" He concluded, "in many respects, doing business in China is easier than doing business in California.
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Oriel: David, you've just heard what Chris had to say about doing business in Hong Kong, versus doing business in Singapore.
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They extort money from those doing business in the neighborhoods.
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WILL TITLE III IMPACT U.S. COMPANIES DOING BUSINESS IN CUBA?
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Doing business in the Middle East often presents numerous minefields.
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It's a common part of doing business in the region.
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Is that just "the price of doing business in America"?
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But the rules of doing business in India have changed.
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"All American companies are doing business in China," Barkley said.
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Page had a whole lot of experience doing business in Russia.
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What are the pros and cons of doing business in Florida?
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The alternative – not doing business in Iran – will seem more attractive.
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Source: World Bank "Doing Business in 2017" survey, JPMorgan Asset Management.
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And that's "the price of doing business in America", isn't it?
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EST: The President's Advisory Council on Doing Business in Africa meets.
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That would include an estimated 6,000 companies doing business in Europe.
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Here's a unique approach to Western companies doing business in China.
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These are dwarfed, however, by the cost of doing business in space.
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LB: Well we have been doing business in China for many years.
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"This is just the reality of doing business in space," Beck said.
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Beijing has impeded individual South Korean firms from doing business in China.
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They're also a reality of doing business in the UK and Australia.
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Doing business in a conflict zone has its unique hardships, she says.
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"It's the cost of doing business in Houston," Bates said by phone.
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"We have been doing business in India for many years," he said.
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Large international banks have been especially wary of doing business in Iran.
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"This was part of doing business in this country," Mr. Ackermann said.
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The bank guarantees loans for U.S. companies doing business in foreign countries.
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The situation underscores the difficulty of doing business in war-torn regions.
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But none of our companies are doing business in Bitcoin or anything.
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For Western athletes and entertainers, doing business in Saudi Arabia remains fraught.
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Air kisses, flattery, and deference are part of doing business in Hollywood.
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The administration will once again generally prohibit foreign subsidiaries of U.S. companies from doing business in Iran and will revive a broad array of statutes and executive orders that threaten sanctions against foreign companies doing business in Iran.
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And there are cautionary tales about the difficulties of doing business in space.
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It threatens every company and industry doing business in the State of Oklahoma.
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An Iowa judge also barred the company from doing business in the state.
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Yet Apple continues doing business in China, netting it further charges of hypocrisy.
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Automakers doing business in Brazil have been asked about their outlook on Brazil.
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It would hurt France's image when it comes to doing business in France.
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And more costs for doing business in Europe may be on the way.
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Several Finnish companies have a long history in doing business in neighboring Russia.
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Could such subsidies become a cost of doing business in a hotter world?
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Doing business in Macau has been a rocky road for the casino operators.
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Companies threatened to stop doing business in those states, and celebrities encouraged boycotts.
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The Germans say, 'No we're not going to stop doing business in Iran.
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"This was part of doing business in this country," he told the NYT.
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After years of doing business in Asia, he's now in an MBA program.
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"Clearview is focused on doing business in USA and Canada," Ton-That said.
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The Trump administration has recently sent mixed signals on doing business in Russia.
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For example, he tells American companies they must stop doing business in China.
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"German companies doing business in Iran should wind down operations immediately," he wrote.
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"Americans need to understand the risks of doing business in Cuba," Mr. Gómez said.
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Walmart denied the reports and told CNBC it will continue doing business in Japan.
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He also proposed that Japan and China cooperate in doing business in third countries.
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Virtually every company doing business in the European Union has some challenging months ahead.
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Other companies have said they plan to stop doing business in North Carolina altogether.
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The fallout is that doing business in British pounds will become more costly. Period.
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Locals are increasingly doing business in euros and dollars and away from the lira.
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European companies doing business in the U.S. are taxed according to the same principle.
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And we still have questions about Europe and European companies doing business in Iran.
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The regulations for doing business in Havana are "mind-boggling", says a foreign entrepreneur.
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There are around 5,000 German firms doing business in Russia, including many household names.
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The risks of doing business in Russia are a familiar theme for the company.
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The president also urged companies to seek "an alternative" to doing business in China.
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Because of its remoteness, the cost of doing business in Canada's Arctic is high.
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"This is the cost of doing business in 21st century politics," the insider said.
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The divestments are a reminder of another cost of doing business in Nigeria - corruption.
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The second goal is to make multinational corporations wary about doing business in China.
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Companies cite internet controls as among the biggest obstacles to doing business in China.
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The meeting was a general discussion about doing business in Libya, Phares told CNN.
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"We will stop punishing companies for doing business in the United States," Trump added.
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Multinational companies routinely accept it as a cost of doing business in those markets.
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"Many payment processors are skittish about doing business in the fantasy sports space," said Charchian.
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Even before Mr Trump took office, foreign firms were skittish about doing business in Iran.
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Morocco also hopes to host the regional headquarters of Western firms doing business in Africa.
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As a result, the cost of doing business in Europe is about to go up.
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It is ludicrous to think that American tech firms will stop doing business in China.
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In 2011, CalPERS agreed to sell holdings in companies doing business in Iran and Sudan.
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For those contemplating doing business in China, these gaps in protection continue to be significant.
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Kalthoum said the company had not received any official guidance about doing business in Qatar.
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Doing business in the analog world, I don't quite have my old sea legs back.
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Meanwhile, US tech companies have been largely banned from doing business in China for years.
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He also tweeted out a directive for US companies to stop doing business in China.
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Why is the United States punishing American companies for doing business in a U.S. territory?
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It also aims to compensate European firms facing sanctions for doing business in the country.
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All of these changes upend the old way of doing business in the energy industry.
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He said the company has not received any official guidance about doing business in Qatar.
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If they were sufficiently worried, he said, they could stop doing business in those places.
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City officials said such assessments are a normal part of doing business in Puerto Rico.
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CNBC spoke with Kyle Kirshner, who has been doing business in China for several years.
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Things are just as impressive when it comes to actually doing business in South Dakota.
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It will surely change how companies think about doing business in certain states and cities.
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"Doing business in Iraq can be complicated, but the Iraqi market has vast potential," said Tillerson.
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Snap-on Tools is a $3.4 billion publicly traded tool company doing business in 130 countries.
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DOING business in Saudi Arabia has long involved accepting a trade-off between stability and sclerosis.
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And what can other companies learn from it about doing business in such a trouble spot?
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The World Bank publishes an annual ranking of the ease of doing business in various countries.
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Kamrava said the Emiratis had already threatened to deny contracts to businesses doing business in Qatar.
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Doing business in China or even competing against Chinese companies is difficult enough for large corporations.
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AT&T still faces the many hurdles that all companies have in doing business in Iran.
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Even when the Chinese and Cuban autocrats bless the enterprise, doing business in Cuba is hard.
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American companies doing business in the country are reporting strong results and limited slowdown, he noted.
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Some intrepid businesses and investors have begun considering the possibility of doing business in North Korea.
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Despite the lifting of international sanctions, most U.S. businesses remain barred from doing business in Iran.
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The protests have created a perilous environment for companies doing business in Asia's premier financial hub.
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The result is a steady pipeline of qualified candidates for companies doing business in our state.
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Foreign investors have long complained that corruption is a big obstacle to doing business in the country.
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FRANKLY, IT'S INCREASED THE COST OF DOING BUSINESS IN THIS COUNTRY AND WE NEED TO GET COMPETITIVE.
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Despite having no income tax, the cost of doing business in the Lone Star State was rising.
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Treasury yields slid and stocks sold off, with companies doing business in China among the hardest hit.
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" When asked if he would tell U.S. companies to stop doing business in China, Bannon replied: "No.
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Trump's one consistent ambition has been to shake up the established way of doing business in Washington.
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But U.S. companies doing business in China worry they will become the target of Beijing's retaliatory ire.
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Ping An is a major finance conglomerate in China, doing business in insurance, banking, investment and technology.
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The veto came after Salesforce, along with other companies, threatened to stop doing business in the state.
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The EU sanctions on Russia do not bar European firms and citizens from doing business in Crimea.
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The reality of doing business in California, with heavy regulation across most industries, is a fourth disadvantage.
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This way, the service could become an essential tool for companies doing business in many different countries.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Financing is the main hurdle facing companies looking at doing business in Iran, Bilfinger (GBFG.
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Furthermore, the companies will need to apply for a permit to continue doing business in the city.
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The unique nature of doing business in China requires a collective approach to building relationships and trust.
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It would apply to all banks doing business in Sweden, even if their headquarters were located elsewhere.
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New tariffs on auto imports could raise costs for Japanese automakers doing business in the United States.
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Watch for increased attention to the blockchain this year, especially among banks doing business in multiple jurisdictions.
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While investors are heavily focused on doing business in Cuba, del Alma urged for investments in Argentina.
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Earlier this week the FCC blocked China Mobile from doing business in the U.S., citing security issues.
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Giuliani also argued that Trump wasn't doing business in Moscow by contemplating building a Trump Tower there.
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He says his fate is a cautionary tale about the risks of doing business in Russia today.
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The FTSE 250, which has more companies focused on doing business in the UK, dropped almost 2%.
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Cerda said Brazilian airports are not cheap and that doing business in the country was not easy.
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So too is the fact that European nations are more brazenly doing business in Iran right now.
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Government officials are considering sanctions barring Kaspersky Lab from doing business in the U. S., CyberScoop reports.
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However, while doing business in Russia and Ukraine, Midland paid various commissions, as it was common practice.
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The costs of living and doing business in the Magnolia State are the lowest in the nation.
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That may partly be a function of doing business in volume than anything, but it's not nothing.
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Related: 'A Series of Razors Waiting to Cut You': The High Cost of Doing Business in Cuba
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If China decided to target individuals specifically, it could raise questions for foreigners doing business in China.
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But the frustrations of doing business in foreign parts of the EU must also be a factor.
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And some intrepid businesses and investors have begun considering the possibility of doing business in North Korea.
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Such decisions underline the difficulties of doing business in China while offering any sort of delicate content.
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The survey asked respondents to identify the five biggest risks to doing business in their respective countries.
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Mr. Xi is pressuring companies already doing business in China to participate no matter what the prospects.
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His administration is focused on securing greater intellectual property protection for U.S. firms doing business in China.
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Only time will tell, in the meantime doing business in Europe means adhering to the European way.
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Many of those companies had ceased doing business in the country in response to the Arab boycott.
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American officials have been treating technology bosses to classified briefings on the dangers of doing business in China.
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A lot of our customers that are doing business in China are looking at other areas in Asia.
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In December, a New York judge granted Schneiderman's injunction barring both sites from doing business in the state.
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As Asia's largest e-commerce market, China is a target for most companies doing business in the region.
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But what happens when doing business in China exposes companies to the kind of trouble rocking the NBA?
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Cardoso denied any bias against U.S. companies, saying EU laws apply to all companies doing business in Europe.
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But U.S. restrictions on vehicle and component imports could raise the cost of doing business in the country.
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Doing business in countries that have been labelled as rogue regimes is not much good for their reputations.
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There are opportunities to build personal relationships, and that's an important aspect of doing business in any context.
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Much of this is because corporations doing business in America face the highest tax rates among developed countries.
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"These payment-for-ecosystem-services schemes can revolutionize the way of doing business in the countryside," he said.
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Montana decided it had jurisdiction because BNSF was doing business in Montana under the Federal Employers Liability Act.
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"Heineken is a big international company with a good approach to doing business in emerging markets," says Chaumont.
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Like President Bush, Mr. Trump will raise the cost of doing business in steel- and aluminum-consuming companies.
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It is walking distance from the Griswold Inn, a hotel and restaurant that began doing business in 1776.
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Retaliation could come in other forms, such as increased regulatory hurdles for U.S. companies doing business in China.
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Mr. Chang said he had made money by doing business in China and denied receiving funds from Beijing.
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The ease of doing business in the United States as measured by the World Bank had declined, too.
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Guidance and three years of history should provide a good road map for companies doing business in Russia.
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Other risks associated with doing business in Iran include not understanding the stakeholder structure of entities, he said.
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"During recent months the operational and reputational risks associated with doing business in Iran have increased," Leth said.
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Pant added that long-term opportunities in China "far outweighed" the risks of doing business in the market.
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Anything short of this expansive view of our workplace experiences falls short of doing business in a democracy.
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"Any person or company doing business in Cuba should heed this announcement," Pompeo said at a news conference.
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FEW FIRMS know the promise and the pitfalls of doing business in Africa better than MTN, a telecoms giant.
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State Department spokesman Robert Palladino urged companies doing business in Cuba to examine whether they "trafficked" in confiscated property.
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Following that letter, Pompeo issued a stern warning of the "enormous risk" to US companies doing business in China.
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They see the rules as a potentially costly complication and even a trade barrier to doing business in Europe.
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That's the old way of doing business in the game industry, and Valve has reaped the benefits for years.
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Steve Oldham, the firm's boss, therefore hopes to license know-how to fuel producers doing business in such jurisdictions.
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But in sensitive industries, "the political and financial risk associated with doing business in China will continue to rise".
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Not even slightly, with most possible buyers writing it off as the cost of doing business in this transaction.
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Those defending Apple say that acquiescing to the Chinese government is just the cost of doing business in China.
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Beijing has threatened to ban any U.S. firm involved in selling arms to Taiwan from doing business in China.
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Doing business in India has become easier in some ways, such as getting permits or bringing in foreign capital.
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The Chinese government gives huge subsidies to its own firms and excludes foreign companies from doing business in China.
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Trump brought up his difficulties doing business in Ireland, which has influenced his view of how the EU functions.
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Privately, some foreign delegates said doing business in Iran was still a complex puzzle, further obscured by upcoming elections.
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It would likely have to impose penalties on U.S. companies doing business in China to make up the difference.
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Zuckerberg stopped short of saying Facebook has entirely given up on doing business in China in the future, however.
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The message appeared intended to reassure investors who have long complained about the difficulty of doing business in Argentina.
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Women complained of groping, lewd comments and suggestions of trading sexual favors for legislation while doing business in Sacramento.
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Iran's economy has been hobbled by banking sanctions that effectively stop foreign companies from doing business in the country.
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Our thought bubble: Doing business in and with China has always meant some level of compromise for U.S. firms.
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Weaker Chinese consumer demand If Chinese consumers are staying home, it could hurt American companies doing business in China.
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We reward companies for offshoring, and we punish companies for doing business in America and keeping our workers employed.
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"When we started doing business in Africa, we noticed people had multiple SIM cards in their wallet," Chowdhury says.
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Those are costs of doing business in the oil and gas industry and should be normal business write-offs.
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Frankfurt, Germany (CNN Business)American automakers once felt that doing business in Europe was essential to their global ambitions.
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It was a conflict between Mosquera's desire to reform, and the realities of doing business in a changing country.
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Many European nations also warn their businesses of the legal and reputational risks of doing business in the settlements.
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These were Americans that were either teaching or doing business in North Korea, and they've been accused of hostile acts.
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New York (CNN Business)Doing business in China's coveted consumer market comes with very big moral concessions for American companies.
