Hours worked in the business sector grew by 0.4 percent.
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Traditional investors did not understand its business sector, he said.
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The business sector accounted for 2023 percent of all breaches.
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But today, not surprisingly, the business sector is slipping into recession.
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But here's the question: shouldn't the business sector be doing this?
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Yet growth in the business sector will not last, it says.
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The Libertarian vision would replace state bureaucracy with business-sector bureaucracy.
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Investment Shrinking Things aren't looking so great in the business sector.
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That same year, the business sector contributed 43%, or $85 billion.
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Lurking behind those numbers, however, was a recession in the business sector.
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Rewe plans to use Lekkerland to build up a new convenience business sector.
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More to the point, technology has become more than simply a business sector.
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The revolving political door has angered and frustrated voters and the business sector.
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As the country's population becomes more diverse, so too does its business sector.
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Only, other swaths of the business sector have had little patience for Mrs.
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They work in the business sector… But with the permission of their family members.
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The problems with his analysis of the business sector, however, may be more systemic.
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I don't think that those who represent the business sector are all that scary.
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Many of the election committee's members represent special interests — the business sector, religious groups, rural associations — and given the new balance of power, some of them, especially the business sector, may now leverage their own votes to ask more from the government.
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On these, Lam is closer to the opposition than her supporters from the business sector.
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" Household debt has also risen as has business sector leverage "particularly among speculative-grade firms.
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The split between healthy household spending and a nervous business sector isn't sustainable, he says.
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Another impacted business sector crucial to the development of America's infrastructure is our mining industry.
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The business sector has taught us that corporations perform poorly when internal oversight is weak.
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Jacob is best known for his consultancy work in New York's residential and business sector.
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Falling home prices could also weigh on construction activity, which would eventually impact the business sector.
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The targets were the online services of banks, business sector and public institutions across the globe.
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"I want to express my satisfaction for the attitude of the business sector," Lopez Obrador said.
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The traditionally vibrant American small business sector was long viewed as a strength for the economy.
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Even some in the business sector, which broadly cheered him to power, have turned on him.
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The commission will be composed of architects and leaders in industry, academia, and the business sector.
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All of these efforts are very much in keeping with what we find in the business sector.
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JAMES BULLARD: Yeah, the agri-business sector has not been good for the last couple of years.
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The company continued to see big growth in its business sector offering cloud computing services to businesses.
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"People are concerned that it is not safe to protest, especially in the business sector," he sighed.
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Still, Bank of America signaled strength from the business sector, despite the ongoing US-China trade war.
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She previously told CNBC that Trump's rollback on regulations has renewed optimism in the small business sector.
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In the quest to win over Mexico's business sector, AMLO has positioned himself as a political moderate.
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One business sector looking to benefit from the arrival of thousands of athletes is the local condom industry.
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The business sector hoped a commonsense, business-friendly interpretation would clarify that and other ambiguities in the statute.
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When asked which business sector the company would tackle next, co-CEO Dubugras said he wasn't quite sure.
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Popular anger continued to rise, and mistrust of the "establishment" — both of government and the business sector — deepened.
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But instead of raising taxes and chasing away the business sector, the Irish government decided to slash spending.
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Meanwhile, the business sector was pressed by China into ceasing or reducing donations to pro-democracy parties or groups.
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One study suggests that in 1948, American intangible investment accounted for about 4% of non-farm business-sector output.
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"The automobile industry is the business sector which is under pressure the most," IHS Markit economist Chris Williamson said.
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"There's been a much more vibrant comeback in the small business sector in Detroit than anyone expected," he said.
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"On the economic side, whether it's the stock market, trade, investment and business sector, please don't stop," he said.
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Silicon Valley has more money than any other business sector, estimated at nearly $2 trillion in 2016, stashed overseas.
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Frem left the comfort zone of a successful 2202 years in the private business sector to run for parliament.
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Since 2600, productivity in the U.S. nonfarm business sector has only grown at an annualized rate of 23.3 percent.
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Those conversations "are not consistent with the business sector ramping up," Bostic told the Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce.
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The following day Ortega said he was willing to negotiate the social security changes, but only with the business sector.
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On a basic level, this reflects the power of the formal laws and informal norms that govern America's business sector.
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The small business sector in America occupies 30-50% of all commercial space, an estimated 20-34 billion square feet.
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But for McDonald's, it was like a whole-hearted investment in a new business sector, a new group of people.
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Soon after, Mr. Biondi resurfaced as the executive vice president of Coca-Cola's entertainment business sector, which included Columbia Pictures.
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Tradeshift, a social network for connecting supply chains, sees serious potential in India's small business sector, CEO Christian Lanng told CNBC.
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Remember, the small business sector forms the bedrock of the economy, and of course, this was reflected in the DOL numbers.
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Rakuten is getting into the Airbnb for business sector after it invested SG$4 million ($2.8 million) in Singapore-based MetroResidences.
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Given this harsh reality, and citing abuses and unintended consequences of the law, the business sector sought relief from the FCC.
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For the sake of the small business sector, regulations applied to BDCs need to be considered separately from other investment vehicles.
