three people briefed on the matter told Reuters on Friday that an anti-stall system at the centre of a probe into the Lion Air 737 MAX crash was also at play in the Ethiopian accident.
Cohen, who has described himself as Trump's "fix-it guy," has been at the centre of a controversy over a $130,000 payment he made to adult film star Stormy Daniels shortly before the November 2016 election.
The future of Prudential's old books of business are also at the centre of its planned demerger, while analysts said the prospect of a new chief executive at Aviva could also see them decide to sell.
LONDON, June 6 (Reuters) - Cambridge Analytica did receive data from the researcher at the centre of a scandal over Facebook data, the political consultancy's former chief executive told British lawmakers on Wednesday, contradicting his previous testimony.
China's second largest homebuilder said in a statement it that in the past week it had bought another 1.167 percent of Vanke, which is at the centre of a rare high-profile and complex corporate battle.
Eight member states in the east at the centre of the case, all formerly dominated by Moscow, now have until May 4 to object to the European Commission's view and could seek changes in the deal.
We need a Europe that invests in innovation, artificial intelligence, in digital technology, which is at the centre of issues that will define future growth and which can represent us before China and the United States.
"These brands stand for France and they sell around the world, so anything that puts the France brand at the centre of people's minds is going to help them and how they are regarded," he said.
Meanwhile, adding to investor enthusiasm was a report Hong Kong's leader would announce the formal withdrawal of a proposed extradition bill that is at the centre of months of protests drove luxury brand Burberry 4% higher.
The 737 MAX has been grounded since March while Boeing updates flight control software at the centre of two fatal crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia that together killed 346 people within a span of five months.
To banish the virus, the company has pledged to donate 32 tonnes of ethanol for use in disinfecting buildings and public places in Busan and southeastern Daegu, the city at the centre of South Korea's outbreak.
BEIRUT, Aug 30 (Reuters) - Lebanon has not been informed whether an Iranian oil tanker, at the centre of a U.S.-Iran confrontation, was heading to one of its ports, the finance minister told Reuters on Friday.
Ten-year bond yields in Italy, which has been at the centre of the coronavirus outbreak in Europe, steadied in late trade and were last hovering around 1.08% — drawing some support from expectations for ECB easing.
BEIJING, Jan 24 (Reuters) - China's central province of Hubei, which is at the centre of a coronavirus outbreak, has sought more financial support from the central government, officials of the provincial capital, Wuhan, said on Friday.
China's favourable balance of trade position with the United States has long been a sore point in the trade relationship and is at the centre of an increasing bitter dispute between the world's two biggest economies.
Last month, the Olympic qualifying tournament featuring China, Australia, Taiwan and Thailand was hastily moved to Sydney from Wuhan, the city at the centre of the outbreak that has killed more than 2,200 people in China.
ET. The new coronavirus has infected about 500 people in China's prisons, almost half outside the province at the centre of the epidemic, authorities said, while South Korea reported 100 new cases that doubled its infections.
The Southeast Asian travel hub confirmed its first case of the coronavirus strain on Thursday, a tourist from the Chinese city of Wuhan at the centre of the outbreak, and said another had tested positive preliminarily.
The company said it had recorded an impairment of tangible assets of 87 million euros related to Dengvaxia, its dengue vaccine currently at the centre of a health scare in the Philippines, in the fourth quarter.
"Cultivate have always been at the centre of the tech scene in Edinburgh and have supported events and initiatives across the board," said Stephen Coleman, CEO of CodeBase, the tech campus in Edinburgh where Cultivate was based.
LAGOS, May 8 (Reuters) - A Nigerian civil rights group launched a legal case on Tuesday aimed at forcing the government to revoke a disputed 2011 oilfield deal at the centre of a string of international corruption investigations.
EDINBURGH (Reuters) - Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon's plans to lead her nation to independence from the United Kingdom have been muddled by Brexit, but the whirlwind at the centre of British politics may yet advance her cause.
RCBC is at the centre of a Senate investigation into a cyber heist in which $81 million stolen from the Bangladesh Bank's account at the U.S. Federal Reserve Bank of New York was allegedly deposited at RCBC.
Today there is no company that truly competes with Facebook's suite of apps, partly because it has hoovered up competitors such as Instagram, the wildly successful photo app that is at the centre of its future plans.
LONDON, Nov 24 (Reuters) - Dee Valley, a British regional water group at the centre of a takeover battle, switched its recommendation back to Severn Trent on Thursday after the bigger group again trumped investment fund Ancala's offer.