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Complying to these sorts of requests is seen by many tech companies as the price of doing business in China.
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While doing business in China, US tech companies must play by local rules — or leave, as Google did in 2010.
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"Any person or company doing business in Cuba should heed this announcement," Pompeo said in remarks at the State Department.
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The party is strengthening its influence — often gaining direct decision-making power — over the international firms doing business in China.
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Imperial said government intervention in the market sends a negative message to investors about doing business in Alberta and Canada.
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The more the campaigns attack free trade, the more likely it is that companies will avoid doing business in America.
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Business leaders and many economists say the unpredictable cost of laying off workers puts companies off doing business in France.
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The sanctions prevent officials from traveling or doing business in the US and freeze any assets they may have abroad.
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A second D.C. hotel would give Trump even more opportunity to personally profit by doing business in the nation's capital.
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Require the same level of ownership in Chinese companies doing business in the U.S. as China dictates to American businesses.
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Caterpillar is a good bellwether for China because no U.S. company is better than Caterpillar at doing business in China.
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One common gripe many foreign companies have when it comes to doing business in China is around intellectual property theft.
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But European firms are reluctant to risk far-reaching U.S. financial penalties they would face for doing business in Iran.
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But it hasn't given up on doing business in China: • Its Prime shopping service was introduced in China in 2016.
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If it does, it would signal a shift in policy that could affect many other companies doing business in Cuba.
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The deal lifted restrictions on foreign companies doing business in Iran and gave the country access to frozen assets overseas.
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That kind of corruption is a major contributor to the high cost of doing business in New York, experts said.
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The big picture: Chinese companies doing business in the U.S. are doing their best to hide where they come from.
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Since Americans are already prohibited from doing business in Iran, it was far from clear what they had in mind.
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The case offers a high-profile example of how doing business in China can feel like a Wild West shootout.
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The malware is believed to have spread to other countriesthrough companies doing business in Ukraine that received the software update.
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UK-based financial services firms doing business in the EU rely on the "passporting" system to sell across the region.
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In that testimony she talked about the challenges of doing business in China and the problems with intellectual property theft.
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It's been accused of pressuring companies to hand over tech blueprints as a condition for doing business in the country.
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U.S. companies complain they are pressured to hand over their competitive secrets as a condition to doing business in China.
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If you are doing business in the UAE, consider the human rights risks and make plans to mitigate against them.
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"They pay fines as a cost of doing business in an industry which generates billions of dollars in annual revenue."
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It's also the hub of Turkish Airlines, the country's only known international brand and the gateway to doing business in Istanbul.
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As a bank born and bred in Asia, DBS understands the intricacies of doing business in the region's most dynamic markets.
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This commitment to doing business in a way that respects people and the planet is rooted in the DNA of Swarovski.
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Most recently, the FTC ruled this past March that Scott Cooper was banned for life from doing business in patent marketing.
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The rules apply to foreign and domestic services and manufacturers, so anyone doing business in Australia would be subject to compliance.
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Under Vekselberg's patronage, the Fort Ross State Historic Park became a cause celebre among corporations and institutions doing business in Russia.
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The high cost of doing business in the Big Apple was the factor that nixed New York from the top spot.
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Not even two months ago, the Trump administration effectively blacklisted Huawei from doing business in the U.S., citing national security concerns.
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The punishment could be a ban on doing business in America, which in effect means a ban on using dollars globally.
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Making participating in the exchanges a condition of doing business in the state is one way to effectively accomplish this result.
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Still, relative to the current system, the change will be a welcome one for anyone doing business in the United States.
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Siemens is one firm that's no stranger to Egypt's energy sector and reportedly started doing business in the country in 1859.
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They said that could force U.S. companies to stop doing business in those markets, leaving them wide open to foreign competitors.
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Investors have long complained that lack of reliable power was one of the obstacles of doing business in the African nation.
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Britain's export credit agency said last week it was open to doing business in Iran, boosting the prospect of aircraft sales.
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That prevents many U.S. and multinational companies from doing business in Iran, but that hasn't stopped them from pushing for access.
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Communicating with and engaging the public long has been overlooked as a legitimate cost of doing business in building transportation infrastructure.
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Modi has vowed to improve the ease of doing business in India, which ranks 130th in the World Bank's global rankings.
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Of course a hard Brexit will complicate doing business in the UK. We've seen other European hubs trying to exploit that.
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But those countries are now worried that their companies, many of which are already doing business in Iran, could get hit.
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Newsweek reported last week that a company controlled by Trump violated U.S. trade bans by doing business in Cuba in 85033.
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They are either insured or they must deal with the outcome of the risks of doing business in an uncertain world.
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They could include slow inspections for imports at Chinese ports and tighter regulatory scrutiny of American companies doing business in China.
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Huawei, a technology company, has essentially been shut out of doing business in the U.S. because of security and privacy questions.
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The San Francisco Chronicle published an op-ed piece by Mr. Sandoval pitching the advantages of doing business in his state.
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Inclusion on the list has crippled Sudan's economy and deterred foreign investors and commercial banks from doing business in the country.
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Not to mention the inability of major corporations doing business in the three NAFTA nations to undertake any long-range planning.
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Adco ceased doing business in France, an Adco spokeswoman said, declining to elaborate the reasons for the move or when it happened.
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The big question is how far will Apple go to comply with Chinese censorship in order to continue doing business in China?
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Doing business in China requires playing by Chinese rules, and American tech companies have a long history of complying with Chinese censorship.
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Thousands of Chinese companies are doing business in 50 African countries, down to some small-scale businesses operating in Africa's remotest villages.
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One bill, called the "Amazon tax" and focused on out-of-state companies doing business in Oklahoma, will raise about $29 million.
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Companies doing business in the single market must abide by EU competition rules, as American giants like Microsoft and Google have learned.
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Yes. If a presidential candidate was doing business in Russia and saying he wasn't, Russians could expose that too, could they not?
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And more than any of its competitors, Apple is deeply committed to doing business in China, which brings its own privacy issues.
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Doing business in the St. Louis area, Berke has had few interactions with police whenever he travels around town for his job.
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Investors have long complained that a lack of reliable power is an obstacle to doing business in East Africa's second biggest economy.
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They got hooked on doing business in the state after moving the start-up to Houston to participate in an accelerator there.
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At the same time Uber launched its driverless car, Austin's Democratic city council essentially banned Uber from doing business in the city.
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But many foreign investors have continued to be put off by obstacles to doing business in Iran, including lingering unilateral U.S. sanctions.
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JOE TSAI: Well, I think there's a very symbiotic relationship of Chinese businesses and U.S. businesses doing business in each other's countries.
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"During recent months the operational and reputational risks associated with doing business in Iran have increased," Danske Bank's spokesman Kenni Leth said.
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New Zealand is the best place for Doing Business in the world, according to the World Bank, while Somalia is the worst.
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This means American companies are still banned from doing business in Iran, except for trade in civil aviation, carpets and agricultural products.
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The campaign is particularly focused on companies doing business in disputed territories occupied by Israel, including the Gaza Strip and West Bank.
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Among the issues the US was now focusing on were new barriers to US tech companies doing business in China, he said.
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It is also high-quality gas and the cost of doing business in Papua New Guinea is less than in neighboring Australia.
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France recently approved a 3% tax on revenue of major multinational companies doing business in the country, including Facebook, Amazon, and Google.
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The state department and USAID should also encourage other countries and companies doing business in Vietnam to support health and disability projects.
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It also doesn't help the cause of growth when Congress stacks the decks against our own companies doing business in Puerto Rico.
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While South Korea boasts a mobile and tech-savvy market, its internet companies suffer from doing business in a relatively small market.
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The U.S. side stated that for European companies doing business in Iran, Washington will give them six-month to end the business.
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That is also because the cost of living in Augusta is not close to the cost of doing business in greater London.
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For years and years, Italian immigrants factored paying "protection" money to the Black Hand as the cost of doing business in America.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said banks doing business in North Korea would not be allowed to operate in the United States.
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Differences in the ways of doing business in both sectors coupled with policy divides make cooperation more difficult than it should be.
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"Restricting Huawei from doing business in the U.S. will not make the U.S. more secure or stronger," Huawei said in a statement.
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Amazon, for example, has been significantly expanding its enterprise salesforce in recent years, as most enterprise customers prefer doing business in-person.
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The nation has issued an administrative sanction against Odebrecht, prohibiting it from doing business in the country for the next several years.
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The association added that this would have huge economic and social consequences and deter international organizations from doing business in Hong Kong.
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The attacks have led to a growing sentiment among Nigerians that South African companies should be prevented from doing business in Nigeria.
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Nematzadeh said big German firms including Volkswagen, Daimler, Siemens, Linde, BASF and Airbus, were already in negotiations about doing business in Iran.
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According to the World Bank, doing business in Denmark and Norway is actually easier overall than it is in the United States.
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South Korea has complained that some of its companies doing business in China have faced discrimination in retaliation for the THAAD deployment.
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Mr. Trump has threatened to bar companies engaged in buying Iranian oil, or other goods, from doing business in the United States.
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Venezuela and China have announced investments in Cuba that came to naught, largely due to the complications of doing business in Cuba.
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Despite the new rules, France's leading manufacturer of "e-liquids" used in the devices started doing business in the United States last month.
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"Cyber-attacks are seen as the number one risk for doing business in markets that account for 50% of global GDP," she said.
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"There is a lot of demand for reais-based accounts in small countries doing business in Brazil," Campos Neto was quoted as saying.
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Aspen also argued that Illinois' own long-arm statute allows state courts to exercise jurisdiction over any defendant doing business in the state.
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The move, which prompted Tesla's subsidiary, SolarCity, and rival Sunrun Inc to stop doing business in the state, was unpopular with Nevada residents.
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" The Trump advisor added that American companies doing business in China shouldn't "stop business or disrupt business just on the basis of Huawei.
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U.S. companies face big challenges when doing business in China, including government subsidies for domestic products, the costs of moving goods and piracy.
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Turkey retaliated by briefly designating 700 German companies doing business in Turkey as suspected of supporting terrorism — a designation it lifted almost immediately.
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She said that a bankruptcy law was being introduced by India's government and that this too would also facilitate doing business in India.
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This compared with 20 percent of U.S. companies doing business in Germany who said the German market had become less important for them.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said banks doing business in North Korea would not be allowed to also operate in the United States.
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One way to do that is to increase tariffs so that US companies find the cost of doing business in China too high.
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Google's decision to leave China in 2010 made it an outlier, the exception to a simple rule: doing business in China is profitable.
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Last month, Saudi media reported Riyadh planned to demand that firms doing business in the kingdom would have to sever ties with Qatar.
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New tariffs on auto imports could raise costs for Japanese automakers doing business in the United States, the world's No. 2 auto market.
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The one common feature of every Hillary Clinton idea is that it punishes you from working and doing business in the United States.
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One realtor tells us in the 26 years of doing business in the Kalorama Heights neighborhood, he's never seen this level of interest.
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One could also conclude that anything that makes doing business in Britain more miserable for foreigners, particularly post-Brexit, might be best avoided.
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But GDPR's follow on enforcement prescriptions could force privacy law breakers to actively reshape their business practices to continue doing business in Europe.
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The investigation underscores the costs and complexity of doing business in war-torn regions, especially by companies in the energy and industrial sectors.
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Domestic and international companies have long complained about the difficulty of doing business in India, a factor that has stymied investment and growth.
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Gulliver remembers interviewing two women who were doing business in Saudi Arabia who had, against all their principles, reluctantly agreed to wear headscarves.
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But Russia still offers strong returns and, three years on from the Ukraine crisis, the fear of doing business in Russia has receded.
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Lindsey Johnson is the president of U.S. Mortgage Insurers (USMI), a trade association representing private mortgage insurers doing business in the United States.
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His multifaceted plan calls for significant investment in people ... to develop a generation of entrepreneurs doing business in rural America and small towns.
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I've often thought that a white-collar version of that advice would be good for westerners thinking about doing business in mainland China.
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The US has blacklisted a slew of Chinese companies this year, including major tech entities like Huawei, from doing business in the country.
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I do not have a problem with an American company — I want to make sure that American companies are doing business in China.
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European officials on Friday extended sanctions on doing business in Crimea, and are scheduled to consider next week whether to extend broader sanctions.
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Meanwhile, companies doing business in the United Kingdom still have no idea how they'll be able to trade with Europe after March 29.
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Last year, Nevada scrapped its net metering policy, prompting solar installers including Sunrun and Tesla's SolarCity to abandon doing business in the state.
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Big European banks, wary of violating those prohibitions and already leery about doing business in Iran, have largely stayed away, frustrating Iranian officials.
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The one common feature of every Hillary Clinton idea is that it punishes you for working and doing business in the United States.
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Now there is talk in Congress to ban Russian cybersecurity company Kaspersky Lab from doing business in the U.S. The concern is logical.
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Administration officials seem to see the chaos and fallout from blunt trade moves as a cost of doing business in a global economy.
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It highlighted the hurdles of doing business in a country governed by an absolute monarchy where public protest and political parties are banned.
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American threats of retaliation against foreign companies doing business in Cuba have made it much more difficult to obtain inputs for manufacturing medicines.
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China already has much experience doing business in Iran under United States sanctions, and it appears to have set up a payments channel.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin also said banks doing business in North Korea would not be allowed to operate in the United States.
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"Their main concern will be to raise the cost of doing business in the eastern Pacific and diminish American influence there," he said.
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Distractions like these leave job creators and job seekers wondering if doing business in our great state is welcomed by Governor Evers' Administration.
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I want to improve the investment climate further and make sure our international partners feel secure and comfortable doing business in our country.
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MNUCHIN: What I find inappropriate is Biden's son doing business in UkraineT: So it's okay for Don Jr & Ivanka but not for Biden?
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FXCM was banned earlier this month by the CFTC from doing business in the United States for betting against its customers in trades.
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The groom's father, James R. Jones, is the chairman of the firm, which advises companies on doing business in Mexico and Latin America.
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Mr. Grenell has demanded that Berlin scrap Nord Stream 0.83, a planned gas pipeline from Russia, or risk possible sanctions for the companies involved; stop German companies from doing business in Iran, or risk restrictions on doing business in the United States; and ban a Chinese company from building a new communications network, or risk losing access to some intelligence sharing.
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"This is the first sustained downturn in memory," said Michael Dunne, CEO of ZoZoGo, a firm that advises automakers on doing business in China.
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This isn't a new problem, and companies know that, to some degree, it's the price of doing business in the world's second-biggest economy.
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China is a massive market for luxury cars, said Michael Dunne, CEO of ZoZoGo, a firm that advises automakers on doing business in China.
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Vekselberg was banned from doing business in America earlier this year because of sanctions punishing Moscow for suspected interference in the U.S. presidential election.
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Suddenly, the lessons that companies developed for dealing with quasi-kleptocratic and nepotistic governments have new relevance for doing business in the United States.
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The medical center, though, is rapidly changing its normal ways of doing business in order to adapt to the new reality on the ground.
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Germany's foreign ministry warned against travel to Turkey, proposed freezing EU assistance and suggested rolling back credit guarantees to companies doing business in Turkey.