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"Anything we can do to increase the speed would be helpful to try to support the small business sector," she said.
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The coronavirus pandemic is but one factor in a confrontation between the South American nation's business sector and its authoritarian government.
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Operation Car Wash also serves as a warning for the business sector and its deep-rooted practice of influencing government decisions.
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So far this year, 12.8 million records have been compromised, including almost 2.5 million within the business sector, which includes retailers.
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For the business sector, more than half came from hiring in professional and technical services such as accounting, bookkeeping and advertising.
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"A lot of the business sector is very worried," said Eu, also was a former chairperson of the Hong Kong Bar Association.
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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has increased media control by legal changes, regulatory steps and takeovers of outlets by business sector associates.
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The number of hours worked on production in the business sector fell by 0.3 percent on declines in the service-producing industries.
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Scientists' discoveries and products extend far beyond the research laboratory, affecting people across the business sector — from designers to builders to consumers.
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How symbolically powerful would it be if council members reminded Modi that the business sector stands for international law and human rights.
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He acknowledged that Trump made a good point about the potential of a backstop measure to cause uncertainty in the business sector.
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On the other hand, the business sector is looking like it's in a good shape and the public sector is strong too.
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Ever since early colonial days, Hong Kong's business sector tended to support the city's political leadership in exchange for various economic privileges.
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Then there's the simple fact that Colau displaced a centrist coalition that controlled the government, the business sector, and the media for years.
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Giant ISPs often help scammers rip off their own customers, earning them the worst customer satisfaction ratings of any business sector in America.
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"Business sector debt relative to (gross domestic product) is historically high and there are signs of deteriorating credit standards," the Fed report stated .
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The household and government sectors seem able and willing to continue to spend, and thus offset the lower spending of the business sector.
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"Business sector debt relative to (gross domestic product) is historically high and there are signs of deteriorating credit standards," the Fed report stated.
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Uber rival Ola, the dominant taxi-hailing app in India, launched a service aimed at providing cabs for the business sector on Monday.
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This indicated that the slowdown in wage growth in the business sector in the fourt quarter of 2016 had evidently been only temporary.
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Despite Texas still being far from legalization, it was refreshing to see the festival acknowledge the green rush as a viable business sector.
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"It is a negative message for the business sector in general, and the result is a feeling of uncertainty and distrust," ROPEPCA told Reuters.
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Production has shot up 60 percent in the past decade, providing a greater single boost to the U.S. economy than any other business sector.
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Surges in consumer spending and government spending carried the U.S in the second quarter while the business sector braced for a souring global forecast.
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Ortega has also forged alliances with the business sector, helping Nicaragua to achieve average growth rates of 5 percent in the past five years.
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Baghdad views Iranian investment as key to helping its business sector; Iran views Iraq as a crucial partner amid the strain of U.S. sanctions.
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Fashion may be Italy's second-largest business sector (after industrial fabrication.) And Milan may be, as many now say, the New York of Italy.
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Orban said his government's chief objectives include downsizing government structures, investment in key infrastructure projects and correcting economic measures which have hit the business sector.
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A better way for them to track the underlying health of the U.S. business sector would have been to look at trends in corporate profits.
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By the numbers: In the survey, conducted for GE by Edelman Intelligence, 55% of the executives said protectionism would make their business sector more competitive.
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But importantly, the index has not fallen below 50, which indicates activity is still increasing and recessionary conditions aren't showing in the global business sector.
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Since the economic recession, traditional banks have consistently pulled away from the small business sector, leaving many companies struggling to fully recover from the downturn.
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"Lithuanians' trust in the business sector is not that high, but they trust people who are seen as successful," he said, referring to Mr. Karbauskis.
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The plan didn't address unemployment, which is at its highest in 45 years, nor did it tackle reforms that the business sector was hoping for.
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What these three tax measures all shared was a dramatic reduction in the taxes on the business sector, coupled with some help for working families.
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Reform the tax code so that the business sector can create jobs, without giving rich people a tax cut they don't need and don't deserve.
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Significant reforms, including regulatory corrections to the Dodd Frank Act, will address this need and bring more growth and vitality within our small business sector.
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"As long as the transition to a less oil-dependent economy is gradual, the business sector will have the chance to adapt," the governor said.
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"Point blank, Abiy said that demanding the state be out of the business sector is not feasible," said a hotel owner who was at the dinner.
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Network neutrality guarantees a level playing field for companies that deliver information through the Internet, and practically every business sector uses the Internet to disseminate information.
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Target on crumbling infrastructure A massive expansion of Northern Virginia's business sector is certain to put pressure on the region's crumbling infrastructure and maddening traffic gridlock.
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We are 1.5 times more likely than the general population to become entrepreneurs, and Latinas, specifically, are the fastest growing demographic in the small-business sector.
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The hefty yield on the bond, which partly financed its buyout by private equity group Apollo, was because of the cyclical nature of its business sector.
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The small business sector is essential to the U.S. economy, accounting for 99 percent of the U.S. businesses and nearly half of all private sector employment.
