SAFE HAVENS IN DEMAND The skittish mood was underlined by continuing demand for currencies and commodities considered safe havens.
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SAFE HAVENS FALL As investors made bets on riskier assets, safe havens such as the Japanese yen and gold stepped back.
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Liberal cities might once have been havens for LGBTQ people escaping draconian laws, but now they've turned into havens for rich people.
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Canadians For Tax Fairness, an advocacy group that is often cited on tax havens, estimates that both levels of government lose $7.8 billion from tax havens each year.
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The problem is worst in Africa, where 30 percent of assets are in tax havens, and Russia, where the total wealth in tax havens is more than 23 percent.
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It's the first step to the dismemberment of Syria and paves the way to safe havens -- a plan Obama steadfastly opposed -- and far worse, creating safe havens in which terrorists can hide.
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Safe havens are also looking pricey relative to growth stocks.
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Trump's preferred plan is to establish 'safe havens' in Syria.
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Both are seen, along with German Bunds, as safe havens.
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Do the activities of tax havens amount to such circumstances?
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Other perceived safe havens such government bonds also fared well.
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Prosperous havens rate highly on the criteria ESG investors employ.
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In 2013 Cameron openly criticized tax secrecy and tax havens.
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Safe havens, seen as outperforming in times of uncertainty, rose.
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That way, money flows from real markets to tax havens.
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Some investors predicted both safe havens have further to run.
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For John C. Havens, these aren't just idle TV musings.
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"He has money in tax havens," one colleague told me.
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Investors sought safe havens and high yield sold off dramatically.
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Offshore havens also enabled individuals to reduce what they owed.
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They could do the same to prevent offshore tax havens.
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Ibiza's Space was one of the island's original party havens.
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"But there's no safe havens out there anymore," he concluded.
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The yen rallied, and so did gold — both safe havens.
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After the Second World War, universities became havens for composers.
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More terrorist safe havens have been established than ever before.
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Investors also sold safe havens like gold and U.S. Treasurys.
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Increased demand for safe havens also pressured U.S. Treasury yields.
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There is wider use of tax havens by larger companies.
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As the kakapo population grows, additional safe havens are needed.
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"Richie Havens was like an uncle to me," he said.
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Tax havens are also counter to ideals of financial transparency.
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America has its own tax havens — a lot of them.
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As you look at Warnick's work, you can hear the haunting audio from Roach's Havens, which is tucked into SPACES' back corner in a way that suggest these havens have been overlooked or disregarded.
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Thus the proliferation of all these tax havens around the world and the armies of lawyers and accountants who make a fortune in aiding corporations as they navigate their way towards those tax havens.
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The database wants to extend the principle to tax havens abroad.
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Havens has pleaded not guilty, according to his lawyer, Bruce Zimet.
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In 27 states, fire stations are also designated as safe havens.
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Social media platforms don't want to be havens for terrorist propaganda.
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Either scenario could give terror groups like ISIS new safe havens.
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Safe-havens were bid up as traders sold out of stocks.
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Hawaii, which upheld President Trump's travel restrictions on terrorist safe havens. ?
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"We are looking at less need for safe havens," said Schamotta.
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The sell-off in global equities sent traditional safe havens surging.
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If inflation picks up, you won't be running for safe havens.
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However, Havens pointed out, the issue is much larger than that.
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"You've got your safe havens liquidating at the moment," he said.
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Pakistan has always strongly denied offering safe havens to militants groups.
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There are havens of relative quiet almost everywhere, near almost everyone.
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The safe havens for tax evaders are getting fewer and fewer.
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Here are the world's 15 top hax havens, according to CORPNET.
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Samoa is also on the EU's blacklist of global tax havens.
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Safe havens like gold and U.S. Treasurys rose on the news.
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Anderson believes Havens reasoning is a "spin" on the real story.
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The United States remains one of the world's top tax havens.
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"The Music of the Eagles," tribute performance by conductor Brent Havens.
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Many corporations have been keeping their overseas profits in tax havens.
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Tax havens are mostly places where companies receive email and mail.
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Is the US really going to get aggressive about tax havens?
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We visited three enclaves that have created havens of relative safety.
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And we will not stop until ISIL's safe havens are destroyed.
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By collecting the taxes that tax havens choose not to levy.
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They overlook cross-border safe havens of terrorists who murder Pakistanis.
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"People have to realize there are no safe havens," he said.
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Not everyone is convinced Republicans face certain peril in conservative havens.
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Pakistan fiercely denies allowing any militant safe havens on its territory.
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Traditional safe havens have seen solid inflows as tensions have increased.
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Trump accused the country of providing safe havens to such groups.