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The European countries agreed to provide a fair and just environment and a level playing field for foreign companies doing business in the region.
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This is a big deal for software and hardware companies often forced to hand over IP as a cost of doing business in China.
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Saudi Arabian media have also said foreign companies may be told to choose between doing business in the four states or trading with Qatar.
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By most accounts, Trump has upwards of 125 companies doing business in more than 85033 countries in South America, Asia and the Middle East.
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Previously, in order to keep doing business in China, Apple had to store it's iCloud data for Chinese users on servers within the country.
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European firms doing business in Iran face sanctions from the United States after President Donald Trump withdrew from a 2015 nuclear deal with Iran.
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Newsweek reported Thursday that a company controlled by Trump violated U.S. trade bans by doing business in Cuba in 1988, during Fidel Castro's presidency.
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In some cases, prices may be higher because the quality of services or the cost of doing business in a given market is higher.
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In the summer of 2017, a software update for a popular Ukrainian accounting software pushed malware onto systems of companies doing business in Ukraine.
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While Virgin Hyperloop One's largest shareholder is a port operator from Dubai, Walder joyfully talked up the prospects of doing business in Saudi Arabia.
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To Egan, it was not a complete surprise, given the high price of doing business in the Bay Area, which faces skyrocketing housing costs.
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Kyle Kirshner, who has been doing business in China for several years, knew to stock up on supplies ahead of the Lunar New Year.
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He explained that the trade agreement's provisions to protect intellectual property would make a difference for many of the companies doing business in China.
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That's going to make things difficult for thousands of companies that rely on doing business in China to generate billions of dollars in revenue.
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"It underscores one of the perils of doing business in China, which operates on a whole different set of rules and scruples," he said.
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But critics allege the new tax was implemented in a way that, at least at the outset, made doing business in India even harder.
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The Hong Kong government markets itself to the international business community as the primary location for doing business in Asia and with mainland China.
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There are plenty of reasons to avoid doing business in Europe: sluggish economic growth, concerns over security and terrorism, as well as political uncertainty.
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In January, the Austin City Council introduced an ordinance requiring all companies doing business in the city to give their employees paid sick leave.
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U.S. companies have complained they are often forced to share valuable technology with Chinese counterparts as a condition of doing business in the country.
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EU countries have also expressed concern about steel dumping by China and forced technology transfers as a condition of doing business in the country.
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"Doing business in China requires a lot of connections," said Diane Wei Liang, an author and a commentator on Chinese business, politics and culture.
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"This is a very complicated agreement, to sort out, with 21 years of history doing business in a certain way," said Brian France, Nascar's chairman.
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The events highlight the complexity of doing business in China, a key market for the Swiss merchant which deals in everything from oil to copper.
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"We knew the risks of doing business in Iran from the start," said the executive, who declined to be named due to Saudi disclosure rules.
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Against that backdrop, not all foreign tech companies doing business in China would be affected as much as the iPhone maker, several analysts told CNBC.
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Russia in recent years has stepped up demands for source code reviews as a requirement for doing business in the country, Reuters reported in June.
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Cramer expects Trump to put additional duties on the books within the next six months and force companies to pay for doing business in China.
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Trump particularly enjoys it when Grenell announces that yet another European company has stopped doing business in Iran in order to comply with U.S. sanctions.
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Doing business in such spots can be tough, but with experience in Iraq and Syria, Arcelik clearly expects all to come out in the wash.
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Modi offered to do the sorting out for his clients, saving them time and money as the cost of doing business in India was cheaper.
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Moon spoke to Xi about the difficulties faced by some South Korean companies doing business in China facing discrimination in retaliation for the THAAD deployment.
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Beyond just the effects of this week, the mass political demonstration has raised long-term concerns about the future of doing business in the territory.
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When China joined the WTO it promised to stop making American firms pass on their knowledge as a condition for doing business in the country.
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Europe tolerated corruption at its firms for longer, and their proclivity for doing business in tricky parts of the world may still trip them up.
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Gardner gave as an example oil and gas companies doing business in Scandinavian countries and subject to tax rates overseas as high as 35 percent.
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Those remarkable ascents have less to do with the ease of doing business in those places than with their governments' determination to achieve good grades.
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Banks doing business in Estonia handled more than $1 trillion in cross-border flows between 2008 and 2017, the country's central bank said on Wednesday.
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Under Chinese cybersecurity law, companies doing business in the country must base their data there, raising concerns that the government could gain access to it.
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Famed restaurateur and Shack Shack founder Danny Meyer says North Carolina's controversial "Bathroom Bill" would keep him from doing business in the Tar Heel state.
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And Uber's been incredibly successful at it, almost eliminating the transaction costs of doing business in everything from shuttling people around town to delivering food.
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Doing business in Africa may be difficult, but some groups—Gujaratis in east Africa, Lebanese in west Africa—seem to be particularly good at it.
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American corporations have invested nearly $600 billion in the UK, and there are many US subsidiaries in other EU member states doing business in Britain.
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"Doing business in China requires a lot of connections," Diane Wei Liang, an author and a commentator on Chinese business, politics and culture tells Politico.
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Tech companies may feel like this is simply the cost of doing business in this industry, but it's a price they do not fully pay.
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The cost of doing business in a highly regulated industry requires the independent oversight of what the board determines to be an effective compliance program.
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That reflects alarm among corporate chieftains at the political price of doing business in and with China, and at how much that cost might rise.
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But privacy advocates say it could bring risks for regular users of the apps and even make tech companies wary of doing business in Australia.
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He remembered a time when he was doing business in Japan and told his buyers he would be closing the skateboarding division Westbeach -- called Homless.
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These could hit European firms doing business in Iran and is a topic high on the agenda for EU leaders meeting in Sofia, Bulgaria, today.
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The spillover of U.S.-China tensions is increasing the risk of doing business in China, and there is no reason to think it will end.
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Companies or banks doing business in Iran could be subject to secondary U.S. sanctions, and may need to shift their business dealings to avoid penalties.
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They offer quite specific warnings about the risks of doing business in China, and the company even mentions the possibility of trade agreements falling apart.
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Already, the National People's Congress in March enacted a new foreign investment law that changed many rules for overseas companies doing business in the country.
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So did Tillerson, who said he would maintain Russia sanctions despite his long history of doing business in that country while employed by Exxon Mobil.
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"They didn't move any factories there," said John Bonnell, a senior advisor at ZoZo Go, a firm that advises automakers on doing business in China.
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A frequently discussed potential solution is the imposition of a "digital tax" through which countries can tax an internet company doing business in its region.
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Chinese state media published commentary this week suggesting that heavyweights doing business in the People's Republic, including Intel and Caterpillar, may be targeted for retaliation.
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Laurent Guyot: Thales has been in China for more than 28630 years so we have some experience about doing business in technological areas in China.
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Researchers examined 5,000 privacy notifications from an array of companies doing business in Europe—as well as how more than 80,000 consumers interacted with them.
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This has a major impact on companies like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and many more, doing business in the EU that closely handle users' personal data.
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But it is also to protect Mattel, the world's biggest toy maker, from what is increasingly viewed as the risk of doing business in China.
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The agency delivered a notice of amended assessment to a leading global health-care company largely doing business in the U.S. but based in Dublin.
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The four-star Marine general quickly established a new way of doing business in the West Wing, positioning himself as the chief gatekeeper to Trump.
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Our quoted premiums from a choice of only three companies doing business in our area were over $2600,243 a month and a $243,22017-plus deductible.
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Zelensky's press office was reported as stating on a Facebook page that the meeting was about "doing business in Ukraine" and about the energy sector.
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There are some countries currently doing business in Cuba -- such as Spain -- that the US wants to see take a harder stance against Nicolás Maduro.
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Doing business in mainland China means making deals with an authoritarian government that has a record of human rights abuses and strict suppression of speech.
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Even though the United States retains many restrictions on doing business in Iran, the nuclear agreement was still viewed among Iranian-Americans as a hopeful sign.
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"For business interests who are considering doing business in Malaysia, they're going to be looking for signs that there is good business climate," Earnest told reporters.
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But both companies have accused one another of not making compromise proposals, and the dispute has resurrected fears about the risk of doing business in Russia.
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The chief executive of one of the "Big Four" accountancy agencies says he isn't worried about the quality of audits on companies doing business in China.
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Unfortunately, the difficulty of doing business in the region, and the repressive nature of most governments, have caused many of the brightest minds to move abroad.
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Yesterday's arrest of Lee Jae-yong is just another example of the misconduct the system breeds, sometimes dismissed as the price of doing business in Korea.
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While Alibaba, Tencent, and even Baidu, may be spared from stringent restrictions on doing business in the U.S., other Chinese information technology firms could potentially suffer.
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The agreement drew praise on Tuesday from DigitalEurope, a group representing trade associations and multinational tech companies doing business in Europe, including Apple, Google and Microsoft.
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Doing business in mainland China means making deals with an authoritarian government that has a record of human rights abuses and a strict suppression of speech.
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The sway exercised by Indian founders has its roots in a unique mix of moral suasion, regulatory advantage and the trickiness of doing business in India.
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Companies doing business in the European Union will need to comply with a new set of regulations designed to protect the private data of Europe's citizens.
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Despite strong pressure from the Abe administration, companies remain wary of the risk of doing business in Russia, said a Japanese official involved in summit preparations.
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Moon also spoke to Xi about the difficulties faced by some South Korean companies doing business in China facing discrimination in retaliation for the THAAD deployment.
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Many London-based banks are having to expand their EU operations to continue doing business in the bloc after Brexit, under plans agreed with the ECB.
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One remedy I called for was reciprocity: Let's make Chinese firms doing business in the United States follow the same rules that China imposes on us.
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In the longer term, increasing the cost of doing business in China would probably prompt manufacturers of basic consumer items to consider moving out of China.
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Trump lashed out hours later, calling Chinese President Xi Jinping an "enemy" and tweeting that U.S. companies should seek "an alternative" to doing business in China.
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"We are encouraging companies to keep doing business in Iran," Joffrey Celestin-Urbain, director of bilateral relations at the finance ministry told a Euromoney Iran conference.
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Some commercial bankers doing business in Qatar said the central bank appeared to have increased its supplies of dollars to the market after making its pledge.
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Still, every month or so, the city's ambassadors are pitching downtown Phoenix to young entrepreneurs frustrated by the high cost of doing business in Silicon Valley.
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A Cold War-era embargo that only Congress can remove is still in place and largely prohibits American companies and citizens from doing business in Cuba.
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STEWART We're not victims of this culture, by any stretch of the imagination, and those comments are the price of doing business in the cultural sphere.
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Or it could decide doing business in the country was too risky, perhaps citing concerns that Iran's banks don't comply sufficiently with international regulations and norms.
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Between 1970 and 2010, Mexico lost $872 billion in illegal financial outflows, most of it going from corporations doing business in the country to American banks.
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Foxconn, which celebrated 30 years of doing business in China last year, has far-flung businesses that include autonomous car startups and investments in cancer research.
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But baseball officials remain optimistic, knowing they have a few arrows in their quiver, including a long list of American companies already doing business in Cuba.
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In their three-page letter, the prosecutors argued that Ms. Meng had lied to banks about Huawei's connections to Skycom to keep doing business in Iran.
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But speaking generally, he said diplomats coming to the United States received a special visa while foreigners doing business in this country needed a business visa.
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Many British services firms, especially in the giant financial industry, would probably face more restrictions on doing business in the bloc than under May's preferred deal.
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That's why we need a new way of doing business in this country — one that prioritizes good-paying jobs and economic growth for Main Street families.
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At the private, two-hour meeting, discussions covered investing in India and addressing the challenges U.S. companies face while doing business in the emerging market country.
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Mr. Broidy also provided access during inauguration week to a pair of Romanian politicians seen as critical to Circinus's chances for doing business in the country.
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Mr. Broidy also provided access during inauguration week to a pair of Romanian politicians seen as critical to Circinus's chances for doing business in the country.
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The acquisition beefs up SAP's ability to help companies doing business in Europe to comply with privacy regulations such as the EU's upcoming General Data Protection Regulation.
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But the rush threatens to push up the cost of doing business in the Permian as drillers compete to book the best workers and oilfield services companies.
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Political turmoil or terrorism could inflict long-term economic harm if it deters foreign investors and buyers, especially of ready-made garments, from doing business in Bangladesh.
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Melissa Cook, the managing director of African Sunrise Partners which has clients doing business in South Sudan including banks, said the business climate had started to improve.
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What we&aposre trying to do in Berlin, though, is talk to the medium-sized and the small companies in Germany that are doing business in Iran.
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Stripe notes that it is not mandatory for those using Stripe's current APIs to update immediately, although those doing business in Europe will need to eventually anyway.
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Doing business in China often relies on the Confucian concept of guanxi, which doesn't directly translate into English, but loosely refers to a person's network of relationships.
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The sudden shift in the project underlines the unpredictability of doing business in Russia -- even for a firm like Shell with a long pedigree of successful cooperation.
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Its restrictions to trade do not apply directly to European companies but bosses fear being banned from the American market if they keep doing business in Iran.
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Germany's DIHK Chambers of Industry and Commerce said firms remained uncertain about doing business in Turkey, from which Germany bought $14 billion worth of goods in 2016.
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US intelligence chiefs have been briefing Silicon Valley tech execs about the possible dangers of doing business in China, according to a report from the Financial Times.
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"The coronavirus just introduces another dimension of complexity and risk for the Detroit automakers," said Michael Dunne, CEO of ZoZoGo, which advises automakers doing business in China.
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"The Cathay incident shows that when doing business in Hong Kong, politics and business are inseparable ... it's quite an alarming message," said a senior pro-Beijing politician.
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Nearly every US company doing business in China will be affected in some way, but for smaller companies that are importing Chinese components, it could be catastrophic.
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Brazil's long environmental licensing process is often blamed for the high cost of doing business in the country, which has been in a deep recession since 2015.
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The Trump administration wants NASA to move away from doing business in low orbit around the Earth and instead focus on sending astronauts back to the Moon.
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But if space agencies across the globe focus on deep space programs, there might be little money left for doing business in lower Earth orbit, Bigelow says.
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The hurdles for foreign companies doing business in China have been increasing despite more liberal rhetoric from the government in Beijing, BDI Managing Director Joachim Lang said.
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The ECB sees "back-to-back" operations—doing business in the EU27 but shifting the risk to London using internal trades—as a ruse to minimise relocations.
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As a former chief executive at Exxon Mobil, he has experience doing business in Russia, but no background in the often public negotiations that international diplomacy requires.
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As we inch ever closer to GDPR in May, companies doing business in Europe need to start getting a grip on the sensitive private data they have.
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While Hanson was doing business in Australia, the FBI was beginning an in-depth investigation of Macho Sports, the book under whose wing he had launched Betodog.
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In March, The Information reported that Kalanick and a group of execs visited an escort bar while doing business in South Korea, leading to an HR complaint.
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Eni, the biggest foreign oil producer in Africa, has been doing business in Nigeria since 1962 and last year produced 109,13 barrels of oil equivalent per day.