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Though Mr. Manno stands out for being penalized, his behavior is not uncommon: It has been documented on Capitol Hill, in the business sector and elsewhere.
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By the 1970s, Hanna says, "the business sector had gotten itself organized" against the New Deal consensus on the role of the state in the economy.
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Autonomous technology will drive change across a range of industries, the study predicts, the first green shoots of which will appear in the business-to-business sector.
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The deal gives JPMorgan the chance to add a new, niche business sector to its wholesale payments business, which the bank has steadily expanded in recent years.
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The truth is there hasn't been any increase in demand from the business sector to take on new debt, despite the much-ballyhooed surveys about business confidence.
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Either businesses right themselves to cater to the strong household sector, or the household sector will stop spending as the business sector starts to affect people's pocketbooks.
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It is being caused not by a stalemate between leftist governments and a reactionary business sector but by leftists in government who have reneged on their principles.
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He added however that the strong wage rises could trigger a wave of consolidation in the local small and medium-sized business sector, wiping out inefficient businesses.
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Clinton also has deep roots among relatively affluent, professional Democratic voters, who tend to support the trans-Pacific Partnership and are largely tolerant of the business sector.
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With the small business sector creating two-thirds of U.S. jobs, freeing up money to help them invest more in their business is critical, say many experts.
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We provide not only cash assistance for 44 nonprofits here in the Bay Area, currently, but we also connect them with the best of the business sector.
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The full QCEW data show that one particular business sector, biotechnology research and development, saw a nearly $34,000 rise in the average weekly paychecks -- a 1,031% jump.
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You directed us to immediately reach out to the American business sector ... to meet what we knew then would be the need [for] testing across the spectrum.
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The religious conservatives have by now come to dominate virtually all institutions of the state, as well as the media and even much of the business sector.
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Luo's only known visit to Hong Kong was in December 2018, when he led a delegation from Shanxi to promote investment opportunities to the city's business sector.
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As a bonus, by aligning itself as a customer rather than an operator of lunar landing services the space agency will nurture a brand-new business sector.
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"It is up to the business sector and the market to say whether it is a good agreement or not," said Liao, the vice minister of finance.
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In the past few years, unconscious bias training has become increasingly popular in the tech and business sector, who are facing gender diversity problems of their own.
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CNBC's Tania Bryer talks with Carolyn Fairbairn, the director general of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI), about the state of the U.K.'s business sector and economy.
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"The business sector would offer its support" if Japanese authorities were to intervene in the currency market, Sakakibara was quoted as saying at a news conference on Monday.
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A survey from July last year showed that the number of ultra-Orthodox employees in the business sector doubled from 8 percent in 2008, to 633% in 2015.
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Workers within the same business sector will be allowed to unite when negotiating wages and benefits with employers, though that aspect of the reform was weakened in negotiations.
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" Mexico's Ambassador to the United States Gerónimo Gutiérrez Fernández said a provision "would have very detrimental consequences to the business sector of the United States, Mexico and Canada.
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According to strategists at Citi, European banks are the worst performing combination of business sector and geographical region among the 285 they have tracked over the past decade.
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"A ho-hum outcome this month confirms that the small business sector is not performing with any strength," NFIB Chief Economist William C. Dunkelberg said in a statement.
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That was the day after the Mexican government announced that it had begun a 803-day period of consulting with its business sector in preparation for NAFTA talks.
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The small-business sector is traditionally responsible for two-thirds of the nation's net new jobs, but it has been in an overall state of decline since 2008.
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SFI is a non-profit firm established by Ronald Cohen and Yaron Neudorfer and cooperates with the government and business sector to create mechanisms for positive social impact.
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That is a travesty, considering the size and economic importance of our country's small-business sector and the focus on jobs and the economy since the 2016 election.
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But politicians are increasingly providing ethical firms with policy support, like the rest of the business sector, because they recognize the economic benefits they can deliver, he said.
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Frenkel said he was not going to be a spokesman for the U.S. administration but that the policy measures have been received very enthusiastically by the business sector.
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But his decades-long track record in the business sector and the nonprofit world, and his management of his current campaign, suggests he's willing to violate ethical norms too.
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"At some point in time, either the business sector has to come back or the consumer will falter," said Diane Swonk, chief economist for the accounting firm Grant Thornton.
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When the Obama administration sought business sector support for climate action in the run-up to the Paris Climate Summit in December, it had no trouble drumming up interest.
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Banks held 2.35 trillion Egyptian pounds ($131.58 billion) in government securities at the end of September compared with 804.8 billion pounds in outstanding loans to the private business sector.
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They don't want to talk about the Republican track record on the economy, which is successfully putting people back to work and making the American business sector great again.
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The best way to help those in poverty is to allow the marketplace to work and make it easier for individuals to find opportunities in the small business sector.
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While Mr. Trump is aligned with much of the business sector on regulatory and energy issues, he is more hostile on trade, where he departs from Republican economic orthodoxy.
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Many experts agree that Congress is under immense pressure from the business sector to enact comprehensive privacy legislation before the California Consumer Privacy Act becomes effective in January 2020.