Leadsom has put her 25 years' experience working in financial services at the centre of her campaign to become leader but five former colleagues told Reuters Leadsom did not have a prominent role or manage client money.
Autoliv has also been winning new business for products such as airbags and seatbelts from Japanese rival Takata, which has been at the centre of the auto industry's biggest-ever recall and filed for bankruptcy last year.
Boeing is working on a fix to anti-stall software at the centre of investigations into the crashes and hopes to get approval from regulators to get the jet back flying by the end of the year.
The firm, China's answer to Alphabet Inc's Google, was at the centre of a national media outcry last year when a student with a fatal cancer blamed Baidu averts for directing him to suspect, ultimately ineffectual treatment.
RPC, which is at the centre of a potential bidding war between Apollo Global and Berry Global, said quarterly revenue from continuing operations was 894 million pounds ($1.17 billion), compared with 898 million pounds a year earlier.
In the whirlwind of kung-fu moves and punches which followed Goiko managed one last swipe at Maradona, connecting with a flying kick of his own as his nemesis found himself at the centre of the maelstrom.
While no direct link has yet been established, the MCAS flight control software and related pilot training are at the centre of the investigation, and U.S. lawmakers are questioning the Federal Aviation Administration's certification of MAX's safety.
Vanke, which is at the centre of a rare high-profile and complex corporate battle, said Evergrande and nine of its controlled firms had hiked their stakes in the company to 1.10 billion A shares during Aug.
MAPUTO, May 23 (Reuters) - Mozambique's tuna fishing fleet needs to be refitted to meet European Union standards, Finance Minister Adriano Maleiane said on Monday, piling more costs onto a project at the centre of a debt crisis.
Still, many global private banks have put Asia at the centre of their growth strategy, hiring thousands of people and tapping new customer segments in a region expected to soon boast more billionaires than the United States.
TenneT's plan, first announced in June, involves the construction of one or more artificial islands around Dogger Bank, roughly at the centre of the North Sea between Denmark, Germany, Britain, Norway and Belgium, with connections to each.
The dispute culminated in a $190 billion tax charge against Acacia and an industry-wide ban on the export of raw minerals, matters at the centre of ongoing negotiations between Acacia parent Barrick Gold and the government.
The smelter and associated infrastructure were at the centre of scandal late last year that resulted in the resignation of parliament speaker Setya Novanto after he was accused of trying to extort shares from Freeport's local unit.
LONDON, Dec 6 (Reuters) - Christine Keeler, the woman at the centre of a 1960s love triangle between a minister and Soviet naval attache that produced Britain's biggest political sex scandal, has died at the age of 75.
Turkey's lira has strengthened since Friday, when Turkey released a U.S. pastor who has been at the centre of a row between Ankara and Washington, reflecting growing optimism about an improvement in ties with the United States.
You know, there is belief, there's struggles, there is joy, and at the centre of it all, every religion has a God—it doesn't matter which name it is—you know, and we all have our struggles.
Having spent the majority of his long career in the second tier of English football, and after visibly struggling for much of last season, he's now a man mountain at the centre of Leicester's rock-hard defence.
The cathedral is owned by the state and has been at the centre of a dispute between the nation and the Paris archdiocese over who should finance restoration work to collapsed balustrades, crumbling gargoyles and cracked facades.
VIRUS: Mainland China reported a rise in new confirmed cases of coronavirus on Thursday, reversing three straight days of declines, because of a spike in new infections in Wuhan, the city at the centre of the outbreak.
OSLO, Aug 30 (Reuters) - Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Friday an Iranian oil tanker, now in waters south of Turkey and at the centre of a confrontation between Washington and Tehran, was headed for Lebanon.
TOKYO, March 25 (Reuters) - Japan's capital of Tokyo is at the centre of its coronavirus epidemic with more cases than any other region after a record number in a single day, data from public broadcaster NHK showed.
The days of Jack Johnson and his place at the centre of a crude battle of the races are long gone, and promoters are ever having to find new ways to whip up fight hysteria and resultant revenues.
Vanke, the residential property developer at the centre of a high-profile power struggle, is planning to buy through its wholly owned private equity arm V Capital Ltd, with a $194 million loan facility, sources told Basis Point.
In 2011, Berry moved the store from Afflecks Palace, the indoor market at the centre of the city's Northern Quarter where he and Martin Price first opened in 1985, to the more accessible Stevenson Square around the corner.