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"And why did the President make false statements about his financial interests in doing business in Russia at a time when he was pursuing that?" he said.
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Perhaps it's time for some more carve-outs for European companies already doing business in Iran in an effort to preserve what's left of trans-Atlantic comity.
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THIS ADMINISTRATION CAME OUT AND SAID THESE ARE ISSUES THAT HAVE TO BE RESOLVED THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY SUPPORTS THAT THERE'S NOTHING WRONG WITH DOING BUSINESS IN CHINA.
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As a 23-year-old agreement, it needs to be updated in key areas to better address the challenges and opportunities of doing business in today's environment.
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U.S. ad tech firms Verve and Drawbridge have announced they will cease doing business in Europe, while numerous small firms and apps have put operations on hold.
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Going forward, the private sector still considers corruption, access to financing and tax rates as the most problematic factors for doing business in India, the WEF noted.
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Google is now reportedly changing its tune and is open to doing business in China, willing for the first time to go along with Chinese censorship rules.
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Why it matters: Barring Kaspersky Lab software from Federal computers is one thing, Barring the firm from doing business in the United States is significantly more onerous.
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The demand from the central bank has raised worries about doing business in Nigeria, whose finances have been hit by a weak economy and volatile oil prices.
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The United States has accused Beijing of forcing U.S. companies doing business in China to share their technology with local partners and hand over intellectual property secrets.
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Moon explained the difficulties faced by South Korean companies that were doing business in China and asked for Xi's "special attention" to ease those concerns, Yoon said.
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Authorities in the three countries have not publicly warned foreign banks against doing business in Qatar, but foreign bankers fear consequences if they do new deals there.
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Jaishankar said Jammu and Kashmir's special status raised the cost of doing business in the state, and claimed that funds sent for its development were being misappropriated.
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While U.S. companies doing business in China agree with Trump's complaint about Chinese intellectual property practices, Ennis said they do not see tariffs pushing China into submission.
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"Carter Page was doing business in Russia, talking to Russian diplomats who may have been involved in intelligence activities directed at the United States," Mr. Banks said.
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Next was Russia, which used the weapon in an attack — called NotPetya — that was aimed at Ukraine but spread across major companies doing business in the country.
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"This is a very technical piece of legislation, which has never been litigated," said Pedro A. Freyre, a Miami lawyer who represents companies doing business in Cuba.
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Trade talks will continue, but the U.S. has asked China to remove "all of its many trade barriers" that prevent U.S. companies from doing business in China.
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Back then, proposals put forward at United States companies doing business in South Africa pressed for the adoption of principles defining minimum human rights and employment standards.
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While no exact figure is available, the number of Americans doing business in North Korea is small because of the risk of violating sanctions against the country.
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Most broadly, it signals that investors see less need for British currency in the future, because Brexit is already reducing the appeal of doing business in Britain.
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That-, that is an excellent sign, its' an excellent sign for companies like ourselves, doing business in the US, but also for the rest of the world.
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Andrew Bailey, head of Britain's Financial Conduct Authority, says a key question is whether EU customers will be allowed to continue doing business in London after Brexit.
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On Tuesday, the Department of Commerce added 28 new companies and agencies to its running "blacklist" of Chinese firms banned from doing business in the United States.
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Earlier this year, China suspended coal imports from North Korea, and on Friday, China's commerce ministry banned North Korean individuals and enterprises from doing business in China.
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There is no doubt that the U.S. has legitimate complaints about protection of its intellectual property rights and the barriers China erects to doing business in China.
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"Even as President Trump made the pitch for doing business in America at Davos, it's the earnings that are front and center, " the "Mad Money" host said.
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"Even as President Trump made the pitch for doing business in America at Davos, it's the earnings that are front and center, " the "Mad Money " host said.
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Germany's Daimler has said it is closely monitoring any further developments, while carmaker Volkswagen has rejected a report that suggested it had decided against doing business in Iran.
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If Apple refused the request of, say, the Chinese government, it would risk being barred from doing business in China, its second-largest market after the United States.
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The three companies had become the largest online poker outfits doing business in the United States after Congress banned real-money gambling on internet card games in 2006.
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The sanctions include travel bans and asset freezes on people and entities; curbs on energy, financial and defence dealings with Russia and limits on doing business in Crimea.
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One thing that Microsoft competitors Facebook and Google need to understand is that some of the ways of doing business in China are slightly different, according to Crozier.
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The deal also released billions of dollars worth of frozen Iranian assets and opened the door for global companies that have been barred from doing business in Iran.
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The country added 106 billionaires over the course of the year, while 51 fell off the list, "illustrating the risks of doing business in China," the report said.
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Hobeishy denied that, saying there was no question of his bank issuing letters of credit to those doing business in some areas of the country and not others.
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And American companies doing business in China are under an enormous amount of pressure to navigate those relationships in a delicate way without putting their operations at risk.
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The United Kingdom's departure from the European Union could pose a risk for retail companies doing business in London, Oliver Chen told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street, " Tuesday.
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Brokers that own overseas licenses argue that investor money is safe, internet trading is boundless, and China has no rules banning them from doing business in the country.
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It's not surprising that Manfre has found a lot to love about doing business in Texas — which finished second in CNBC's 493 America's Top States for Business ranking.
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A series of Reuters investigations recently showed how European companies including German retailer Metro and France's Auchan were doing business in Crimea despite the punitive sanctions regime there.
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The sanctions include travel bans and asset freezes on people and entities; curbs on energy, financial and defense dealings with Russia and limits on doing business in Crimea.
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It is struggling severely and the Rial is their currency, it is almost close to being valueless and black market is the way of doing business in Iran.
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Increasing regulations and a high cost of doing business in Hong Kong continue to be outweighed by its advantages, industry experts said, although those factors remain important challenges.
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Western companies doing business in China need both to understand the magnitude of these challenges and to develop business models and practices that reinforce and support constructive changes.
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Huawei, the Chinese networking giant, has been effectively blocked from doing business in the U.S. Cisco was the U.S. vendor that benefited most from both of these actions.
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These initiatives were pioneering in their day, offering regulatory support to fintech innovation that seeks to disrupt the existing means of doing business in the financial services sector.
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While involvement in the political process has long been an accepted part of doing business in America, secret spending can lend itself to exploitation of, or by, corporations.
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The World Bank recently released its annual report comparing the ease of doing business in 190 countries, and India's ranking improved to 20033rd, up from 77th last year.
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The Hesse-based company is focusing on Europe and has shied away from doing business in the United States, where generic drug companies have come under price pressure.
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And the Chinese government's response would probably be tariffs of its own on American goods and services rather than lowering barriers for American companies doing business in China.
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SORKIN: HOW DO YOU THINK ABOUT U.S. AND CHINA RELATIONS THESE DAYS AND HOW IT RELATES TO YOU DOING BUSINESS HERE AND YOU DOING BUSINESS IN THE U.S.?
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Those include people ranging from tourists to students to those doing business in the United States (There were 9.7 million such visas issued worldwide during the fiscal year).
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S. companies doing business in the U.S. This would also affect U.S. companies that 'inverted' or moved their headquarters overseas to avoid the 35 percent U.S. tax rate.
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Derek O'Brien, a spokesman for the state of West Bengal, which includes Kolkata, said the company had been barred from doing business in the state of Uttar Pradesh.
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Washington is waking up to the reality that the cost of doing business in China's massive market is risking precious tech secrets, but it may be too late.
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Second, foreign companies that do business in the U.S. are also granted the benefits and protections of doing business in the U.S. without being subject to double taxation.
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U.S. persons remain prohibited from doing business in or with Iran despite implementation of the Iranian nuclear deal, also known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA).
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Online privacy regulations adopted in May have forced companies doing business in Europe to add new data-protection policies that restrict how people are tracked across the internet.
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The law was originally passed in 1996 to protect companies against penalties imposed for doing business in Cuba, Libya and Iran — all of which were under American sanctions.
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According to an affidavit that was made public during Ms. Meng's bail hearing, Huawei used a company called Skycom as an unofficial subsidiary for doing business in Iran.
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In 2013, a report by Reuters revealed that Huawei, through a subsidiary called Skycom, had been secretly doing business in Iran — a country subject to stringent international sanctions.
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The Treasury Department said that Mr. Cabello and his brother extorted money from companies doing business in Venezuela, by threatening them with large fines resulting from tax audits.
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Large global companies, facing the prospect of being shut out from the United States market if they continue doing business in Iran, have stayed away from the country.
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In effect, the ministry told foreign companies that obeying official Chinese demands on how to refer to these areas would be the price of doing business in China.
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Jerusalem (CNN)The United Nations has published a database of more than one hundred companies it says are doing business in Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories.
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The shift has even drawn companies more used to doing business in showrooms, such as carmakers Tesla and Mercedes-Benz, to promote products heavily online during the week.
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Columbia Gas' parent company, NiSource, also has agreed to take steps to sell the Massachusetts branch of the company and cease doing business in the commonwealth, he said.
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Instead, it was a high-profile acknowledgement of a growing movement against a way of doing business in the United States that has reigned for over 40 years.
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It's bad enough right now for huge companies doing business in countries with oppressive regimes, as we've seen recently with China's strong-arming of the NBA and Blizzard.
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China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs responded by suggesting that for foreign companies, deferring to Chinese preferences for geopolitical categorization was a price of doing business in the country.
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Another primary concern of American companies — a requirement that they turn over technology as a condition of doing business in the country — is also addressed in the deal.
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Last week, the U.S. Department of Commerce added 28 new companies and agencies to its running "blacklist" of Chinese firms banned from doing business in the United States.
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The UC was among the first institutions in academia to divest from companies doing business in apartheid South Africa, paving the way for other universities to follow suit.
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Ohio politicians were so shocked by the size of the wave of cash flowing southward that they banned Florida real estate firms from doing business in their state.
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It's no accident that Albertson and many other small-business owners love doing business in Texas — which finished No. 0003 in CNBC's 2017 Top States for Business rankings.
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Much room for interpretation Business groups say they fear the vagueness of the new law means it will fail to address their concerns about doing business in China.
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The bottom line for the TV jurist ... slice the allegations in half, and what you're left with is a bad man who has no business doing business in Hollywood.
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I think there are issues the United States has to grapple with in terms of doing business in China, and with China, that are important to the US economy.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Wednesday extended by two weeks to May 1 a ban on U.S. lawsuits against foreign firms doing business in Cuba.
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While personal connections have long been a way of doing business in much of Asia, the scrutiny from U.S. regulators ensured the issue became increasingly sensitive in recent years.
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The presence of party units has long been a fact of doing business in China, where the law requires companies, including foreign firms, to set up a party organization.
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The fallout from a Chinese economic slowdown is likely to extend to other sectors like consumer spending — potentially hitting American companies that are doing business in Asia's largest economy.
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In an interview with Record TV on the eve of his inauguration, Bolsonaro lashed out at Brazil's notorious bureaucracy, which makes doing business in the country difficult and expensive.
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You can buy T-shirts and hoodies, of course — basic, necessary supplies for any band doing business in the age of the internet — but things get weird after that.
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By 2015, states were actively touting their workforces to the point that for the first time, Workforce surpassed Cost of Doing Business in terms of weight in our study.
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Residents, however, have worried that Uber's presence will further drive up the cost of living and doing business in a city already grappling with rising rents and home prices.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Doing business in Russia became easier over the past year but Moscow needs to work on increasing competition in the economy, the World Bank said on Tuesday.
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A judge on Monday prohibited Pi Delta Psi from doing business in Pennsylvania for the duration of its 10-year probation and imposed a $112,500 fine, NBC News reported.
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In addition to nine years in jail, Browder was also fined 200,000 roubles ($3,500) and barred from doing business in Russia for three years, the Prosecutor General's Office said.
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This practice of 'gift-giving' does not necessarily guarantee victory, but it signals a candidate's largesse and is widely accepted as the cost of doing business in Indian elections.
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"Buick has a reputation in China as an exclusive, almost elite reputation," said Michael Dunne, CEO of ZoZo Go, a firm that advises automakers on doing business in China.
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As a result, these regulations apply to most global US corporations you can think of and, potentially, to thousands of US businesses doing business in Europe that you can't.
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In addition to nine years in jail, Browder was also fined 200,000 rubles ($3,500) and barred from doing business in Russia for three years, the Prosecutor General's Office said.
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"I spoke to almost every other retailer who's doing business in France and in the [Middle East and Africa], and we all had a similar situation," Schultz said Friday.
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Such requirements have raised concerns that foreign tech companies may have to disclose intellectual property or provide the government with backdoor access to continue doing business in the country.
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As foreign businessmen know all too well, drinking vast quantities of this foul-smelling, throat-burning local brew has long been an unavoidable part of doing business in China.
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So-called "nonresident" licenses simply function as jurisdictional hooks, a means by which a state's insurance regulator may oversee a producer based elsewhere, but doing business in their state.
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British stocks could take a hit if the United Kingdom leaves the European Union without a deal, but foreign companies doing business in the country could also be affected.
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But international players leading investment and financing of the Indian-backed port are now in limbo amid fears of punishment by U.S. secondary sanctions for doing business in Iran.
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FireEye said the hackers, called APT32, had attacked a Philippine consumer products corporation and a Philippine technology infrastructure firm in 2016, alongside other companies, some doing business in Vietnam.
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South Korean companies doing business in China have faced pressure, including boycotts and cyber-attacks, over the U.S.-deployed anti-missile defense system which Beijing views as a threat.
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The company, which kicked off a three-day event on Wednesday to celebrate its 30 years doing business in China, already does much more than assemble goods for others.
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But the administration of Republican President Donald Trump has returned to Cold War characterizations of the Cuban government and imposed new restrictions on doing business in Cuba and travel.
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"Restricting Huawei from doing business in the U.S. will not make the U.S. more secure or stronger," the company said in a statement in response to questions from Reuters.
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Companies doing business in China often get caught in a web: Beijing uses its economic leverage to draw them in and then uses their technology for police-state tactics.
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The legislation would have curbed China's practice of forced technology transfers, where foreign companies doing business in China have to partner with local companies, which means sharing proprietary information.
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The expanding investigation underscores the difficulty of doing business in war-torn regions, a challenge faced by companies around the world, especially those in the energy and industrial sectors.
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China has repeatedly played down complaints about intellectual property abuses, and has rejected accusations that foreign companies face forced technology transfers as a price of doing business in China.
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"Our interests are not identical to the U.S.," Geoff Raby, a former Australian ambassador to China who advises companies doing business in the two countries, said in an interview.
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Israel Israeli leaders are furious after the United Nations published a database of more than 100 companies it says are doing business in Israeli settlements in occupied Palestinian territories.
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In its statement on Tuesday, the Bolloré Group said it had originally gotten a contract to operate the port in 2001, long before Havas was doing business in Guinea.
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The administration's challenge — the American ambassador to Germany has already said that German companies doing business in Iran should wind down operations now — might prompt Europe to go further.
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Evans told CNBC's Annette Weisbach in Frankfurt that the U.S. administration is looking to make big adjustments in trade and intellectual property rights for people doing business in China.