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The destinations include tropical beaches and winter havens around the world.
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No more sweatshops or pollution havens stealing jobs from American workers.
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Tax havens are often seen as breeding grounds for criminal activity.
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Almost half of all foreign earnings came from five tax havens; the five countries where the tax havens are located only make up 4 percent of the companies' foreign workforces and 7 percent of foreign investment.
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But these safe havens are often underfunded and struggle to stay afloat.
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ET. Investors also bid up traditional safe havens as oil prices plunged.
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These winter havens offer perfect weather and good value for the money.
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Some of these places may become safe havens for new terrorist networks.
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"That painting is, in a sense, a visual friendship book," Havens said.
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It did not say when the banks had advised on tax havens.
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But the emergence of tax havens inside China is now complicating matters.
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Many have become havens for rich Egyptians fleeing Cairo's traffic and pollution.
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Thousands of private-equity and hedge funds are registered in tax havens.
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True sanctuaries can be wonderful havens for animals rescued from abusive situations.
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Traditional safe havens like the dollar index and precious metals have underperformed.
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Along with those conventional safe havens, investors have also turned to bitcoin.
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Around a third of the money ended up in offshore tax havens.
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These days, libraries are much more than havens for bibliophiles and scholars.
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Even assets traditionally considered safe havens like gold have not been spared.
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The gated enclaves are considered safe havens that build esprit de corps.
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Investors want the safer havens like U.S. government bonds, gold, or cash.
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We should have platforms that are not havens for haters and killers.
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Investors sought shelter in their favorite safe havens in the latest week.
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Safe-havens such as the yen, gold and Treasuries gained in turn.
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We should have platforms that are not havens for haters and killers.
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But those profits weren't actually, physically, sitting in a few tax havens.
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Paying lower taxes in Panama or other tax havens isn't illegal either.
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First, tax havens' major beneficiaries are multinational corporations that have powerful lobbyists.
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These safe havens include cats of all kinds, including the breeds below. 13.
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America's size and importance give it leverage over overseas tax havens, for example.
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A typical multinational has over 500 legal entities, some based in tax havens.
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The won dropped as investors fled to safer havens, while bond yields rose.
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Former Citigroup President John Havens was charged in the aftermath of the sting.
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Deregulated tax havens such as freeports exist in many countries around the world.
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These temporary safe havens eventually dried up, killing the exposed animals en masse.
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Iran's Shi'ite Muslim authorities say militant groups operate from safe havens in Pakistan.
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The organization estimates that $22008 trillion is currently stashed in offshore tax havens.
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For example climate change and the issue of tax havens and so on.
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Much of the corporate profit booked in offshore tax havens isn't earned there.
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Other major tax havens on the list included Bermuda, Luxembourg, Singapore and Switzerland.
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So-called tax havens are usually small countries with access to larger markets.
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Investors sought havens in the Swiss franc, Japanese yen and German government bonds.
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LN: What other problems do tax havens create surrounding income and wealth inequality?
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Convenience stores, everywhere in Japan, offer themselves as safe havens for wandering pensioners.
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Governments worldwide have started co-operating to curb the use of tax havens.
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In fact, offshore tax havens cost the average small business $3,85033 per year.
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Global markets fell and the yen rose as investors sought traditional safe havens.
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Now, the SPAGs have infiltrated the gay havens on our Facebook feeds, too.
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Investors made a quick pivot into safe havens like Treasurys as equities plunged.
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But it remains underperforming against the more traditional safe havens like the yen.
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HARTFORD "The Music of the Eagles," tribute performance by the conductor Brent Havens.
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For example, international tax havens would likely become more popular for parking income.
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Far from the community-destroying effect that Rosenstein describes, SISs are community havens.
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That's why wet towels, loofahs, and kitchen sponges are also havens for microorganisms.
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Even traditional safe havens cratered as fearful investors said that cash is king.
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Guernsey and other Channel Islands have long been used as offshore tax havens.
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And some of the countries are known to be potential terrorist safe havens.
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Spot gold rose 0.57% to $1,644.38 per ounce as investors sought safe havens.
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Spot gold rose 0.53% to $1,643.75 per ounce as investors sought safe havens.
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There's $1.3 trillion in capital ready to support these losses, according to Havens.
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The downturn in sentiment sent investors to safe havens, sending bond yields down.
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Trump in that speech accused Pakistan of providing safe havens to terrorist groups.
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Provincial leaders hope to turn them instead into havens of local organic food.
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"They overlook cross-border safe havens of terrorists who murder Pakistanis," he added.
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The report details beautiful retirement havens in Portugal, Mexico, Ireland, Peru and Cambodia.