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As chairwoman of the House Small Business Committee, I'm committed to finding ways that we can work across the aisle to promote new opportunities for America's small-business sector.
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If Trump can defy the odds and secure an elusive deal with China, the victory could reassure an anxious U.S. business sector and rally his base before the election.
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His administration joined with business sector and labor leaders in December to raise the minimum wage by about 16 percent, to boost the fortunes of the nation's working class.
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Much like the failed repeal of the Affordable Care Act, the import tax is dividing conservatives, the business sector and some of the deepest-pocketed groups funding conservative politics.
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"A highly leveraged business sector could amplify any economic downturn as companies are forced to lay off workers and cut back on investments," Powell said in a speech last month.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average — 30 big stocks that are chosen to represent the health of the US business sector and economy — fell more than 530 points by midday trading.
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Fresh in the memory of the business sector is the 63.8 percent decline in net foreign direct investment after the political chaos surrounding former socialist President Fernando Lugo's 2012 impeachment.
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And panic over the virus continues to pummel the Chinese business sector in cities like New York, where fear of the disease has driven people away from east Asian neighborhoods.
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New York (CNN Business)Coronavirus panic continues to pummel the Chinese business sector in New York City as fear of the deadly disease drives people away from east Asian neighborhoods.
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Defense contractor Northrop Grumman said Monday it will buy missile and rocket maker Orbital ATK for about $7.8 billion in cash, with plans to establish a new, fourth business sector.
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"For the energy transition, it is crucial for the business sector – which is by far the largest energy consumer – to embrace sustainability," Jeroen de Haas, the Eneco Group's CEO, said.
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Even among the business sector there was skepticism, because, essentially, you were turning over Hong Kong to a sovereign power whose philosophy, ideology and everything else was so totally different.
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"Builders are confident that changes to the tax code will promote the small business sector and boost broader economic growth," said NAHB Chairman Randy Noel, a homebuilder from LaPlace, Louisiana.
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" In the minutes from its Federal Open Market Committee, the central bank said several of the FOMC members were concerned about "the high level of debt in the nonfinancial business sector.
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The result would be a more competitive American business sector and a more rational allocation of capital within it, with a minimal loss of revenues to Uncle Sam — and maybe none.
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"The business combination is expected to significantly strengthen Merck's Performance Materials business sector, creating a leading electronic materials player focused on the semiconductor and display industries," it said in a statement.
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And here is what the incoming administration has to work with: There was zero growth of labor productivity in the nonfarm business sector during the first nine months of this year.
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The forecast is based on assumption that the country's economy will grow 3 percent this year, and loan demand is mainly driven by business sector, Chief Executive Arthid Nanthawithaya told reporters.
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But years of only piecemeal economic reforms in China and continued industrial policies that U.S. companies complain have eroded their competitive edge have weakened key U.S. business sector support for China.
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The American people and the business sector clearly need reassurances that their data will be protected from illegal intrusions, whether from digital theft by criminals or unwarranted access by government officials.
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"In combination with a rebound in business conditions this month, this suggests that the business sector has continued to perform strongly as we enter the second half of 2018," said Oster.
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The breadth of the tariffs remains a contentious topic in the business sector and the White House, with some industries fretting about retaliation and increased costs to American companies and consumers.
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He is not a frequent visitor in the corridors of Jerusalem's fancy hotels or the trendy restaurants of Tel Aviv, nor has he established deep ties with Israel's booming business sector.
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Nozick said there were many female leaders because it was "about caring and relationships and that has always been at the forefront of what women have brought to the business sector".
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In an environment where Western sanctions are inhibiting the Russian economy/business sector, one member of parliament declared last year that the technology could help Russians circumvent U.S. and EU sanctions.
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By restricting individual U.S. travel to Cuba, the new policy also risks cutting off a major source of income for Cuba's private business sector, which the policy is meant to support.
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No-one in France's business sector believes populist presidential candidate Marine Le Pen will win the presidency in the upcoming general election, the chief executive of France's Publicis group told CNBC Tuesday.
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Facing the prospect of their first UK recession, Britain's small specialist lenders could struggle to cope with a downturn, especially in the small and medium-sized business sector that is their lifeblood.
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A source familiar with Corker's thinking said the Republican is legitimately torn about whether to remain in the body another six years or to return to his roots in the business sector.
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"Power outages, especially in the Greater Jakarta area, are not only detrimental for residential consumers but also to the business sector," Tulus Abadi, an executive at the foundation, said in a statement.
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The Labor Department's newly published regulation on Association Health Plans (AHPs) delivers an emphatic yes, promising to make health coverage in the small business sector both less expensive and more widely available.
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Even with an exceptionally high, 1.3 percent, productivity growth in the nonfarm business sector in the first half of this year, that would give a unit labor cost increase of 1103 percent.
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As it turns out, while businesses predictably wince at Labour's plans to increase corporate taxes, party advisers say many in the business sector welcome their commitment to investing in infrastructure, especially technology.
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The question of whether anyone ordered the killings is poised to become a major issue in coming peace talks between the government, the Catholic Church, the business sector and the university students.