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We are confident that the disease can be contained if everyone — including corporations doing business in China — is prudent and makes safety of their employees their number one priority.
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Officials from the IMF and European Union who flew into Athens's new airport in September are thus not short of examples of the difficulties of doing business in Greece.
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Kyriakos Mitsotakis, the prime minister, wants to transform Hellinikon into a symbol not of the hurdles to doing business in Greece, but of the country's new openness to commerce.
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Foreign companies like Total that have business dealings with Iran were told they could face secondary sanctions for doing business in the country, prompting a number to pull out.
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Hatch blamed Beijing for instigating the trade battle by demanding that the U.S. transfer technologies and intellectual property to Chinese businesses as the price for doing business in China.
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"China is absolutely leading the world in AI," according to Frank Hester, founder of TPP, a UK-based healthtech company that has been doing business in China since 2013.
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I hope that does not occur, but let's be honest, it has happened before, when this administration reversed course on banning ZTE from doing business in the United States.
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We're working to put together, especially as we approach Small Business Week in San Francisco, a way to really cut back the expenses of doing business in San Francisco.
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It's been about as long since official policy on American citizens traveling to and doing business in or with Cuba shifted dramatically in favor of increased openness and exchange.
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According to the Herald, the investigation is a broader probe into Chinese nationals doing business in the area and predates both the revelations about Yang and Zhang's entry attempt.
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In the 1990s and early 2000s, when Iran had a moderate, reform-oriented president in Mohammad Khatami, Namazi ran consultancies that advised foreign investors on doing business in Iran.
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It said the decision was made "out of an abundance of caution and to eliminate any concerns about our supply chain given the controversy around doing business" in Xinjiang.
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If you're a global company based in the United States, and you're not doing business in China, or your business in China is not successful, then you're limiting yourself significantly.
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The Kremlin also declined to comment, saying it was a matter for the companies involved, but the situation could now make European companies more cautious about doing business in Russia.
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"Look for the market to fall another 5 percent in 2019 because consumer confidence remains shaky," said Michael Dunne, the CEO of ZoZoGo, which advises automakers doing business in China.
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"Many companies fail to detect fraud simply because they don't run appropriate checks and especially for those doing business in emerging economies, that can be a real challenge," says Ufford.
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U.S. companies say they are often pressured into handing over technological know-how to Chinese joint venture partners, local officials or regulators as a condition for doing business in China.
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Those who previously relied on Safe Harbor were largely left with only one option for doing business in the EU: sign model contractual clauses with each and every EU customer.
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"If you are doing business in China, your political views will be sanitized..." in line with China's wishes, said Ian Bremmer, president of Eurasia Group, on CNN's "New Day" Tuesday.
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And so it's a really unusual juxtaposition of this megarich family with real roots to Azerbaijan and to Russia, but here they are living and doing business in New Jersey.
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Complex tangles of taxation and regulation contribute to what is known as the "Brazil cost": the added expense of doing business in Brazil over and above what it costs elsewhere.
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Brazil's labor code was designed in the 1940's to protect workers from dismissals, but is often blamed by companies for the high cost of doing business in the country.
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As a result, many healthcare consumers would benefit from pricing unique to their respective area (consider the cost of doing business in New York City versus the state's rural areas).
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Over the next seven years, Giffen fought back with a novel defense: he made the preposterous claim that, while doing business in Kazakhstan, he was effectively working for the CIA.
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Additionally, there have been rumors that Trump may ban ZTE and Huawei from doing business in the US, since they have been accused of stealing US IP, and compromising cybersecurity.
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The White House is demanding that China make structural reforms, including how it treats U.S. intellectual property and forces U.S. companies to share their technology when doing business in China.
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In response, Beijing officials could do the same, or they could make doing business in their country more expensive for companies like Apple that manufacture parts of the iPhone there.
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Schneiderman's office has authority to monitor the hiring practices of companies doing business in New York, and since the NFL is headquartered in Manhattan, this falls squarely within his jurisdiction.
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The question is if you get all the benefits of being in America, doing business in America, to be able to change your address to avoid U.S. taxes is wrong.
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At the same time, the Department of Financial Services in New York is developing new rules to provide minimum requirements and deadlines for financial institutions doing business in the state.
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The alcohol industry, like the rest of the economy, is doing business in the era of disruption—but one thing that shouldn't be disrupted is our commitment to product safety.
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He pointed to a measure passed by the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva a few months ago to establish a database identifying companies doing business in Israeli settlements.
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The tech Cold War between US and China is running hotter than ever since the US blacklisted dozens of Chinese tech companies, including Huawei, from doing business in its country.
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In the long-term the government needs to invest in fields like education, human capital and above all, ease of doing business, in which Israel scores low among developed nations.
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I would advise a client to be wary of doing business in a country that has so little respect for basic principles of due process and the rule of law.
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The new U.S. ambassador to Germany, Richard Grenell, is facing backlash from some quarters of the German government over his comments about companies from that country doing business in Iran.
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Last year, Mr. Pence signed a religious objections bill perceived by many as antigay, prompting some corporations to threaten to stop doing business in Indiana unless the law was changed.
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Russia in recent years has stepped up demands for source code reviews as a requirement for doing business in the country, Reuters reported in June, and many companies have complied.
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"For the past six months German healthcare companies have been having trouble doing business in Saudi Arabia," said Oliver Oehms of the German chamber of commerce and industry in Riyadh.
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The investigation underscores the costs and complexity of doing business in war-torn regions, a challenge faced by companies around the world, especially those in the energy and industrial sectors.
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Yang Jianwei, 44, a kitchenware exporter who embraced Fo Guang Shan, said he stopped attending the boozy late-night dinners that seem an unavoidable part of doing business in China.
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People's desire to bring back Main Streets is, in part, a growing recognition that craftsmanship and the personal relationships fostered by doing business in our own community are valuable things.
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The proposed law should require firms doing business in Australia with a revenue of more than $50 million to file a statement, found a December report by a parliamentary inquiry.
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Her defense argues that the crime she is being accused of does not constitute a crime in Canada because Canada has not imposed sanctions against companies doing business in Iran.
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Most sanctions on Iran were lifted under the nuclear accord, so there is no suggestion any partners doing business in the country after the agreement would be breaking any laws.
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When you think about companies that are doing business in some of these countries, have you changed your exposure to them in any way as a result of all this?
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The court also determined that Congress did not prevent Huawei from doing business in the U.S., but rather exercised its power to control how the federal government spends its money.
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Egypt's parliament last year passed a long-delayed investment law to streamline doing business in Egypt and to create incentives it hopes will bring back investors' dollars after years of turmoil.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)American companies doing business in China are navigating an unprecedented array of risks, from slowing growth to the trade war and pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong.
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Etihad failed to understand the differences between doing business in the Middle East and in Europe, where, for example, there are trade unions, says Gerald Wissel of Airborne Consulting in Hamburg.
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One-quarter of senior U.K. executives listed the remaining U.S. sanctions as their top concern about doing business in Iran, in a survey published by law firm Clyde & Co on Wednesday.
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The suggestion that Trump use a Huawei phone is, of course, barbed with the context that the US government has essentially frozen the Chinese giant out of doing business in America.
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Both contracts spurred plenty of debate, with some seeing the deals as the cost of doing business in today's NHL while others argued that McDavid or (especially) Draisaitl would be overpaid.
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China has consistently pushed back against criticism from Western countries, especially the United States and European Union, about things like intellectual property rights and the difficulty of doing business in China.
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Threat Stack focuses on security for companies doing business in the cloud, whether that's a cloud-native startup or an enterprise that is taking a hybrid approach, CEO Brian Ahern explained.
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The Trump administration has accused Beijing of forcing foreign companies to share or reveal their technology as a price of doing business in China, particularly in futuristic areas like electric cars.
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U.S. officials have cited progress in the talks on tricky aspects, including reforming practices such as intellectual property theft and forced transfer of technology from U.S. companies doing business in China.
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Leaving the EU will drive up the cost of doing business in Europe for asset managers and investment banks, which lose the ability to sell products into the EU from London.
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The new U.S. ambassador to Germany Richard Grenell is also facing backlash from some quarters of the German government over his comments about companies from that country doing business in Iran.
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They say it offered bonuses to staff who stole intellectual property and that Meng Wanzhou, its finance chief and the daughter of its founder, misled banks about doing business in Iran.
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The president signed an executive order earlier this month empowering the government to block foreign tech companies from doing business in the U.S. if they are deemed a national security threat.
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"The challenges of doing business in the Middle East is not just in terms of (cash) collections... but also that customer dialogue has very much come to the fore," Cochrane said.
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Because of those concerns it has effectively been barred from doing business in the U.S. The firm has also been at the center of trade tensions between the U.S. and China.
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Tech companies may think twice about Australia Privacy advocates say it could bring risks for regular users of the apps and even make tech companies wary of doing business in Australia.
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The protests, which came in response to a proposed bill that would allow extradition to mainland China, have give some in the financial community pause about doing business in Hong Kong.
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The AMF said the TWT was "not a license or an authorization" but a first-review service aimed at identifying whether there was any major obstacle to doing business in France.
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The United States has accused Beijing of forcing U.S. companies doing business in China to share their technology with local partners and hand over intellectual property secrets, charges that China denies.
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But the fact is, if we want to win jobs for Americans and outpace our international competitors, then we have to lower the cost of doing business in the United States.
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The aim in the current U.S. trade talks, these experts tell Axios, should include a halt to Beijing's forced transfer of know-how as a price of doing business in China.
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That would allow British-based banks to carry on doing business in the EU. But Norway pays a contribution to the EU budget as large as Britain's, when measured per person.
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That would allow British-based banks to carry on doing business in the EU. But Norway pays a contribution to the EU budget as large as Britain's, when measured per person.
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The Chinese market regulator added in its statement that the country would treat all companies fairly and that China was open to foreign firms investing and doing business in the country.
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Here's how But Washington has taken a hardline stance so far, warning European firms doing business in Iran that they have six months to wind up their investments or face sanctions.
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Competition can be very tough, dealing with challenges in the press, and also, users were unhappy, and false rumors being spread, and those are all part of doing business in China.
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Kudlow confirmed there's "nothing now in the cards" to exert executive authority that would bar US firms from doing business in China -- but wouldn't rule out the possibility in the future.
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Most broadly, the decline in the pound signals that investors see less need for British currency in the future, because Brexit is already reducing the appeal of doing business in Britain.
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That has led to speculation it might seek to apply pressure on the U.S. in other ways, such as making it more difficult for American companies doing business in the country.
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The border checks could mean delays and more red tape for UK businesses, and foreign companies doing business in Britain, that have suffered from nearly four years of uncertainty over Brexit.
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Ethiopia, Africa's second-most populous nation, has long been an ally of the United States but the difficulty of doing business in its sluggish and bureaucratic economy has discouraged foreign investment.
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A dwindling number of retailers are still doing business in Los Angeles, and a couple of big orders from Fashion Nova can keep a small garment shop afloat for another year.
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Since January, two term loan B deals from companies doing business in Latin America and the Caribbean have been marketed to institutional investors in the U.S., as previously reported by LPC.
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Political tensions, corruption, high crime rates, a restrictive investment law and interruptions of electric service have made doing business in Venezuela akin to running an obstacle course en route to bankruptcy.
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It is not unusual for United States law firms to advise corporate clients doing business in Russia, and Mr. Clayton is not thought to have any ties to the Russian companies.
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The official said Secretary of State Mike Pompeo decided against hitting European countries doing business in Cuba, but added the decision to exclude foreign investors would be reviewed after 30 days.
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There are also disagreements over whether Beijing is going far enough in its promises to curb the forced transfer of American intellectual property as a condition of doing business in China.
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Earlier this year, Wald said the arrest of Saudi women's rights advocates — even as the kingdom lifted a ban on women driving — may force companies to rethink doing business in the country.
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Last week Nigeria's central bank ordered MTN's Lagos-based unit to hand over $8.1 billion that it said was illegally sent abroad, raising questions about doing business in the west African country.
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Since it ignores infrastructure, price stability, workforce skills and the reliability of suppliers, among other things, it is not really a summary measure of the ease of doing business in a country.
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With more than three dozen large corporations speaking out against the slate of legislation today, FedEx's refusal to address is notable and out of step with other companies doing business in Tennessee.
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Kenyatta told a forum at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce that Kenya was keen to attract more U.S. investment and become a hub for U.S. companies doing business in Africa and beyond.
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It has accused him of paying too little heed to Tata's reputation for doing business in a socially responsible fashion, but also of doing too little to change things to boost profits.
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What they're saying: In a blog post, Airbnb explained that it believes doing business in the settlements is legal, and in the past it felt its service could "bring people together" there.
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Instead, Iranian banks have started doing business - in areas like trade finance or payment processing - with a slew of medium-sized European banks, said Mansour Tafazoli, vice president at bigger Parsian Bank.
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China has long denied U.S. charges that Chinese firms have stolen ideas and software or forced firms to turn over intellectual property as part of the price of doing business in China.
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He warned his country's nationals against travelling to Turkey, proposed rolling back European Union economic assistance and suggested his government might stop providing export credit guarantees to companies doing business in Turkey.
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"Doing Business in an Activist World," the annual business and politics study from Global Strategy Group, shows that Americans tend to have pre-existing notions about the political leanings of certain brands.
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China has consistently pushed back against criticism from Western countries, especially the United States and the European Union, about things like intellectual property rights and the difficulty of doing business in China.
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Meanwhile, EU officials say they are aware of cases of European companies exploiting legal gray areas to continue doing business in Crimea but said this did not undermine the wider sanctions policy.
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Fresnillo was the biggest faller, down 10.5 percent, after Morgan Stanley downgraded the stock on fears the company will find doing business in Mexico much harder following the passage of recent legislation.
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Spreading top talent across several European cities has enhanced the banks' appeal to some EU clients and reduced costs linked to doing business in London, one of the world's most expensive cities.
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The ease of doing business in India improved notably after a series of reforms made it easier for companies to get construction permits, pay taxes and trade across borders, the report said.
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The central bank said earlier this month that banks doing business in Estonia handled cross-border transactions of more than $1 trillion in and out of the country between 13 and 2017.
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The original frenzy in U.S. commercial interest in Cuba was tempered by the realization that doing business in cash-strapped Cuba was difficult and even harder with a trade embargo in place.
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Western governments have long complained that their companies are pressured into handing over technological know-how to Chinese joint-venture partners, officials or regulators as a condition for doing business in China.
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U.S. Senator Marco Rubio said on Sunday he would "100 percent absolutely" introduce a measure in the new Congress that would ban Chinese telecom companies from doing business in the United States.
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Stone Tracy Co., the Supreme Court held that a corporate income tax is an "excise upon the particular privilege of doing business in a corporate capacity" that need not be apportioned either.
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" Mr. Rubenstein, who was not involved in the Gagosian case but was apprised of its details, added: "This has huge implications for doing business in a way that everyone thought was acceptable.
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John S. Kavulich, the president of the U.S.-Cuba Trade and Economic Council, said that in the 1990s the Trump organization inquired with him about the logistics of doing business in Cuba.