LONDON, Oct 11 (Reuters) - A senior accountant at the centre of a trial of three former Tesco executives did not raise his concerns over a hole in its accounts during his own appraisal, a court heard on Wednesday.
The 1MDB scandal is at the centre of a clutch of civil suits filed by the U.S. Department of Justice, which is seeking to seize assets believed to have been bought using money stolen from the state fund.
But Damian Hinds, the employment minister, said on October 30th that the government, too, was "looking at" unpaid internships, which he linked to social mobility, the subject Theresa May has put at the centre of her domestic agenda.
The ruling blindsided the government, trashing May's plan to secure last-minute approval from parliament this week, and putting Bercow, a man who unashamedly revels in the importance of his office, at the centre of Britain's Brexit drama.
A police source told Reuters that the third-tier side Uniao de Leiria, owned by Russian businessman Aleksandr Tolstikov, was at the centre of the investigation in which Tolstikov, another Russian national and two Portuguese have been indicted.
Whether with pickaxe or dynamite, their own or animal muscle, in a digger or a diesel truck, thick-necked miners have been at the centre of an industry that supplies the raw materials for almost all industrial activity.
SYDNEY, March 29 (Reuters) - Devastated former test captain Steve Smith broke down in tears of remorse as the three disgraced cricketers at the centre of the Cape Town ball-tampering scandal made apologetic returns to Australia on Thursday.
In a terse letter to Alexis Tsipras, Greek prime minister, Ms Lagarde defended IMF staff who have found themselves at the centre of a furore over a leaked transcript of a teleconference where they discuss difficult bailout negotiations.
According to Russian Anti-doping Agency (RUSADA) records reviewed by Reuters in November, the Moscow laboratory at the centre of Russia's athletics doping scandal was also used to process tests for at least 20 other sports, including biathlon.
This is just a reflection of the fact that we have been extending and pretending a crisis and there is huge denial at the centre of these discussions, of the fact that the Greek program needed a rebooting.
Italian banker Ennio Doris told Reuters on Thursday he does not intend to increase his stake in Mediaset MS.MI, at a time when the private broadcaster is at the centre of a legal battle with French group Vivendi.
While the Fed's policy outlook suggested the U.S. economy was humming along nicely, the spectre of rising dollar yields, which along with trade tensions were at the centre of last week's global equities rout, dented appetite for risk.
At the centre of the crisis is the question of how to keep this border between the two countries free of checks once the UK leaves the EU and the trade and customs rules that come with membership.
The bank has terminated the contract of the senior banker, who was at the centre of the incident, as well as that of a second manager who was found to have hampered the original investigation, the FT said.
Eskom came under scrutiny in 2017 after leaked documents put it at the centre of allegations of improper dealings in the granting of lucrative coal-supply contracts to companies linked to the Guptas and former president Jacob Zuma.
Italy, at the centre of coronavirus outbreak in Europe, saw its 10-year government bond yields more than 60 basis points up at one point, while the closely-watched spread over Germany ballooned to almost 320 basis points.
RABAT (Reuters) - King Mohammed VI of Morocco on Monday ordered the repatriation of 100 Moroccan nationals, mostly students, from the Wuhan area of China, which is at the centre of an outbreak of coronavirus, the Royal Cabinet said.
Persson, who is due to be elected at an extraordinary general meeting on Wednesday, also said it hadn't crossed his mind that Swedbank would leave the Baltics - the region at the centre of money laundering allegations against Swedbank.
The Chinese province at the centre of the coronavirus outbreak reported a record rise in deaths and thousands more infections using a broader definition on Thursday, while Japan became the third place outside mainland China to suffer a fatality.
GENEVA (Reuters) - China on Monday decried some countries for denying entry to people from Hubei province, at the centre of the coronavirus outbreak, and cancelling of flights, as going against WHO recommendations not to take unnecessary or excessive measures.
The Britain-based Cambridge Analytica is at the centre of a controversy over harvested personal data about users of Facebook , which was used to target voters in the U.S. presidential election and Britain's 2016 referendum on European Union membership.
As the bosses of the company their father founded, renamed JBS in his honour, they are at the centre of a scandal that may force a president out of office for the second time in a year (see article).
The meeting marked the first visit to Japan by a Chinese foreign minister since the Japanese government took over three of the tiny islands at the centre of a dispute with China, from private Japanese owners in September 2012.