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And the opposition movement is not stupid: It is trying to prolong the conflict, hoping to sap the economy enough that the business sector will start clamoring for a comprehensive political solution.
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Soft dairy, log and other exports, a sluggish business sector and a deterioration in global demand have put a downside risk on prospects for growth for the remainder of 2019, it said.
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Earlier in the Obama presidency, the United States government liberalized rules on sending money transfers to Cuba, and much of it informally financed the re-emergence of a Cuban private business sector.
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While gains in the small-business sector and among Fortune 500 companies tend to be offset by losses in those areas, startups have a net positive impact on job growth, he said.
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"By expanding protection and interference in the business sector, the Trump administration may very well block the innovation of outsiders and newcomers more than it will stimulate the output of insiders," Phelps said.
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Yu, however, declined to comment on when the unit will likely post a profit, even as it has seen six quarters of consecutive triple-digit growth, to become Alibaba's fastest growing business sector.
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For example, an aging baby boomer population has fueled employment in the health-care industry, while the post-crisis business sector has supported the addition of tens of thousands of jobs per month.
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The professional and business sector — a consistent employment juggernaut over the last year — topped the list in August with a net gain of 37,000 payrolls, just shy of the 38,000 clinched in July.
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But reforms sought by the business sector, including an overhaul of government-owned banks and changes to the law to make it easier for factories to acquire large tracts of land, went unaddressed.
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Missouri State University's Small Business & Technology Development Center, with offices located in Springfield, provides small businesses with training, products and solutions designed to help them become part of Missouri's thriving small-business sector.
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In the nonfinancial business sector, the debt-to-income ratio has increased to near the upper end of its historical distribution, and net leverage at speculative-grade [junk-rated] firms is especially elevated.
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For example, Nigeria, the most populous country in Africa and its largest economy, is refusing to sign the free trade agreement due to the uncertainty of how it will affect its small business sector.
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Moreover, the fragmentation of the business sector across a heterogeneous, continental-size nation favored decentralized economic development rather than the cooperative triad of business, labor, and government that emerged in much of Western Europe.
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The company involved, LocationSmart of Carlsbad, California, operates in a little-known business sector that provides data to companies for such uses as tracking employees and texting e-coupons to customers near relevant stores.
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And really, there has always been ever since — but with live-game streaming becoming a disturbingly large business sector, the time has come for this niche hardware to enter the limelight it never enjoyed.
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State policymakers and regulators must focus in four key areas: The solar business sector is understandably focused on costs and supply chain, but they need to up their policy and regulatory game as well.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Facing the prospect of their first UK recession, Britain's small specialist lenders could struggle to cope with a downturn, especially in the small and medium-sized business sector that is their lifeblood.
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Since 22017, after-tax corporate profits as a share of gross domestic product have grown by 26.5 percent, while the share of nonfarm business sector income going to labor has dropped by 235 percent.
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The declining growth of bank lending to the non-financial business sector indicates that corporations are not stepping up their investments because they can meet the actual and expected sales from existing production capacities.
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Iranian investment banker Ramin Rabii said he expected the new parliament to address issues crucial to the business sector such as updating the country's commercial code, modernizing labor laws and improving stock market regulation.
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However, the transition to a digital economy is happening so rapidly that we are still just beginning to understand the extent to which technology is transforming the playing field for the small business sector.
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RPA software like this, whether or not it's any good, is poised to sweep the business sector, giving Davos wannabes the chance to automate their workforces whether the robotic replacements are any good or not.
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Motegi, speaking to reporters, said consumer prices did not accelerate in September, but the output gap is improving and the business sector supports the government's plan for wages to rise by 3 percent next year.
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"A highly leveraged business sector could amplify any economic downturn as companies are forced to lay off workers and cut back on investments," Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell warned in a speech on Monday night.
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Smart glasses with augmented reality applications, whether they're made by Google or not, have always worked better for specific use cases in the enterprise and business sector, where they're more useful for highly technical tasks.
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The finance industry accounts for nearly 12 percent of the British economy and pays 66 billion pounds ($93.75 billion) a year in tax, making it the biggest contributor to government coffers of any business sector.
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A senior administration official told CNN later Sunday that the Congress had made changes the administration supported, pointing to the North Korea sanctions that were added to the bill and provisions addressing business-sector concerns.
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If our small business sector were a country, our output would rank No. 5, above Germany or Japan, according to data we've compiled from the CIA's World Fact Book and the Bureau of Economic Analysis.
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U.S. foreign assistance remains an untold success story and USAID's range of projects that add to our understanding and application of literacy offer significant opportunities that deserve the support of the business sector in particular.
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Both American companies and consumers will likewise have a major role to play in driving business models that ensure the United States claims an early lead in what could be an enormous international business sector.
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Story at a glance As President Trump seems eager to have large parts of the United States business sector open by Easter, a new poll shows voters are widely in support of a national lockdown.
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Ms. Lam has tried to placate the business sector, and has gestured at a compromise by shortening the list of proposed crimes that would warrant extradition to China — excluding white-collar and business-related crimes.