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Doing business in China typically requires a partnership with a Chinese company, and that often means sharing crucial intellectual property that can enable the partner to become a competitor down the road.
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An exit could prompt banks and large corporations to move parts of their operations from London to other European cities so they could continue doing business in E.U. countries without any disruptions.
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He said it was understandable that some companies might need time to feel confident about doing business in Iran, noting that Tehran also needed to take steps to modernize its banking system.
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Last month, South Korea and China agreed to end a year-long standoff over THAAD which had seen South Korean companies doing business in China suffer from retaliation against the system's deployment.
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He could prove a potent historical symbol of the risks of doing business in China just as Australia is again examining how to manage its relationship with the world's second-largest economy.
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He will talk about Google's recent decision to distance itself from the Defense Department, potentially doing business in China and recent reports about the company's handling of sexual misconduct in the workplace.
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"We see banking, technology and aviation companies all interested in doing business in Ireland – the only English-speaking country in the EU now, with the departure of the U.K.," said the minister.
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In 2013, for example, she allegedly gave a presentation to a banking executive that misrepresented Huawei's compliance with US sanctions on Iran and its relationship with a subsidiary doing business in Iran.
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Amid China's increased openness to foreign investment, BASF's knowledge of doing business in China meant it could "seize the right opportunity at the right time", a Beijing-based energy industry executive said.
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The collective comprises 14 instrumentalists and vocalists and is working to ensure that predatory and sexist behavior is seen as aberrant, not as part of the cost of doing business in jazz.
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In this bond sale, Aramco will need to provide investors with significant disclosures — the price of doing business in Western markets — but company officials seem much less reluctant than in the past.
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In trade negotiations, Washington seeks a fundamental reform of Chinese approaches to economic development such as high import barriers, forced technology transfers from foreign companies doing business in China, and industrial espionage.
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It's also unclear if China is willing to fully address U.S. concerns over policies that force American companies to hand over technology as a condition of doing business in China's lucrative market.
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Spending freely seems to be part of doing business in streaming, however: Netflix is expected to have a negative free cash flow of anywhere between $3 billion and $4 billion this year.
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"It (the move) will substantially increase the perceived risk of doing business in Uganda, and the creation of a monopoly would eliminate opportunities for private investment," Spencer told Reuters in an interview.
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Reconciling U.S. surveillance practices and commercial use of consumers' information with the European Union's stringent privacy laws has been a challenge for U.S. telecommunications companies doing business in Europe, and vice versa.
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"DraftKings and FanDuel are indeed operating illegal gambling operations in New York and should be permanently barred from doing business in New York," Damien LaVera, a spokesman for Schneiderman, said in a statement.
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Schweitzer said European companies also faced other non-tariff barriers to doing business in the United States, for instance in winning government contracts, or due to the different regulations in various U.S. states.
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Viktor Vekselberg, the Russian oligarch at the center of a widening scandal over influence peddling by President Donald Trump's lawyer Michael Cohen, has been banned from doing business in America under U.S. sanctions.
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One Credit Suisse executive said privately that high bonuses and the cost of doing business in the British capital made it difficult for Credit Suisse to turn a profit on its London operation.
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Specifically, it miscalculated how best to gain the support of skeptical locals unaccustomed to its win-at-all-costs tactics, and it underestimated the regulatory hurdles of doing business in Europe's largest economy.
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Meng was arrested on the basis of a 2013 PowerPoint presentation she made to HSBC, in which she said there was no relationship between Huawei and Skycom, which was doing business in Iran.
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These accounting firms generate between 10% and 15% of their revenue from doing business in mainland China, so tensions between Hong Kong and China could pose a threat to their earnings, Leung said.
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The United States accuses China of economic sins including intellectual property theft, currency manipulation and forced technology transfer by U.S. companies to their Chinese partners as a requirement for doing business in China.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - New Zealand edged out Singapore as the easiest country for doing business in the World Bank's latest rankings, while several emerging market countries improved the most by pursuing business-friendly reforms.
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"This would damage the whole global economy and in particular the export-oriented German economy," he said, adding state interference from China was also a worry for German firms doing business in China.
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On his first day on the job in May, he tweeted that German companies doing business in Iran should "wind down operations immediately" because American sanctions would target critical sectors of Iran's economy.
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But as they seek relief from the high cost of doing business in Silicon Valley, they are finding that salaries in cities like Salt Lake City, Denver, and Atlanta are on the rise.
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More than 40 percent of German companies doing business in the United States said the U.S. market had become less important for them since the escalation of the trade dispute, the survey showed.
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The White House could use Section 891 of the Internal Revenue Code to double taxes on French companies doing business in the U.S. When France was mulling the digital tax last month, Sens.
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Adding to the lure of doing business in Austin, he says, is the active start-up crowd; community groups centered on energy efficiency; and events like the movie, music and tech festival SXSW.
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Starting in 2019, large foreign e-commerce companies doing business in Quebec will have to collect provincial sales tax of 9.975 percent, a move expected to generate C$155 million over five years.
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But Beijing has apparently told India not to block Huawei from doing business in the country, warning New Delhi there could be consequences for Indian firms operating in China, Reuters reported this week.
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" The group also underscored the need for an urgent delivery of humanitarian aid and insisted international governments "take measures to prevent the Maduro regime … from doing business in oil, gold and other assets.
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"Due to the rising costs of doing business in this location, including costs associated with higher minimum wage rates, a 3 percent surcharge has been added to your total bill," the receipt read.
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" Henry Schein Chief Executive Stanley Bergman welcomed the judge's decision to sever them from the case, saying: "Henry Schein has always been committed to doing business in an ethical manner wherever we operate.
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In that time frame, some 90 cities, 22 counties and 26 states, as well as innumerable colleges and universities, had taken some measure to divest themselves from companies doing business in South Africa.
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President Cyril Ramaphosa has pledged to re-ignite growth by attracting 1.2 trillion rand ($86 billion) of investments in the next five years and improving the ease of doing business in the country.
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So industry has the chance to participate and test new ideas, but on the whole industry's involvement is in finding cheaper ways of getting to and from space - not doing business in microgravity.
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Castro finally relented to investment from Canada, Europe, Latin America, Asia — anywhere but the United States, whose citizens were and in large part still are prohibited by law from doing business in Cuba.
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These are less evenhanded appraisals than buoyant travel guides to new resorts, museums, and shopping districts—the flows of creative capital, broadly speaking, that one might experience while doing business in such places.
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Under an overhaul of decades-old rules unveiled last month by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, states can go after multinationals like Google, Apple and Facebook doing business in their countries.
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That's because if companies like DHID or Unaforte are doing business in dollars, it means their transactions are likely to go through the United States at some point (unless they're conducted in cash).
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt's parliament on Sunday passed a long-delayed investment law to streamline doing business in Egypt and to create incentives it hopes will bring back investors' dollars after years of turmoil.
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The Trump administration has been critical of the way China negotiates deals with American companies, often requiring the transfer of technology to Chinese partners as the cost of doing business in the country.
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Our way of doing business, in which we drink wines with food in a social setting while paying close attention to the wines and our reactions, did not do these quaffers justice. Why?
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After NASA's announcement, agency CFO Jeff DeWit spoke to CNBC about how more companies involved in the space station will "lower the cost and lower the risk" of doing business in outer space.
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"As the U.S. is increasingly questioning the openness of trade, the Chinese are increasingly sort of asking questions about services and U.S. firms, in particular financial firms, doing business in China," he said.
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Washington is forcing companies to choose between trading with Iran and maintaining access to the U.S. market, so most companies have opted to keep doing business in the biggest economy on the planet.
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I'm not saying that we will be producing beer in other countries, however, because of a beer business which is tough, gives us a lot of learnings from doing business in this country.
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The Australian banks who make up 90% of the market warned during consultation with the central bank on the higher ratios that increases could force them to reconsider doing business in New Zealand.
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Schwarzman, who has a long history of doing business in China, said that a meeting between Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping at the G20 summit later this month could help reset the relationship.
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Corruption has been a big hurdle to doing business in Kenya though the government has taken more than 300 graft cases to court, part of a crackdown on the scourge by President Uhuru Kenyatta.
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It's a new way of doing business in which NASA asks the commercial space industry for a type of service and then gives a contract to a company, or companies, to perform that service.
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The United States accuses China of multiple economic sins, including intellectual property theft, currency manipulation, and forced technology transfer by U.S. companies to their Chinese partners as a requirement for doing business in China.
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Instead, it was Trump who threw markets for a loop, sending the Dow down more than 600 points after he said he was ordering Americans to look for alternatives to doing business in China.
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Aside from the potential military threat, there is also growing speculation around whether China will lash out against international partners by depriving them of the economic benefits they get from doing business in China.
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U.S. industry charges that there have been losses worth hundreds of billions of dollars from stolen ideas and from being forced to turn over intellectual property as a cost of doing business in China.
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Possibilities could include a blanket ban on Venezuelan oil imports and preventing PDVSA from trading and doing business in the United States, which would have a severe impact on PDVSA's U.S. refining subsidiary Citgo.
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China has told India not to block its Huawei Technologies from doing business in the country, warning there could be consequences for Indian firms operating in China, sources with knowledge of the matter said.
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" Neuffer added, "We are confident U.S. government negotiators will wisely dismiss this offer and continue pushing for meaningful reforms that create a fair and level playing field for U.S. companies doing business in China.
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Gou, who recently celebrated Foxconn's 30 years of doing business in China, on Friday said he had no plan to retire in the next five years - years which he described as "important", without elaborating.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany is ready to help its firms continue doing business in Iran, its economy minister said on Friday, as the U.S. envoy to Berlin called into question the morality of such transactions.
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The four protocols the Senate ratified this week update treaties that are designed to prevent companies doing business in the U.S. and abroad from facing double taxation and to prevent taxpayers from avoiding taxes.
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The 32-year-old Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman, who's the driving force behind the arrests as head of the anti-corruption committee, wants to modernize the way of doing business in Saudi Arabia.
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Today, there are millions of loyal, hard-working Chinese-Americans in all sectors and levels of American society, and an even greater number of Americans studying Chinese, traveling to China, doing business in China.
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A US State Department analysis concluded that the group had killed six Americans, including military officers and civilians doing business in pre-revolutionary Iran, as well as thousands of Iranian civilians in terror attacks.
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That makes alternative payments, like bank transfer or over-the-counter, critical for anyone doing business in the region, where online spending is tipped to race to $200 million in the next 10 years.
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The issuance of the Commerce Department temporary license for Huawei came after Trump signed an executive order last week banning foreign telecommunications companies deemed national security threats from doing business in the United States.
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We still have the whip hand, since we can make companies like the French energy giant Total or the German engineering firm Siemens choose between doing business in the United States or in Iran.
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It's un-American to "order" companies to stop doing business in China, and it's un-patriotic to bash American companies that are helping to drive our economy and employ tens of millions of Americans.
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But plans face numerous hurdles, not least wide-ranging sanctions on doing business in North Korea over its pursuit of nuclear weapons in defiance of the United Nations, and the country's unstable electricity infrastructure.
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"It just simply doesn't look good ... It's a very worrying situation for the businesses, or for the companies doing business in Hong Kong, and then for Hong Kong itself," he told CNN on Tuesday.
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SHANGHAI — President Trump said on Sunday that the United States could consider stopping all trade with countries doing business in North Korea, in a move that could spell economic catastrophe for the pugnacious country.
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The White House has criticized China for trying to obtain trade secrets by investing in United States companies, pressuring domestic firms doing business in China to hand over intellectual property and committing outright cyberespionage.
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If the first and most important cost of doing business in China is the surgical extraction of a C.E.O.'s spine, many businesses are only too happy to provide the stretcher and the scalpel.
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But, he added, the sanctions could misfire if Rosneft concludes that the higher costs of doing business in Venezuela are justified by the geopolitical benefit of helping out Russia's key ally in South America.
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SOMEHOW DARYL MOREY must not have been fully briefed on the most-followed but least-discussed rule of doing business in China: do not say anything that might reflect negatively on the Communist Party.
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The Trump administration has banned three of the world's most valuable private facial recognition startups from doing business in the United States, prohibiting them from purchasing US products or maintaining relationships with American entities.
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Few things say "authoritarian" like the need to access your citizens' communications whenever you deem it necessary, and many tech companies may shy away from doing business in such a country in the future.
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A similar advertiser boycott took Fox News host Glenn Beck off the air in 2011, and in 2015 many companies threatened to stop doing business in states that enacted anti-gay religious freedom laws.
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This explanation is about as implausible as can be, and probably won't be enough to change the minds of many of the international business leaders who suddenly seem queasy about doing business in Saudi Arabia.
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The law, which came into effect in 2012, requires large retailers and manufacturers doing business in the U.S. state to publicly disclose measures taken to eradicate forced labor and human trafficking from their supply chains.
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Foreign firms doing business in China or competing with Chinese rivals faced deeper and broader obstacles, he said, adding that Beijing was providing "massive, market-distorting subsidies" and "skewing the playing field... in myriad ways".
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"We are now having improvement in credit culture, we are having integrity come to the fore," he said, adding that the government has taken steps to improve the ease of doing business in the country.
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The plan aims to lower the cost of doing business in Brazil, streamlining some taxes and cutting red tape to reduce the time it takes to open a new business or export and import goods.
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Background: Since the U.S. withdrawal from the deal, Iran has counted on European states to pressure the private sector, especially oil companies, to find ways to circumvent U.S. sanctions and continue doing business in Iran.
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They said the figure was based on a calculation of the impact on the profits of U.S. companies that had been forced to hand over intellectual property as the price of doing business in China.
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When he was named C.E.O., in 2006, the company had eighty thousand employees doing business in almost two hundred countries, and annual revenues that approached four hundred billion dollars, making it richer than many nations.
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Unless mandated by law, such as owning shares in companies doing business in North Korea, there is no room for ideological agendas in the management of other people's money, particularly our teachers and government employees.
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Uncertainty is part of the tumult of doing business in India, which has had a flood of foreign investment in its Internet commerce sector and a corresponding wave of opposition from politically powerful domestic retailers.
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BMW has reportedly warned federal officials that U.S. tariffs on European auto imports would raise its cost of doing business in the country and potentially force it to cut production at its Spartanburg, S.C., plant.
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Finally, international companies should think twice about the ethics of doing business in Xinjiang to avoid being complicit in China's abusive policies, which have sparked one of the biggest human rights crises of our time.
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"As artificial intelligence, machine learning and advanced analytics become the price of doing business in today's digital era, huge volumes of data are now the norm," Doug Balog, general manager for IBM Power, told Reuters.
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Why it matters: "The proposed increase reflects the cost of doing business in Kabul and the persistent danger to personnel as the Trump administration increases the U.S. military and diplomatic presence in Afghanistan," writes Capaccio.
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Such tacit acceptance of sexual predation as the simple cost of doing business in the carceral state is one of the most damning moral stains on the American conscience and Woodfox makes this excruciatingly clear.
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The government contends that Huawei and Ms. Meng conspired to mislead HSBC and other banks about Huawei's relationship with a company called Skycom in order to circumvent United States sanctions against doing business in Iran.