Asia-focused Standard Chartered and HSBC also rose about 2003%, tracking a rise in Asian markets after Hong Kong's leader Carrie Lam climbed down on the extradition bill at the centre of a week of protests in the city.
Retired air chief marshal S.P. Tyagi, 71, has been at the centre of allegations of impropriety in the 560 million-euro ($590 million) deal to buy the helicopters from AgustaWestland, a unit of the Italian defence group Leonardo-Finmeccanica .
Danske Bank said on Thursday that it was being investigated by the U.S. Department of Justice about non-resident accounts at its Estonian branch which are at the centre of a 200 billion euro ($230 billion) money laundering scandal.
The project called Stork Nest is at the centre of allegations that Babis, appointed prime minister after his party won an election in October last year, manipulated ownership of the project to win funding he was not entitled to.
Boeing said on Wednesday it successfully tested an update of the MCAS anti-stall software that is at the centre of probes in both the Ethiopian crash and October's Lion Air accident in Indonesia that together killed 346 people.
Mongolia's biggest foreign-invested project, the Oyu Tolgoi copper-gold mine run by Anglo-Australian giant Rio Tinto, is also at the centre of a corruption investigation involving a former finance minister who signed the original 2009 investment deal.
One area of disappointment is that I don't like making films where I don't get to talk to the person at the centre of the film, and that's what happened here, unfortunately: we couldn't get access to R. Kelly.
Asia-focused Standard Chartered and HSBC rose about 1%, tracking a rise in Asian markets after Hong Kong's leader Carrie Lam climbed down on the extradition bill at the centre of a week of protests in the Chinese satellite.
Mr Albright suspects the engineers were trying a technique developed by South Africa's defunct nuclear programme in which a lithium, deuterium and tritium tablet at the centre of a fission device boosts its yield with a bit of fusion.
Video broadcast by KABC-TV shows one of the big birds landed among seated observers who managed to toss it back into the air, only to have it land on a red carpet at the centre of the ceremony.
Clark said the question of guarantees at the centre of the latest negotiations remained separate from the economic case for the aircraft itself, which continued to be the "poster" model for the Emirates network and a major profit-earner.
SEOUL, Aug 14 (Reuters) - Thousands of South Koreans protested outside Japan's embassy in Seoul on Wednesday and city officials unveiled a new memorial to wartime 'comfort women' at the centre of a row over the two countries' shared history.
TALLINN/COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Danske Bank will pull out of Russia and the neighbouring Baltic states, the Danish lender said after Estonia ordered it to close the branch at the centre of one of the largest-ever money laundering scandals.
ISTANBUL, Aug 31 (Reuters) - An Iranian oil tanker at the centre of a dispute between Washington and Tehran is no longer heading towards Turkey's Iskenderun port and now has no specified destination, Refinitiv ship tracking data showed on Saturday.
Vice Health Minister Kim Gang-lip said fewer new cases were being counted as authorities had almost completed testing more than 200,000 followers of a church in the southeastern city of Daegu at the centre of South Korea's outbreak.
BEIJING, July 24 (Reuters) - China's top graft buster said on Tuesday that it had begun an investigation into possible corruption at vaccine maker Changsheng Biotechnology Co , which is at the centre of safety scandal that has ignited public anger.
KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said on Wednesday Kuala Lumpur was in talks with China to evacuate its citizens from Wuhan, the Chinese city at the centre of the outbreak of the new coronavirus.
"The Catholic Church is still very much part of our society but not at the centre of it as it was 40 years ago," Prime Minister Leo Varadkar, who last year became Ireland's first gay leader, told the BBC.
The dominant reflex since the British vote has been to emasculate the European Commission, the unloved "honest broker" at the centre of the EU system, sideline the European Parliament and hand more power back to national governments and lawmakers.
NAIROBI, Feb 17 (Reuters) - Kenya has recalled its ambassador to Somalia after the Mogadishu government's decision to auction oil and gas exploration blocks at the centre of a maritime territorial dispute in the Indian Ocean, the foreign ministry said.
Kolomoisky's control of strategic industries, including energy and media holdings, has put him at the centre of ongoing power battles among the political elite since street protests ousted Moscow-backed Viktor Yanukovich and the pro-Russian rebellion erupted in the east.
RCBC is at the centre of a Senate investigation into a cyber heist in which $81 million was stolen from the Bangladesh central bank's account at the U.S. Federal Reserve Bank of New York and allegedly deposited in the Philippine bank.