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Labor productivity in the non-farm business sector (the biggest part of the US economy) grew 2.4 percent compared to the same period last year, according to new estimates from the US Department of Labor.
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The agency cited the IMF as saying there would be no tax hikes or increase in water prices under the new programme while electricity prices would be reduced for the business sector to increase competitiveness.
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Matolcsy has also been instrumental in a drive to lower borrowing costs to a record low, push billions of euros of cheap loans into the small business sector and other measures to bolster economic growth.
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And if you step back and look at the whole business sector, a case can be made that the U.S. has been in a mild business recession for as much as a year, if not longer.
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On the one hand, Michael Gapen, chief United States economist at Barclays, sees growth picking up smartly in the third and fourth quarter, powered by a still-strong consumer and fading headwinds for the business sector.
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The proposed new ownership structure, combined with changes to the oversight of the exchange, will lead to more competition, a cut in trading fees and greater liquidity for the business sector, Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon, said.
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"This is an all-out effort to ensure that the business sector can continue to exist even as economic activity temporarily collapses," Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, wrote in a Monday note to clients.
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"Since the Great Recession, which is now 8 years old, we've been growing at 1.5 to 2 percent in spite of stupidity and political gridlock, because the American business sector is powerful and strong," he said.
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Powell should mention "the business sector; the risk management perspective given the global outlook and the outlook for inflation, and talk about how they're still watchful of the risks and they will respond as needed," Briggs said.
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Trump's fiscal proposals generally support the broader business sector – lowering the corporate tax rate, repatriating certain overseas funds, investing in infrastructure – and he promises to tackle the runaway federal bureaucracy by temporarily banning any new agency regulations.
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"Sophos have a really strong position in the small and medium business sector, and ransomware often targets them as they tend to have the least sophisticated systems in place," said Neil Campling, technology analyst at Northern Trust.
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The case for an interest rate cut rests on the need to create a firebreak to prevent the current weakness in the business sector, manufacturing and construction from spreading to the much larger consumer sector and services.
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While Trump said the new measures are designed to help Cuba's small but growing private business sector, they could have the impact of scaring off American visitors confused by the growing complexity of travel to the island.
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"The factors that have driven the protests — namely the ethnic federal system, the influence of the military and intelligence services, and the interplay between the political elites and the business sector — will remain in place," Gordon said.
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The world of esports has been steadily growing over the past 20 years, and this past year has seen some of its biggest growth in the business sector, estimated to be worth almost $900 million by SuperData Research.
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The failed coup attempt in Turkey last July was an opportunity for President Recep Erdogan to tighten his grasp on the "judiciary, bureaucracy, media and even the business sector through waves of arrests and purges," the report said.
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The digital sector has emerged as the leading driver of innovation and growth across the world; there isn't a single business sector, or aspect of human life, that hasn't been touched by the digital evolution of recent years.
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The untold story of this White House is how he and his team have breathed significant life into the economy by taking the heavy foot of government regulation off of the brakes and letting the business sector move.
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Deripaska is known both for his prowess in Russia's private business sector and his knowledge of industry, which began when he was 12 and he worked in factories during the summer with his mother, who was an engineer.
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Mr. Gapen said that the call was based on economic fundamentals — incoming data on manufacturing production, business sector spending, durables orders and capital goods imports have all weakened — and didn't change on news of the deal with Mexico.
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These people said that, on site, SpaceX has been reminding employees that they are part of a critical infrastructure business sector, and that their work and future launches will support GPS, national security, Earth observation and NASA missions.
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But further Conservatives, including ministers, are appalled at the damage being inflicted on the economy by the uncertainty caused by Brexit and are determined to stop an ill-prepared business sector plunging over the cliff edge next month.
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The U.K. pound is expected to push even lower in the coming months, according to currency analysts, as the first signs emerged this week of the impact - and in some case benefits - it's giving to the country's business sector.
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"So here is the Fed, faced with overall growth at trend created by the combination of a slowing business sector yet still strong consumption a function of stable if slower employment growth and a strong stock market," Blitz said.
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Shwed said most of the company's sales are done at the end of the quarter but Check Point's Israel offices, like the country's entire business sector, will be closed for Yom Kippur and for much of the day before.
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Baidu has been refocusing its business strategy after Chinese authorities cracked down last year on medical advertising, once a lucrative business sector for the firm, which led to a steep drop in sales in the latter half of 2016.
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But expert Lam said while the central government in Beijing couldn't be seen to back down, they would be wary of the possibility that ongoing protests could damage Hong Kong's business sector at a time of growing pressure on China's economy.
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Since 2012, we at LDV Capital have been investing in deep technical teams that leverage computer vision, machine learning and artificial intelligence to analyze visual data across any business sector, such as healthcare, robotics, logistics, mapping, transportation, manufacturing and much more.
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A sharp slowdown in inflation, which earlier in 2016 had reached double-digits, is expected to give ammunition to the banks' nine-member monetary policy committee to comply with the demands of politicians and the business sector for heftier rate cuts.