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While hundreds of businessmen and women attended receptions on the sidelines of the event, many expressed misgivings about the political and security risks of doing business in Iraq, considered one of the most corrupt countries.
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After their talk, the authors write, the president considered himself a newly minted Russia expert — more so than Tillerson, who spent years doing business in Russia and interacting with Putin during his decades at ExxonMobil.
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The SEC said the alleged FCPA violations stemmed from contracts that Halliburton entered into with a local Angolan company in order to satisfy certain "local content regulations" for foreign firms doing business in the country.
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"It's not that they are taking a principled stand in order to avoid doing business in China because of some ideological or principled standard regarding censorship or even human rights," said one former communications leader.
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Most bank operators doing business in the United States are required to undergo rigorous background checks, and most banking institutions are subject to oversight by the arm of the Treasury that investigates suspicious financial transactions.
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Over two weeks, Mr. Trump has called Mr. Xi an enemy of America, ordered companies to stop doing business in China and suggested the United States was in no rush to reach a trade deal.
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The U.S. — and other countries — has complained about the difficulties of doing business in China, but the Asian economic giant is not the only one that should change its practices, according to a prominent economist.
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Although the ease of doing business in India is improving and things are getting done faster, Bin Sulayem said infrastructure is still a problem — it takes a long time to move cargo into the city.
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Does China have policies that are fair in terms of intellectual property so that American businesses don't have to take steps that essentially gives their intellectual property away when doing business in the Chinese market?
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" Vullo, in a press release issued by Cuomo the same day, urged "all insurance companies and banks doing business in New York to join the companies that have already discontinued their arrangements with the NRA.
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U.S. companies say they are often pressured into handing over the technological know-how behind their products to Chinese joint venture partners, local officials or Chinese regulators as a condition for doing business in China.
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Trump has pissed off all these countries, including many close allies, for relatively limited gain — a situation that would only get worse if he does in fact sanction large European countries doing business in Iran.
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"What is work in progress still is that we are trying to easen the environment for people doing business in India," Jaitley said, addressing the final leg of an International Monetary Fund event in New Delhi.
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We have a lot of interest being expressed by companies who want to see regulation, who want to see what the opportunities for investment, or for doing business in Ireland are, and we respond to that.
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The group, which represents American companies doing business in China, urged President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping to end the downward cycle of tit-for-tat tariffs and focus on resolving their trade differences.
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The report included analysis of earnings calls from 1,200 publicly traded companies from North America and Europe doing business in more than one currency and with at least 15 percent of their revenue coming from overseas.
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While such a system may not sound like a problem for companies, many have expressed concern that it will undermine Hong Kong's rule of law, and subject those doing business in the city to Beijing's whims.
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"Restricting Huawei from doing business in the U.S. will not make the U.S. more secure or stronger; instead, this will only serve to limit the U.S. to inferior yet more expensive alternatives," a spokesperson told Vice.
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The United States says China has been stealing U.S. intellectual property for years, forces U.S. firms to share trade secrets as a condition for doing business in China, and subsidizes state-owned firms to dominate industries.
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The assumption has always been that bad behavior is just the cost of doing business in Hollywood, that when you're trying to create art, you're going to have to bruise a few egos along the way.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Bank of England should fast-track licensing of European banks that want to continue doing business in London after Brexit to avoid cutting off customers and disrupting markets, bankers and financial lobbyists said.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Food companies doing business in Africa risk becoming bogged down in decades-long legal disputes over land that could cost tens of millions of dollars, according to a report released on Monday.
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At the time we were experiencing all sorts of new and challenging regulatory pushback, but now the threats feel a lot less dire and just a part of doing business in what's become a regulated industry.
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On Monday, Trump will initiate a U.S. government process to crack down on Beijing for stealing American intellectual property and forcing U.S. companies to hand over their technology as a cost of doing business in China.
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Mr. Sarimsakci — who goes by Mike, or, alternatively, the "Turkish Trump " — is also listed on an expert consultant website charging $25 an hour for advice on doing business in such countries as Iran, Mexico and Nigeria.
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A central goal of corporate tax reform is to reverse this tax disadvantage, making firms doing business in America more globally competitive while also making America a more attractive place for foreign firms to locate production.
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MOSCOW, Oct 31 (Reuters) - Doing business in Russia became easier again over the past year, but the country needs to deal better with protecting minority investors and regulating corporate responsibility, the World Bank said on Wednesday.
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He's already said he'll try to protect French companies doing business in Iran from newly reinstated US sanctions, so expect him to push you on sanctions waivers while he works with Iran to salvage the deal.
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TMX Group Ltd said it was launching a review of cannabis firms listed on its markets to determine if any are doing business in the United States, where several states have either legalized or decriminalized marijuana.
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The comments come at a time of growing trade tension between the Asian giant and the United States over accusations of dumping, industrial overcapacity and a souring business climate for foreign firms doing business in China.
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The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, which sets international tax standards, has proposed an overhaul of cross-border tax rules that would give governments more power to tax major multinationals doing business in their countries.
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This measure will have the effect of discouraging European and Asian business people who wish to travel to the United States from doing business in Iran – thereby hindering Iran's ability to benefit economically from the JCPOA.
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The BOE has come under pressure from bankers and financial lobbyists to fast-track licensing of European banks that want to continue doing business in London after Brexit to avoid cutting off customers and disrupting markets.
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And then the third area is American companies doing business in China should have market access, should have a level playing field, should not be subject to disrespect for their intellectual property rights, all of that.
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The United States had been seen as a likely focus of the cuts although the bank maintained it wants to keep a significant presence, in part to service European corporate clients doing business in the country.
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While the Task Force is yet to be constituted, some members of the Joint Congressional Finance Committee have been shopping the idea of stabilizing some kind of tax shelter for companies doing business in the Island.
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Maas also said EU officials were working on an independent payment system in light of the row with Washington over the 2015 Iran nuclear deal and U.S. sanctions that threaten European companies doing business in Iran.
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The United States says China has been stealing American intellectual property for years, forces U.S. firms to share trade secrets as a condition for doing business in China, and subsidizes state-owned firms to dominate industries.
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Andrew M. Cuomo of New York thanked Huawei, the Chinese telecommunications company that has been mostly banned from doing business in the United States over Washington's security concerns, for donations of masks and other protective gear.
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This has led to a wide range of exploitation including racism and on-set fatalities, exploitation that has been habitually rationalized as the cost those without power pay for doing business in a putatively glamorous industry.
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Governments will get more power to tax big multinationals doing business in their countries under a major overhaul of decades-old cross-border tax rules outlined on Wednesday by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development.
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Mr. Sarimsakci — who goes by Mike, or, alternatively, the "Turkish Trump" — is also listed on an expert consultant website charging $218 an hour for advice on doing business in such countries as Iran, Mexico and Nigeria.
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"If the regulations are left on the books and enter into full effect, they will increase the complexity of doing business in the United States," trade groups including Business Roundtable said in a letter this spring.
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The Europeans have been discussing efforts to shield their companies or to persuade them to continue doing business in Iran, possibly by creating a separate financing arm or by extending loans from the European Investment Bank.
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But while the tax rate cut brings the cost of doing business in India into line with its main Asian rivals, the government giveaway will do little to fix the lack of spending power, economists say.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - One of Russia's biggest oil companies, Tatneft, has been doing business in Crimea despite the risk of being placed on a U.S. sanctions blacklist, according to company documents and a source close to Tatneft.
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Catholic health system Ascension and private equity firm TowerBrook hold a majority stake in R1 RCM, which used to be named Accretive Health and was prohibited from doing business in Minnesota due to its aggressive collections practices.
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Before its shutdown in 2011 in connection with the case, Absolute Poker was the No. 3 internet poker operator doing business in the United States and had taken in about $500 million from U.S. residents, prosecutors said.
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Australia's petroleum industry said it would work closely with the government on its gas policy review, but warned that market intervention could come at a cost, including increasing the perceived risk of doing business in the country.
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The Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA), passed by Illinois lawmakers in 2008, stipulates that a company doing business in the state must obtain explicit written consent from an individual before collecting their biometric identifiers, such as fingerprints.
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South Korean firms doing business in China are currently suffering boycotts and bureaucratic persecution because their government had the cheek to allow the deployment of an American anti-missile system that the Chinese government is unhappy about.
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"For banks, being on this (Aramco) deal is a game-changer for the league tables," said one senior executive at a European bank, declining to be named due to the sensitivity of doing business in Saudi Arabia.
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You can draw that card at a newspaper, same as you might in a hospital or police station, in a factory or a financial house doing business in markets that hum while the rest of America sleeps.
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Donald Rothwell, a professor of international law at the Australian National University, said the guilty pleas had helped the employees avoid longer sentences, though added the case did underline legal risks of doing business in the country.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - California's insurance commissioner on Monday asked all insurance companies doing business in the state to voluntarily divest from coal companies and said he will also require insurance companies to disclose their coal company holdings.
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"Having successfully raised the required capital, we will accelerate the pace of doing business in 2018 as we begin to deploy this fresh capital across identified business areas," Chief Executive Officer Emeka Emuwa said in a statement.
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The country's central bank said lenders doing business in Estonia, which has been at the center of a money-laundering scandal involving Danske Bank, handled more than $1 trillion in cross-border flows between 2008 and 03.
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If Trump had carried out his threat to increase tariffs on products imported from China to 85033 percent, one of the few options that Xi has left is to go after American corporations doing business in China.
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A trade war now looks more likely after talks in Beijing and Washington failed to defuse grating issues between the two countries over a trade imbalance, technology transfers and barriers that firms face doing business in China.
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Recent surveys of African businesses reveal that energy costs account for 40-60 percent of operating expenditure (more than 85033 times what it is in the United States), dramatically increasing the cost of doing business in Africa.
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The news, first reported by Reuters, comes as the White House leads a campaign to block Huawei from doing business in the U.S., saying information obtained by the company could be handed over to the Chinese government.
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In addition to expanding Siemens's footprint, Siemensstadt will connect universities, established companies and start-ups doing business in Siemens's various core industries, which include power generation and distribution, intelligent infrastructure for buildings and mobility solutions for rail.
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" In a tweet on Tuesday, the organization's Israel and Palestine director, Omar Shakir, said that he was disappointed in Airbnb's decision to reverse its policy and that doing business in the settlements made them "complicit in abuses.
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On his first day on the job, he tweeted that German companies doing business in Iran should "wind down operations immediately" because President Trump had decided to unilaterally withdraw from the painstakingly negotiated nuclear deal with Iran.
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The administration has given China a list of more than 100 demands, including eliminating the theft of intellectual property, easing joint venture requirements for companies doing business in China and agreeing to reduce the bilateral trade deficit.
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The terrorism listing continues to deter many foreign investors and banks from doing business in Sudan and Washington is blocking funding from the International Monetary Fund and World Bank until the country is removed from the list.
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The point of the original question to Joe Biden was whether he knew his son was doing business in Ukraine when the vice president dangled more than $1 billion in loans in front of the Ukrainian government.
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Tutu Alicante, the director of the watchdog organization EG Justice, said that by doing business in Equatorial Guinea, Exxon Mobil was complicit in reinforcing President Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo — a strongman who has held office since 1979.
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The presence of party units has long been a fact of doing business in China, where party organizations exist in nearly 70 percent of some 1.86 million privately owned companies, the official China Daily said last year.
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Global car makers say the move to enforce local standards more rigorously highlights the unpredictability of doing business in China, is a step back in technology and could mean costly re-designs and delayed new car launches.
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Cohen's closeness to Trump and experience doing business in Eastern Europe — including with a Russian mob–tied Ukrainian oligarch — have made him another focus of speculation about potential collusion, and he now appears to be under FBI scrutiny.
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Both Bird and Lime were restricted from doing business in San Francisco after launching without permits and leaving scooters everywhere, and locals in West Coast cities reportedly waged a sort of guerilla vandalism campaign against them in 2018.
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Indeed, reducing the incentive for the exodus of American manufacturing, and bringing some of it back, would also stop large technology transfers that are part of mandatory Sino-American joint ventures for American firms doing business in China.
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Meanwhile, EU officials say they are aware of cases of European companies exploiting legal grey areas to continue doing business in Crimea - as revealed in the Reuters investigations - but said this did not undermine the wider sanctions policy.
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Cole was the No.2 official at the Justice Department between 2011 and 2015, a period when the United States was obtaining information on how Huawei might have been doing business in Iran in violation of U.S. sanctions.
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"Our company has been doing business in Israel for 20 years ... and we are looking forward to helping the continued growth of TASE and the companies listed on it," said Natti Ginor, head of Israel markets at Jefferies.
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Trump, who last week said he had ordered U.S. companies to start looking for alternatives to doing business in China, seemed to dismiss Abe's emphasis that the Japanese private sector would handle the purchases of excess U.S. corn.
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The main risk facing global firms doing business in Africa was the uneven growth of countries such as Nigeria, South Africa, Algeria and Angola, which rely on commodities and whose growth was hit when prices crashed in 2015.
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As part of an ongoing effort to improve the regulatory conditions weathered by companies doing business in space, the Commerce Department has proposed to unify several offices under a new banner: the Space Policy Advancing Commercial Enterprise Administration.
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The Communist Party's rise in the Chinese offices and factories of foreign companies is yet another challenge for multinationals doing business in the country, which has the world's second-largest economy, trailing only that of the United States.
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Dominga, as the project is known, had become a symbol in recent months of the increasing difficulties of doing business in what remains one of Latin America's most open economies and laid bare philosophical differences within the government.
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Brazilian prosecutors say they are certain Odebrecht's way of doing business in Brazil, where the company is accused of paying out $2 billion in bribes in the past 15 years, was the way it operated around the globe.
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OTTAWA, Feb 5 (Reuters) - The Canadian government said on Friday it was lifting some sanctions against Iran, including the broad ban on financial services, imports and exports, making Canadian companies more competitive against rivals doing business in Iran.
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Vietnam last week also called on all companies doing business in the country to stop advertising on YouTube, Facebook and other social media until they had found a way to halt the publication of "toxic" anti-government information.
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Beijing could retaliate by curbing rare earth exports, excluding certain U.S. companies from doing business in China and increasing existing tariffs on U.S. goods, Iris Pang, economist for Greater China at ING, said in a note on Friday.
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Chorzempa said it would take years for companies today doing business in China's Shenzhen free-trade zone to find similar value and capacity in Vietnam or India, which have a fraction of the infrastructure bandwidth seen in China.
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""You know, growing up in New York and doing business in New York, I would say there might have been one of those characters along the way, but generally speaking I like to stay away from that group.
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"We are hearing things are pretty far along and the enforcement issues are the biggest sticking point," said Erin Ennis, senior vice president of the U.S.-China Business Council, a group representing U.S. firms doing business in China.
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The emerging pact tries to resolve longstanding concerns about Beijing's economic practices, including forcing American companies to turn over valuable technology as a condition of doing business in China and restricting American firms from participating in certain industries.
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He has also led Europe's condemnation of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and the crackdown on human rights in the country, warning German businessmen about the dangers of doing business in Turkey, which elicited angry responses from Ankara.