John Bellinger was chief legal adviser to the State Department from 2005 to 2009 and before that a top lawyer at the National Security Council, putting him at the centre of the toughest Bush-era debates about the war on terror.
GENEVA, Feb 3 (Reuters) - China on Monday decried some countries for denying entry to people from Hubei province, at the centre of the coronavirus outbreak, and cancelling of flights, as going against WHO recommendations not to take unnecessary or excessive measures.
LONDON, April 24 (Reuters) - A researcher at the centre of a scandal over the alleged misuse of the data of nearly 100 million Facebook users said on Tuesday that the work he did was not useful for micro-targeted adverts.
Aleksandr Kogan, who worked for the University of Cambridge, is at the centre of a controversy over Cambridge Analytica's use of millions of users' data without their permission after it was hired by Donald Trump for his 2016 election campaign.
Credit Suisse said the new structure would result in closer proximity to clients, shorten decision-making lines and increase focus in a region where private banking is at the centre of its growth strategy and has been an area of expansion.
For unlike his predecessor, Cryan has made a point of speaking German, staying attuned to the mood music in the local press and putting Deutsche Bank's own backyard, rather than Wall Street and London, at the centre of its growth strategy.
Shortly before noon Ecuadorean food carts show up where Roosevelt Avenue meets Junction Boulevard, piled with trays of steamed maize, fried chicken, squash and, at the centre of each cart, a massive, deep-fried pork shoulder, equal parts delicious and intimidating.
Ruskin was at the centre of a constellation of intellectuals, including Matthew Arnold and Walter Bagehot (a former editor of this newspaper), who devoted themselves to stitching the country back together by reforming capitalism and re-moralising the ruling class.
Built as two long concrete superstructures with a ceremonial mound at the centre of its ample public gardens, it is considered the realisation of the ideas that Peter and Alison Smithson, the great ideologues of brutalism, had promulgated through their teaching.
PRAGUE, Jan 4 (Reuters) - The Czech Finance Ministry said it proposes to give up a European Union subsidy for a project at the centre of a police investigation that has hurt the minority government's chances of winning a parliamentary confidence vote.
The portrait of obfuscating officialdom that Mr Lloyd Parry paints has parallels in the account he wrote in 2011 of the murder in Tokyo of Lucie Blackman, the young woman at the centre of his earlier book, "People Who Eat Darkness".
The islands were at the centre of a more serious clash on Tuesday, when both South Korea and Japan responded to what they saw as a violation of their air space near the islands by Russian and Chinese military planes.
Airbus took a charge of 463 million euros for shutdown costs, but is expected to be forgiven some 2380 billion euros of outstanding European government loans under a funding system that stands at the centre of a trade dispute with Boeing.
It took a charge of 22005 million euros for shutdown costs, but is expected to be forgiven some 2380 billion euros of outstanding European government loans under a funding system that stands at the centre of a trade dispute with Boeing.
France - at the centre of Europe's political concerns, because far-right, eurosceptic Marine Le Pen is in contention for an upcoming presidential vote - saw its 10-year borrowing costs converge briefly with lower-rated Ireland for the first time since 2007.
LONDON, March 21 (Reuters) - The Cambridge University academic at the centre of a row over the use of Facebook data said the accuracy of the information he produced had been greatly exaggerated and would not be able to sway an election.
AIG's implosion had been at the centre of the financial crisis: any inkling that the government stood behind it would do much to reassure customers debating whether to pay upfront for a product that will not be delivered for many years.
Nakheel, at the centre of a debt crisis in Dubai in 2009 after a crash in real estate prices, is in talks with a small group of banks regarding the financing, the sources said, adding talks were at a preliminary stage.
JOHANNESBURG, Dec 15 (Reuters) - Standard Bank has asked a court to block the South African government from intervening in its decision to cut ties with the Gupta family which is at the centre of allegations of influence-peddling with the government.
Samsung Group leader Jay Y. Lee, who sat at the centre of the witness table, said Park had asked him during one-on-one meetings for support for boosting cultural and sports-related developments but did not specifically request money.
The Times said two men at the centre of allegations of state-sponsored doping in Russia offered its national swimming federation a deal to enable some swimmers to avoid testing in exchange for 3 million roubles ($46,000 at current rates).
UniCredit has been a long-time shareholder in the venerable merchant bank, which for much of Italy's post-war history was at the centre of a web of cross-shareholdings allowing it to call the shots at much of Italy Inc.