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The shift from safe havens saw spot gold ease to $1,465.04 per ounce.
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Money would flood out of equity markets and investors would seek safe havens.
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He said opening more shelters and safe havens was noble of the city.
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Instead, they found ways, like using overseas tax havens, of paying far less.
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In fact, countries can use trade deals to put checks on tax havens.
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Refugees fleeing to Idlib have found what most people believe are only temporary havens.
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Conservative investors aren't getting much for stashing their cash in these supposed safe havens.
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The draft plan envisages EU countries also imposing joint sanctions against the tax havens.
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Star athletes have frequently declared themselves residents of tax havens, without losing any popularity.
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With 10 days to go, markets can expect further support for such safe havens.
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"No more sweatshops or pollution havens stealing jobs from American workers," he has said.
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Tax havens and yin-and-yang contracts highlight the holes in China's tax system.
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The integrated search is a combined partnership between venerable Gif havens Giphy and Riffsy.
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Far-right groups lack the state sponsors and safe havens enjoyed by some jihadists.
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This is partly because the reserves, especially the smaller ones, are such imperfect havens.
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Along with filling stations, restaurants and cafes began to appear at these roadside havens.
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He said it had "removed" thousands of militants and deprived them of safe havens.
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And they have amazing ways to avoid taxes and tax havens and so on.
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The risk-on sentiment helped outflows from so-called safe havens like U.S. Treasurys.
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They said it had deprived them of one of their last mainstream safe havens.
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But where the show focuses on gloom and doom, Havens sees glimmers of hope.
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For the time being, traders will take cues from equities and other safe havens.
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Investors sought safe havens such as the yen, gold and low-risk government debt.
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Mossack Fonseca operated tax havens in Switzerland, Cyprus and, most notably, in the Caribbean.
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This is one reason offshore tax havens must be made to operate more transparently.
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The states driving most of Overstock's purchases via cryptocurrency aren't your typical tech havens.
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The Nazis were the ones to find safe havens in the West German establishment.
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After the referendum, the pound plunged to 31-year lows, as investors sought havens.
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A dearth of safe havens that merit the name will force investors into cash.
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For decades, the Nordic countries have been seen as reliable havens for asylum seekers.
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And , Japanese yen and gold could be their best safe havens, according to HSBC.
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But even cultural havens like that can make some feel welcome while excluding others.
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Much of that money is most likely spread among subsidiaries in 2348 tax havens.
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And teachers have turned their classrooms into safe havens for undocumented students and families.
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They also benefited greatly from support on two online troll havens, 4chan and 8chan.
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There are also domestic havens, ranging from the trust-friendly city of Reno, Nev.
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Bond yields continued to fall as demand for safe havens like Treasuries stayed elevated.
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The previous government was felled by the Panama Papers scandal over offshore tax havens.
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We must stop the resurgence of safe havens that enable terrorists to threaten America.
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Companies had sold the rights to their patents to subsidiaries in offshore tax havens.
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The news sent stocks spiraling lower and safe havens such as gold and Treasurys.
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Governments' patience with tax havens, already waning, could fail entirely if wealth taxation spreads.
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"There can be no tolerance of terrorist safe havens," he said in a statement.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Secretive offshore UK tax havens could soon become slightly less shadowy.
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But also there are some persistent counterarguments to putting an end to tax havens.
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But only if it's a fun educational cartoon about shell companies and tax havens.
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That didn't stop the government from doubling-down on the fight against tax havens.
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"We've had very few people that have been upset by the news," Havens said.
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"The U.S. dollar and the yen have been the safe havens of choice as the virus spreads and we expect these safe havens will remain well supported in the next few weeks," Colin Asher, a senior economist at Mizuho Bank in London, said.
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"The U.S. dollar and the yen have been the safe havens of choice as the virus spreads and we expect these safe havens will remain well supported in the next few weeks," Colin Asher, a senior economist at Mizuho Bank in London, said.
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But even traditional safe-havens have failed to provide much in the way of protection.
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How big of a problem are offshore tax havens both in the US and worldwide?
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"With our limited budget we just simply can't save all the animals," Havens told KVII.
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Of course, the market roller coaster ride may have investors thinking of some safe havens.
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The skittish mood was underlined by continuing demand for currencies and commodities considered safe havens.
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That sent banks' shares tumbling to multi-year lows, as investors rushed to safe havens.
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Despite the more positive tone in stock markets, assets deemed safe havens remained well supported.
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Lawless regions, such as the badlands of Pakistan and Yemen, act as havens for terrorists.
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Second, she stops by the house of the local science teacher, Scott Clarke (Randy Havens).