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Solheim's warnings echo those from the business sector, who have told the White House that the United States needs to stay in the Paris deal or risk falling behind other countries that focus on implementing the terms of the deal.
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Beyond the business sector, there has always been a strong interest in the U.S. at the community and regional level in sustainability approaches — note the viability of and grassroots support for sustainable community initiatives, "transition towns," and local climate action plans.
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Revolut, a financial technology (fintech) firm that offers foreign currency to consumers abroad at the interbank rate available on the financial markets is to expand into the business sector with claimed interest from large European corporations such as Virgin Atlantic.
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"The business sector looks relatively healthy, and we expect to see enough employment growth to see a gradual reduction in spare capacity, which should in time see a rise in wage growth, and a more general lift in inflation," said Oster.
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That's why the leaders of tech should be ashamed of themselves for lining up like sheeple after all the numskull attacks Trump has made on what is pretty much the United States' most important, innovative and future-forward business sector.
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"The outbreak and the measures to contain it appear to have consequences for large segments of the business sector ... Over a third of enterprises participating in the phone survey have revised down their growth outlook in recent weeks," Norges Bank said.
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BUDAPEST, March 16 (Reuters) - Hungary's central bank announced a series of emergency steps on Monday to help the business sector, calling on the country's banks to apply a loan repayment moratorium for companies hit by the economic fallout from the coronavirus.
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"If you want real recovery, you have to have the business sector expanding their hiring and expanding their capital investments," he said, describing the performance of the world economy ten years after the financial crisis as "so balanced and so positive."
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"I believe this combination of a responsible business sector, with this forgotten Mexico, can create a lot of opportunities," Romo said in his dark-wood office in the northern city of Monterrey, surrounded by photos of his family and his horses.
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As advocates for the Hispanic small business sector — an increasingly important element of the overall American economy — we believe it is critical to highlight the positive effects of meaningful tax cuts on the Latino community, especially during this Hispanic Heritage Month.
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SYDNEY, Aug 8 (Reuters) - The financial health of Australia's business sector is generally sound and, while there are some challenges in the hard-pressed retail sector, they do not pose a risk to the banking system, a top central banker said on Thursday.
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"We are still high teens PE (price-to-equity) ratio which is 5 percent plus earnings yield, which against any likely 10-year bond yield is still pretty attractive, " he calculated, adding his stance was predicated on a very healthy U.S. business sector.
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This also helps Amazon gain an edge in the fast-growing online business-to-business sector, which is likely to account for about 12 percent of B2B sales in the United States by 2020, according to estimates by Forrester Research in 2015.
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But despite desperate need for reconstruction funding after its devastating three-year war with the Islamic State, and with a crippled business sector beset by government corruption, Iraqi experts say the spending plan still fails to address the country's most urgent problems.
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On the one hand, the company is tapping into a big market opportunity by creating services that cater to the often-overlooked small and medium business sector — and the Stand, which extends a tablet into a more interactive payment terminal, plays into that.
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The impact of the fire on that sector also helps explain why the number of hours worked on production in the business sector fell by 0.5 percent - the first decrease in two years - after rising by 0.2 percent the previous quarter, Statscan said.
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Kemp – Roth, as it became known, was the centerpiece of tax reform during the Reagan years, and served as a model for how the United States could deliver tax relief to both the business sector and the American people at the same time.
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"Dave's experience in the private business sector, in higher education, and most recently as a U.S. Congressman, offer a unique blend of applied experience that brings additional value and depth to our business faculty," Liberty interim Provost Scott Hicks said in a statement.
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In its "Making a success of Brexit report, " the CBI concluded that every business sector in the U.K. agrees on six principles for leaving the EU. According to the report, businesses want: • a barrier-free relationship with the EU. • a clear plan for regulation.
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NAIROBI, June 28 (Reuters) - Kenya's NIC Bank is doubling its branch network to 50 by the end of next year to recruit new customers, particularly in the small business sector, allowing it to cut its deposit costs and boost margins, its chief executive said.
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The financial sector spent $2 billion on political activity from the beginning of 23 to the end of 2016, including $1.2 billion in campaign contributions – more than twice the amount given by any other business sector, according to the study from Americans for Financial Reform.
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That said, I'm sceptical of the idea popular in business circles that all the great talent has migrated to the business sector and all we need to do is to recruit a few more business types and Britain will be on the road to recovery.
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Not only should we be looking to Congress to continue the progress made by this legislation, but most especially, we must look to the business sector to take the critical "second step" that can make the difference between success or failure of this act.
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The official said the government plans to source up to 1 trillion Indian rupees of loans from foreign institutions because Indian banks were not in a position to provide enough capital for the small business sector, which is seen as critical to job creation.
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The Warren view is that fundamentally, shareholder supremacy is a cause of poor economic performance by starving the business sector of funds that would otherwise be used to invest in equipment or training or simply to pay people more and increase their purchasing power.
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PRAGUE, March 17 (Reuters) - The Czech government needs plans to stimulate the economy amid the coronavirus outbreak and the business sector needs around 40 billion crowns ($1.63 billion) over the next three months, the head of the Czech Chamber of Commerce said on Tuesday.