LONDON, April 19 (Reuters) - Sky, the European pay TV company at the centre of a bidding battle between Fox/Disney and Comcast, said it had added 38,000 new customers in its third-quarter, helping keep it on track for the year.
Generally, it's not the worst idea for us look back at the legacy of recorded music—even though the music industry's seeing a major shift from power sitting in the laps of the labels at the centre of the recording industry.
At the centre of Khan's latest challenge to Sharif's government are leaked documents from the Panama-based Mossack Fonseca law firm that appear to show that Sharif's daughter and two sons owned offshore holding companies registered in the British Virgin Islands.
"It's interesting as representations of erect penises are perhaps the most highly legislated image in our cultural economies, yet it [phallus worship] is at the centre of so many things," he explains, citing patriarchal Western societies and Christian ideologies as examples.
The special prosecutor's office is probing whether Samsung's support for a business and foundations backed by the president's friend, Choi Soon-sil, at the centre of the corruption scandal, may have been connected to the NPS support for the merger.
LONDON, May 20 (Reuters) - A Libyan businessman at the centre of a dispute between Libya's $67 billion sovereign wealth fund and French bank Societe Generale must disclose additional phone and banking records, a High Court judge in London ruled on Friday.
"If Britain wants to be confident, outward-looking and at the centre of the world's economy then expanding Heathrow must be a key building block in the Government's Brexit plan," Heathrow chief executive John Holland-Kaye said in a statement.
DUBAI, Aug 22 (Reuters) - State-owned property developer Nakheel, which was at the centre of Dubai's debt crisis in 2009, has finished recovering from a $16 billion debt restructuring by repaying an Islamic bond this month, its chairman said on Monday.
Cohen has been at the centre of a controversy surrounding payment to a porn star who has alleged that she had sex once in 2006 with Trump and was paid money shortly before the 2016 election to keep quiet about it.
The world's largest smartphone maker by market share has put safety at the centre of a phone-cum-tablet that is likely to compete for pre-holiday season sales with a widely expected 10th anniversary iPhone from U.S. rival Apple Inc.
Shares in Asia-focussed stocks including HSBC and luxury brand Burberry rose about 2% following a report that said Hong Kong's leader would announce the formal withdrawal of a proposed extradition bill that is at the centre of months of protests.
OSLO/ISTANBUL, Aug 30 (Reuters) - Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Friday he wanted to clarify that an Iranian tanker at the centre of a dispute between Washington and Tehran was headed towards Lebanese territorial waters, not a Lebanese port.
At the centre of the discussions between the groups' chief executives and chairmen as well as German state of Hesse's prime minister and economy minister will be the issue of where a merged group will be headquartered, the people added.
Nokia competes with Huawei and Ericsson for orders for new 5G networks which are at the centre of a brewing technology war between United States and China, as they are expected to host critical functions from driverless vehicles to military communications.
Six employees at Hyundai Motor's factories in the southeastern city of Ulsan are also at home, with four of them linked to a church at the centre of the virus outbreak in Daegu, a union spokesman said in a statement.
RABAT, Jan 27 (Reuters) - King Mohammed VI of Morocco on Monday ordered the repatriation of 100 Moroccan nationals, mostly students, from the Wuhan area of China, which is at the centre of an outbreak of coronavirus, the Royal Cabinet said.
The Commission said in a statement it had activated its EU Civil Protection Mechanism, under which it will co-fund two planes to bring European Union citizens back from Wuhan, the Chinese city at the centre of the virus outbreak.
BEIJING, Jan 24 (Reuters) - Hospitals in the central Chinese city at the centre of a coronavirus outbreak are calling on public support for protective supplies such as masks and suits, as supplies run low and the number of cases grows daily.
While her story is but one amongst the millions of those currently or recently exploited, it is a stark illustration of the importance of putting women and girls at the centre of efforts to tackle the global scourge of slavery.
The Times - Inmarsat Plc, the UK satellites operator, was at the centre of a possible two-way bidding battle after French company Eutelsat Communications SA expressed interest in making an offer only two weeks after an American bidder was rejected. bit.
"The tightening impact on financial conditions of the stronger dollar doesn't help and I think that is at the centre of all the crises we are now talking about in emerging markets," said Jim McCaughan, CEO of $450 billion asset manager Principal.
MANILA, Feb 8 (Reuters) - The Philippine minister at the centre of a row over her decision to shut more than half the country's mines said closure orders would be released on Wednesday, after mining firms questioned the absence of any formal notices.