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Huawei has effectively been barred from doing business in the U.S. since 2012, when Congress released a report warning the public and private sectors against dealing with the company over concerns about its ties to the Chinese government.
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Some readers complained about the cost of these wines, $27 to $30, but sadly that often seems to be the cost of doing business in California, particularly if you want wines made with care from grapes grown conscientiously.
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That is part of a flurry of diplomatic activity following Trump's unilateral withdrawal from what he called "a horrible, one-sided deal", a move accompanied by the threat of penalties against any foreign firms doing business in Iran.
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But the string of announcements come at a time when there has been slowing foreign investment into China and more vociferous complaints about Beijing's market barriers and the difficulty of doing business in the world's second-largest economy.
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"Cyber-attacks are increasing in prominence, but it is striking how many business leaders point to unemployment and national governance as the most pressing risks for doing business in their countries," he said in a press release published Monday.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 25 (Reuters) - California's insurance commissioner on Monday asked all insurance companies doing business in the state to voluntarily divest from coal companies and said he will also require insurance companies to disclose their coal company holdings.
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He said China had recognised problems for the first time during the talks that the United States has raised for years, referring to intellectual property theft, forced transfer of technology from U.S. companies doing business in China and others.
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"If you are a businessman doing business in, let's say, Tanzania and you want to move to Uganda, then you can ... use our platform as soon as you land in Uganda to accept payments," he said in an interview.
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That came just after the government called on all companies doing business in the country to stop advertising on YouTube, Facebook and other social media until they found a way to halt the publication of "toxic" anti-government information.
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"It is incredible that they (Fed officials) can 'speak' without knowing or asking what I am doing, which will be announced shortly," Trump said before telling U.S. companies they are "ordered" to find alternatives to doing business in China.
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"For about the last 15 years, China has been the fastest-growing export market for American companies," said Erin Ennis, senior vice president of the U.S.–China Business Council, which represents some 200 U.S. companies doing business in China.
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And it seems very likely that security spending by companies doing business in Europe will step up to mitigate the inflating risk to their bottom lines, as well as to their reputation, as the new regime comes into force.
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Going back almost a decade, those doing business in the former Soviet Union have become used to current or former security operatives using a range of espionage techniques to extract information, undermine rivals and negotiating partners, and achieve leverage.
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He cited the high costs of housing and doing business in the Bay Area as partial reasons why building a company there is challenging, but he also thinks younger workers are more inclined to work and start companies remotely.
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He cited the high costs of housing and doing business in the Bay Area as partial reasons why building a company there is challenging, but he also thinks younger workers are more inclined to work and start companies remotely.
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London has attracted lots of businesses both because of its perceived openness and because it provides an English-speaking base for doing business in the EU; the vote has caused a reassessment of its attractiveness as a corporate home.
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" It said restricting Huawei from doing business in the United States would "limit the U.S. to inferior yet more expensive alternatives, leaving the U.S. lagging behind in 5G deployment and eventually harming the interests of U.S. companies and consumers.
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" In its proxy Apple's board recommends investors vote against Zhao's measure, noting steps it already takes on rights and that when it comes to doing business in countries like China, "we must follow applicable law wherever we do business.
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Though experts agree on the long-term benefits, including the ease of doing business in India and bringing swathes of the country's informal economy inside the tax net, they say in the near term there could be significant disruptions.
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But without regulatory regimes in Britain and the EU that are formally recognized as equivalent to one another, reinsurers based in Britain may have difficulty doing business in some EU markets due to differing national regulations, industry sources say.
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At the same time, Mr. McClendon was doing business in Australia, a giant natural gas producer and exporter; he announced four deals involving more than 50 million acres of petroleum fields only days after the Mexico deal was executed.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The European Union could put in place regulations to protect its firms doing business in Iran if the United States withdraws from the 2015 nuclear deal and restores extraterritorial sanctions, a senior EU official said on Thursday.
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Western firms also are wary of doing business in Iran because of the prospect that seemingly innocent local companies could have links to banned entities controlled by the increasingly powerful Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), economists and officials say.
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Mr. Putin finally turned up for what was billed as a brief photo opportunity, only to lecture her in front of the reporters about how the United States needed to lift sanctions against American companies doing business in Iran.
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The United States has accused China of engaging in a range of unfair trade practices, including restricting access to its market, pressuring American companies doing business in China to hand over valuable technology, cyberespionage and outright intellectual property theft.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Oil company Halliburton Co will pay $29.2 million to settle civil charges it violated federal anti-bribery rules related to books, record-keeping and internal accounting controls while doing business in Angola, U.S. regulators said on Thursday.
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The twin announcements, in Brussels on Wednesday and London on Tuesday, represent a victory for the Chinese tech giant, which has launched a charm offensive in Europe after it was practically banned from doing business in the United States.
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"The growing outcry from South Australians about this tax shows they understand it would have a serious impact on ordinary households and the cost of doing business in their state," association Executive Director Tony Pearson said in a statement.
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Heritage Foundation tech policy lead Klon Kitchen noted at Tuesday's hearing that under a Chinese law that takes effect in the new year, foreign firms doing business in the country will also have to comply with government data demands.
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" It said restricting Huawei from doing business in the United States would "limit the U.S. to inferior yet more expensive alternatives, leaving the U.S. lagging behind in 5G deployment and eventually harming the interests of U.S. companies and consumers.
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Yet the sell-off, propelled by worries over rising tariffs and earnings of U.S. companies doing business in China, could begin to convince the Fed to scale back plans to continue rate rises next year and even in 2020.
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The proposals do not by themselves reduce risk or change the rules of doing business in Cuba, but they do further foreign investment and are another step toward a mixed economy and modern society, foreign businessmen and diplomats said.
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The ruling, part of a series of investigations led by the European Union's competition commissioner, Margrethe Vestager, found that Belgium had given unfair tax advantages to certain companies — advantages that were not available to other companies doing business in Belgium.
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HANOI, March 16 (Reuters) - Vietnam on Thursday called on all companies doing business in the country to stop advertising on YouTube, Facebook and other social media until they find a way to halt the publication of "toxic" anti-government information.
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Like the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA)(here and UK Bribery Act(here, the Brazil Clean Company Act[here] allows for extraterritorial reach in some respects, meaning any company doing business in Brazil can be punished, along with its culpable executives.
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While censorship is certainly a cost to doing business in China — companies either agree to censoring content or don't operate at all — it's particularly disappointing to see Apple, a pro freedom of speech company, continue to comply with Chinese censorship rules.
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Auto sales in China fell 3 percent in 2018 — their first decline in about two decades and a mild introduction to even more pain coming for automakers doing business in Asia this year, according to China auto consulting firm ZoZoGo.
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Speaking Wednesday at CNBC's East Tech West conference, Xing Liu said Western companies have historically been too bearish about doing business in the world's now second-largest economy, choosing to focus first on becoming dominant in the rest of the world.
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Similar STEAM-focused higher education systems from countries such as Singapore and South Korea have helped to generate a bigger pipeline of qualified engineers and technical talent badly needed by Brazilian startups and larger companies doing business in the country.
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In part this is down to the multiple problems that come with doing business in the Congo, although operating in one of the world's most challenging countries is part and parcel of being a major player in the cobalt market.
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U.S. businesses say they lose hundreds of billions of dollars in technology and millions of jobs to Chinese firms which have stolen ideas and software or forced them to turn over intellectual property as part of doing business in China.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook laid the blame in big part on trade tensions, though Trump administration officials were at odds over whether the trade war was hitting U.S. companies doing business in China or whether Apple was its own case.
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Some banks in the Gulf Cooperation Council have close links to Saudi Arabia, the largest economy in the six-nation bloc, with a number of Saudi individuals and companies doing business in the neighboring nations and holding bank accounts there.
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Clinton said retaliatory actions by China over the deployment of a U.S. anti-missile system in South Korea, which targeting the latter's firms doing business in China, would be unnecessary had Beijing done a better job reining in the North.
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Efforts by the remaining signatories - EU members Britain, France and Germany plus China and Russia - to avoid the agreement's collapse are struggling as Washington has said any firms dealing with Teheran will be barred from doing business in the United States.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Doing business in Russia became easier over the past year as Russia advanced to 28th out of 190 countries in the World Bank's 2020 business rankings, from 31st in the 2019 report, the World Bank said on Thursday.
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From what we've been told, the exit from Rhode Island is not about the expense of doing business in the town that gave birth to the startup thanks to efforts from Brown University grads Walker Williams and Evan Stites-Clayton.
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U.S.-headquartered oil companies like Exxon Mobil and Chevron are still prohibited from doing business in Iran or with Iranian individuals due to U.S. sanctions on Tehran over its alleged human rights abuses and support for American-designated terror groups.
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For that reason, allowing for multiple exchanges that offered localized pricing would make good financial sense in some states, including ones where the cost of doing business in, for example, an affluent city far exceeds the cost in a suburb.
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Critics of the move, which also applies to Iraq, Syria and Sudan, say it will discourage business travel to Iran and cause complications for dual nationals, who are likely to be among the first attracted to doing business in Iran.
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The new sanctions on central bank officials appear designed to strengthen Trump&aposs hand, creating another avenue by which anyone doing business in Iran could risk being cut off from New York, the beating heart of the global financial system.
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The energy minister said many foreign investors who had been have been doing business in Saudi Arabia for decades "will tell you that they have not seen corruption in their interactions with the Saudi government or with the Saudi entities".
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WASHINGTON, May 18 (Reuters) - A lobbying group representing major foreign companies doing business in the United States including Anheuser Busch Inbev and Siemens said on Friday it had dropped its opposition to bills that would tighten oversight of foreign investment.
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"Obviously nobody in the world would want to see a trade war, and I think all of our focus has to be on doing business in the best possible way," Mathias Cormann, Australia's finance minister, told CNBC in Davos, Switzerland.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The French government insists that the European Union must agree on a directive by the end of the year to tax large international companies doing business in the digital sphere like Google, French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said.
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The extra scrutiny is needed and should be based on clear benchmarks - with consequence for failing to meet them, said Erin Ennis, Senior Vice President of the U.S.-China Business Council, a trade group representing American companies doing business in China.
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Here are three steps I would suggest, based on my 20 years of experience in building and running a Puerto Rico-based company that now has about 160 employees and will soon begin doing business in the Dominican Republic and Panama.
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He suggests, for instance, requiring cable companies to accept net neutrality laws as part of their agreement for doing business in California (which, as one of the biggest economies in the world, would likely force them to accept net neutrality laws).
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Tencent opened up WeChat to brand accounts, prompting Chinese companies and foreign brands doing business in China to leap on board, keen to interact with China's consumers in an arena that's more direct and intimate than the Twitter-esque Weibo.
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COPENHAGEN/TALLINN (Reuters) - Banks doing business in Estonia, which has been at the center of a money-laundering scandal involving Danske Bank, handled more than $1 trillion in cross-border flows between 2008 and 2017, according to the country's central bank.
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Williams-Sonoma – Williams-Sonoma was downgraded to "neutral" from "outperform" at Credit Suisse, which cites the need for the housewares retailer to spend more on marketing and e-commerce as well as the cost of doing business in this particular sector.
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While saying Mr. Mujadidi had not been awarded shares, company officials acknowledged that they had enlisted the support of powerful people like him, especially since his brother's guards essentially controlled the mine; such was the reality of doing business in Badakhshan.
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The law requires firms doing business in the EU's 28 member states to provide personal data in an understandable form for free and carries stiff fines of up to 4 percent of a company's annual turnover if it fails to comply.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany and France have agreed a joint proposal for corporate tax harmonization among EU member states to fight tax avoidance and level the playing field for companies doing business in the bloc, the German Finance Ministry said on Wednesday.
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As a first order of business, the new Congress should order a comprehensive audit of the regulatory, tax, and policy environments to identify redundancies, inefficiencies, and systemic problems that artificially raise the cost of doing business in the United States.
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The sell-off began after Trump tweeted earlier Friday that he wanted U.S. companies to seek "an alternative" to doing business in China after Beijing pledged to impose $75 billion in retaliatory tariffs on American cars, farm products and other goods.
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From video game sellers to various news outlets including the Los Angeles Times, some companies found the costs too high to continue doing business in Europe, and removed themselves from the EU. For others that chose to remain, things remain uncertain.
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The proposal is a response to a 2016 resolution, adopted by the United Nations Human Rights Council, which is seeking to create a comprehensive database of companies doing business in Israeli-occupied territories, including the Gaza Strip and West Bank.
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The U.S.-China Business Council, which represents American companies doing business in China, applauded the announcement that the two sides would put specific language in a memorandum of understanding and said its existence could cause the Trump to push back deadline.
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Not only was he doubling down on an energy deal at a time of low oil and gas prices, but he was doing business in a country where usually only oil giants like Exxon Mobil had previously dared to invest.
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That is part of a flurry of diplomatic activity following Tuesday's unilateral withdrawal from what U.S. President Donald Trump called "a horrible, one-sided deal", a move accompanied by the threat of penalties against any foreign firms doing business in Iran.
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After President Trump withdrew the U.S. from the Iran nuclear deal, he tweeted that "German companies doing business in Iran should wind down operations immediately," leading to comments that it's not his place to tell German companies what to do.
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All told, Mr. David said the state intends to integrate all 73 of the Health Department's recommendations, though several were still being reviewed, including a suggestion that the roster of five companies doing business in the state be doubled to 10.
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AmCham Egypt is one of the most active overseas affiliates of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, connecting almost 2,000 senior executives representing 950 companies; Egyptian companies with business interests in the United States and multinational companies doing business in Egypt.
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"The whole country is watching to see if this bank is seizing the opportunity to make a clean break from doing business in a way that strains its reputation with its customers to one that enhances it," Ms. Raskin said.
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"If they don't, by May of this year, President Trump will cancel America's participation in the deal and unleash powerful secondary sanctions that will deter most European companies and banks from doing business in Iran," he said in an email.
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"The idea that the European Commission would come after Siemens or Total for not doing business in Iran is legally dubious and politically very tricky," said Jacob Funk Kirkegaard, a senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics in Washington.
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But because the president decided to withdraw the United States from the agreement, European businesses are likely to avoid doing business in Iran for fear of risking sanctions that could keep them out of the much more lucrative American markets.
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Ahead of his decision on Tuesday to impose the "highest level of economic sanctions" on foreign countries doing business in Iran, Mr. Trump put the onus on France, Germany and Britain to address what he considered "flaws" in the accord.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. companies doing business in China are still making profits there, but 81% say escalating trade tensions between the world's two largest economies have affected their business operations, a survey released Thursday by the US-China Business Council found.
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Uber intends to appeal the decision last Friday by Transport for London, a move that would prevent the company from doing business in its biggest European market, and it will be allowed to continue to operate during the appeals process.
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Huawei has been essentially shut out of doing business in the United States, and is likely to be barred from bidding on contracts to build a fifth-generation, or 5G, telecom network in Australia over concerns about spying and security.
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The order blocked foreign tech companies deemed national security threats from doing business in the U.S. While the executive order did not mention any companies by name, the Commerce Department added Huawei to its "entity list" a short time later.
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