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"It's clear that a market with these conditions can't achieve its primary function, which is to funnel the public's savings toward financing investments the business sector needs to increase productivity," German Arce, president of the Fiduciary Association of Colombia, said on the sidelines of the conference.
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"With the election of Ivan Duque the business sector, made up of both local and foreign investment, will see fiscal reforms that will seek a reduction of the tax burden for businesses and the simplification of administrative processes," said Ciro Meza of law firm Baker McKenzie.
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Zhou writes: "While US media continually lauds the achievements of IBM's Watson and Google's AlphaGo, we hardly ever hear of Xiaoi, a conversational AI giant whose bots — deployed to almost every business sector in China — have engaged 500 million users and processed more than 100 billion conversations."
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" According to former U.S. Ambassador Bill Courtney, who served as senior director for Russia, Ukraine and Eurasian affairs in Bill Clinton's administration, private business-sector oligarchs like Deripaska often play an outsize role in Russia because "other parts of civil society have been weakened under Putin.
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German crowd-funding proptechs (property technology firms) raised around 49 million euros in the first nine months of this year, more than double the total amount for 2015 and also more than twice any other business sector, according to data from crowdinvest, an online platform tracking German crowd-funding.
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"This election outcome addresses a number of key concerns in the business sector - a pause in minimum wage increases; a number of measures to address energy costs, most significantly scrapping the cap-and-trade program; and tax rate reductions," said Robert Kavcic, senior economist at BMO Capital Markets.
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"Several participants were concerned that the high level of debt in the nonfinancial business sector, and especially the high level of leveraged loans, made the economy more vulnerable to a sharp pullback in credit availability, which could exacerbate the effects of a negative shock on economic activity," the minutes said.
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After ten years of back-and-forth between the telecom and cable TV monopolies on one side and the rest of the U.S. business sector and consumers on the other, network neutrality rules were adopted by the FCC in 85033 and upheld by the D.C. Court of Appeals in 2016.
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For example, I have a friend who is a prominent business leader who is being pressured, as if he has committed a crime, by the media and others to justify his support of Trump considering the prevailing pro-Clinton opinion in the business sector in which he has gained fame.
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The pride parades of a decade ago were organised by the business sector, and capitalised on the gay movement, and were less focused on promoting visibility or acceptance for the LGBTQ community, claims Rapeepun Jommaroeng, the deputy secretary-general of Rainbow Sky Association of Thailand (RSAT), another one of the organisers.
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China announced on Friday it would hit about $60 billion worth of U.S. exports with new tariffs in response to President Donald Trump's decision this week to escalate potential trade penalties on Beijing, compounding concern in the business sector that there is no end in sight to the growing conflict.
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From 2006 to 2013, when mineral-rich Bolivia benefitted from the global commodities boom, Morales commanded 60% majorities at the polls and was seen as a regional icon of both indigenous political identity and responsible leftwing nationalism, singularly capable of balancing social transformation among the poor with growth for the business sector.
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"It's high time we got this position filled and got this experienced person — someone who has a wide range of know how all across the business sector and our economy — into a position where he can make a difference in helping create jobs and grow this economy for our country," Thune said.
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To put the $27 billion in oil and gas subsidies in perspective, the federal government and the four largest provinces in Canada spend about $207 billion ($22025 billion USD) a year on subsidies to the business sector, which includes the oil and gas industry, according to a recent University of Calgary research paper.
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"This is not a problem starting from the business sector, and I think our government should stand up and try to fix this while companies are taking a hit," Lee Soo-chul, a board member of the Seoul-Tokyo Forum, a private foundation of diplomats and businessmen from both countries, told Reuters.
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American tech companies, which offer employees some of the most lavish employee benefits of any modern business sector, have typically gone above and beyond the standard requirements regarding leave, both as a way to retain valuable talent and as a way to set a standard for US companies and keep them competitive with international competitors.
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Photo courtesy of Flickr/NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Photo courtesy of Flickr/NASA Goddard Space Flight Center An undeniable fact of the benefits derived from this New Space business sector and its emerging venture firms is that literally everything necessary for humankind to transit space and survive Off-Plane must be developed here – on Earth.
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Whether one sees this as a cause or a consequence of poor growth outcomes is up for debate, but the Warren view is that fundamentally, shareholder supremacy is a cause of poor economic performance by starving the business sector of funds that would otherwise be used to invest in equipment or training or simply to pay people more and increase their purchasing power.
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Basically, US policy under President Barack Obama took an optimistic look at China's future and sought to engage with its business sector by pouring in investments and allowing China to do the same in the US. Obama's foreign-policy and trade aides insisted that trading with China would lead to positive outcomes, like China somewhat liberalizing and being a constructive member of international institutions, Chorzempa said.
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Because the American business sector is powerful and strong, and is going to grow regardless of — people wake up in the morning, they want to feed their kids, they want to buy a home, they want to do things, the same with American businesses — what I'm saying is it would be much stronger growth had we made intelligent decisions and were there not gridlock.
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