TOKYO, June 26 (Reuters) - Takata Corp, at the centre of the auto industry's biggest ever product recall, filed for bankruptcy protection in the United States and Japan, and said it would be bought for $1.6 billion by U.S.-based Key Safety Systems.
Oil futures were also down in a tentative sign that worries about an attack at a Saudi oil field over the weekend have eased, but some traders were nervously monitoring an Iranian tanker at the centre of a clash between Tehran and Washington.
DELTA AIR LINES found itself at the centre of a social-media storm when Adam Saleh, a YouTube personality who posts about life as a Muslim American, was removed from one of its flights for—apparently—no greater crime than speaking Arabic.
The social network has been at the centre of controversy over suspected Russian manipulation of the 2016 U.S. presidential election via its platform, and the leak of personal data of 87 million users to a political consultancy that advised Donald Trump's team.
ATHENS, Aug 20 (Reuters) - Greece said on Tuesday it had had no request for an oil tanker at the centre of a row between Iran and the U.S. to dock at one of its ports, as Washington warned Greece against helping the vessel.
Little Monsters, a low-budget Australian indie horror-comedy starring Lupita Nyong'o, is no different in that respect — except that instead of a ragtag bunch of misfits, the humans at the centre of this zombie attack are three adults and a kindergarten class.
It has also revealed that construction firms at the centre of Brazil's Lava Jato corruption investigation had won at least $9.6bn worth of overvalued contracts in Argentina during the earlier left-wing governments of Cristina Fernández de Kirchner and her husband, Néstor Kirchner.
MUNICH, Feb 5 (Reuters) - Siemens Chief Executive Joe Kaeser is ready for Siemens Energy - an energy business it plans to spin off by September - to be at the centre of the global debate on climate change, he told the company's AGM on Wednesday.
Even in the euro zone, countries such as Spain and Italy, at the centre of the region's debt crisis five years ago when their borrowing costs spiked and they could only raise cash for a couple of years, have turned a corner.
"Our main demands concern low wages, contract employees not being made permanent and workers being denied basic respect," said S Kannan, Kanchipuram district president at the Centre of Indian Trade Unions, one of the leaders involved in organising the strike at Yamaha.
Fellow inmates include Choi Soon-sil, a friend of President Park Geun-hye who is at the centre of the scandal and who Lee is accused of bribing, as well as the country's former culture minister and former presidential chief of staff.
Abe and Putin agreed to launch talks on joint economic activities on disputed islands at the centre of the territorial row as a step toward concluding a peace treaty formally ending World War Two, the two sides said in a joint statement.
Airbus said in February it had been asked to supply information to U.S. authorities about conduct at the centre of a UK and French probe into the use of middlemen in jetliner sales, potentially drawing the United States into the corruption case.
YANGON, April 28 (Reuters) - Scaffolding around the 139-year old Burma Railway Headquarters, a red-brick colonial relic at the centre of a half billion dollar property development in central Yangon, hasn't seen much action since the project was announced four years ago.
ANKARA (Reuters) - A plane carrying the U.S. pastor at the centre of a row between Ankara and Washington, took off from the airport in Turkey's western Izmir province late on Friday, a witness said, hours after a court ruled he could go free.
Eskom, drowning in debt of over 450 billion rand and reliant on government bailouts to keep the lights on, is at the centre of a judicial inquiry into corruption at state entities, in addition to several other probes into mismanagement at the company.
Adding to pressure on the lender, state broadcaster SVT said separately that Swedbank may have misled U.S. investigators over transactions by its customers linked to Mossack Fonseca, a Panamanian law firm at the centre of a global tax avoidance and money laundering scandal.
"Zhengzhou sits at the centre of a vast rail, highway and air transport network that forms the linchpin of China's development plans for its central and western regions," said Mr Fernandes, who has been trying to enter the Chinese market for years.
ANKARA (Reuters) - U.S. pastor Andrew Brunson, at the centre of a row between Ankara and Washington, arrived at the airport in Turkey's western Izmir province on Friday, a Reuters photographer at the scene said, hours after a court ruled he could go free.
"Our main demands concern low wages, contract employees not being made permanent and workers being denied basic respect," said S Kannan, Kanchipuram district president at the Centre of Indian Trade Unions, one of the leaders involved in organizing the strike at Yamaha.
CAIRO, March 6 (Reuters) - Egypt has appointed a new head of its agriculture quarantine authority, the ministry of agriculture said on Sunday, replacing Saad Moussa, a figure who has been at the centre of a controversy over the country's wheat import requirements.
That echoes inaccuracies in applications for UK export aid which triggered the separate UK and French probes, but the now-disbanded headquarters team at the centre of those accusations was not involved in the U.S. ITAR process, sources familiar with the matter said.
Given that the researchers reckon each array at the centre of the device could cost less than a dollar to make, the technology appears to have the potential to be used in hand-held devices that could be widely carried by security staff.
STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - The body that awards the Nobel Prize in Literature has asked the wife of the man at the centre of a rape scandal to resign from the Swedish Academy as it tries to rebuild its reputation, a member said on Friday.
LONDON (Reuters) - A Conservative lawmaker at the centre of efforts to block a no-deal Brexit said on Saturday he was pessimistic about his chances because he and other party colleagues could not support a caretaker government led by opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn.
BEIJING, July 29 (Reuters) - Police in the northeastern Chinese city of Changchun said on Sunday they had asked prosecutors to approve the arrest of 18 people at Changsheng Bio-technology Co Ltd, a vaccine maker at the centre of a safety scandal.
At the centre of the current Brexit crisis is the question of how to keep the Northern Irish border with the Republic of Ireland free of checks once the UK leaves the EU and the trade and customs rules that come with membership.
Banks doing business in Estonia, which has been at the centre of a money-laundering scandal involving Danske Bank, handled cross-border transactions of more than $1 trillion in and out of the country between 2008 and 2017, according to its central bank.
France's Lactalis, one of the world's largest dairy groups, has been at the centre of a health scare over the past few weeks after three dozen babies fell ill in France as a result of contaminated baby milk produced by the company.
When designer Rachel Roy—the suspected woman at the centre of The Becky Situation—posted a photo to her Instagram with the caption "Good hair, don't care," the hive went in so hard that Roy, too, was forced to make her account private.
Google has found itself at the centre of a British storm in recent days after major companies from supermarkets to banks and consumer groups pulled their adverts from its YouTube site after they appeared alongside videos carrying homophobic and anti-Semitic messages.
BEIRUT, Sept 3 (Reuters) - The Iranian oil tanker Adrian Darya 1 at the centre of a dispute between Tehran and Western powers appears to have turned off its transponder in the Mediterranean west of Syria, Refinitiv ship-tracking data showed on Tuesday.
The Chinese yuan nursed losses in offshore trading, while safe-havens such as the Japanese yen and the Swiss franc held onto gains hours before a travel blockade of the Chinese city at the centre of the outbreak starts later on Thursday.
PARIS, Jan 25 (Reuters) - French automotive group PSA , maker of the Peugeot and Citroen brands, said in a statement it will repatriate expat staff and their families from the Wuhan area in China, which is at the centre of an outbreak of coronavirus.
At the centre of this new museum is a "Black Box", a closed concrete cube which can hold around 1,191927 exhibits from the Dessau Bauhaus Foundation's collection of more than 49,000 items (other treasures from the archives will be displayed in future shows).
Though Inaccessible is indeed remote, being near the South Atlantic's midpoint, the nature of oceanic circulation means that this is exactly the sort of place where floating rubbish tends to accumulate—at the centre of whirlpools thousands of kilometres across, called gyres.
NEW DELHI, March 6 (Reuters) - Indian tax inspectors raided on Tuesday premises of the Gupta family at the centre of a corruption scandal involving South Africa's former president, Jacob Zuma, on suspicion they were bringing money into their native country, an official said.
SEOUL, June 16 (Reuters) - Five weeks after a liberal president took office in South Korea pledging to ease tensions with China over a controversial missile defense system, the company at the centre of the dispute says it has yet to see any improvement.
Among those arrested by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) was Rajesh Jindal, currently a general manager with the bank, who between August 2009 and May 2011 ran the Mumbai branch at the centre of the biggest fraud in Indian banking history.
The treaty, ratified by South Africa in November 2018, could help the country extradite three Indian-born brothers - Atul, Ajay and Rajesh Gupta - who are at the centre of a corruption scandal that contributed to the downfall of former president Jacob Zuma.
Sky, the European pay-TV group at the centre of a fierce takeover battle, said it would add online video service Netflix to a new TV bundle, bringing drama like "The Crown" to its sport and entertainment offer for the first time.
At the centre of the dispute is how best to tackle banks' bad loans, which stand at more than $1 trillion, a thorny issue that has divided euro zone countries and is now driving a wedge between the ECB and the EU's parliament.

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