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The murky world of offshore tax havens About 60 years later, the drug money came.
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That has left many including, Blackrock's Thiel, warning about holding traditional safe-havens, sovereign bonds.
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Investors rushed to traditional safe havens like Treasurys and gold on Monday amid the uncertainty.
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It wasn't long until Temporary Wallpaper Instagram became one of my favorite social media havens.
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Jaish-e-Mohammed is outlawed in Pakistan but thought to operate from safe havens there.
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Today about 10 percent of all US equities in the data belong to tax havens.
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Some of the most worrying tax havens in Europe include Luxembourg, Ireland and the Netherlands.
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Brexit-related worries continued to weigh on the market and investors looked for safe havens.
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Safe havens such as the Japanese yen, Swiss franc and gold held on to gains.
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That fight can't just take place on MSNBC or in safe havens like New York.
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"Fringe websites have become havens for the most abhorrent behavior in our societies," Rogers said.
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They've instead been piling into havens like hedged exchange-traded funds, gold, and even bitcoin.
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Safe havens such as the Japanese yen, Swiss franc and gold held on to gains.
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Levying a global corporation tax would go a long way toward closing off tax havens.
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The country suffered $80 billion in capital flight from 1970-2008 — enabled by tax havens.
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Two of the most popular activities are swimming with stingrays and operating offshore tax havens.
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Most of the concerns about safe havens focus on the Islamic State's move into Afghanistan.
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If Mr. Trump holds money in foreign tax havens, those investments would be listed, too.
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They hire sharp accountants, exploit loopholes, and use special tax havens to shield their money.
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Millionaires move money mainly out of self-interest, to find more rewarding or safer havens.
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"As risk perception rises, capital moves towards assets considered safe havens," Siller wrote on Twitter.
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"It definitely feels like there are buyers of safe havens around the globe," said Lederer.
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Bonds yields have plunged this week as investors seek safe havens amid the massive uncertainty.
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Other safe-havens also rallied with yen hitting a two-month high against the dollar.
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In recent months, they have gotten attention as profit generators, not as havens of stability.
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Many of the world's largest corporations abuse tax havens, some pay no tax at all.
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Eritrea's coastline provides the coalition's forces with the havens they need to fight in Yemen.
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The financial sector has been rattled, and stocks were driven down as investors sought havens.
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Bucking the trend, the usual havens like U.S. Treasuries, the dollar and gold performed well.
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However, traders are loading up on traditional safe havens such as U.S. Treasurys and gold.
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Safe havens such as gold and Treasurys also gave back most of their overnight surge.
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In 2014, Russians had an estimated $200 billion of financial assets in offshore tax havens.
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Demand for safe havens remains muted, with gold prices down more than 3.5% since September.
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The report notes that corporate investment in tax havens almost quadrupled between 2000 and 2014.
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Elites have largely allowed tax havens to exist because elites themselves benefit from their existence.
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If we assume that the United States will not stay in Afghanistan forever, then there are only two pathways to ensuring that terrorist safe havens are not re-established in Afghanistan: The Afghan government must become strong and stable enough to fully patrol and effectively control the country, thereby preventing safe havens for terrorist groups from forming, or the Taliban must lose interest in establishing these safe havens in the first place.
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One major example of corporate socialism in the past few decades has been the use of tax havens abroad by multinational companies to avoid corporate income tax; smaller, domestic companies are unable to use tax havens, giving multinational companies an additional edge over smaller competitors.
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But John Christensen, a founder of the Tax Justice Network, a group based in Britain that seeks to bring more transparency to tax havens, said there was a disconnect between McKinsey's mission of spreading corporate best practices and its use of tax havens like Guernsey.
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S. trade war drove nervous investors to safe-havens such as the yen, bonds and gold.
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The quality of life and low prices make Malaysia one of the world's best retirement havens.
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These forums promptly congealed into havens for incels and other less savory parts of the manosphere.
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For some, states like Delaware and Wyoming in the United States are tax havens as well.
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Some of the most intense battles have been fought around mosques that insurgents used as havens.
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"This has safe-havens on their back foot, that's why the dollar is underperforming," he said.
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The moves have boosted the appeal of so-called safe-havens such as gold and silver.
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Jordan Havens and Riki Salmond dance in line at a food truck far from the stage.
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US intelligence, alone and in combination with allies, is far better able to monitor terrorist havens.
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Safe-havens assets such as gold, the Japanese yen and Swiss franc were again in favor.
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The Trump win tanked stock futures overnight and sent safe havens like gold and Treasurys soaring.
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Florida's storefronts are found in retirement havens, including areas of Tampa, Lakeland, Orlando, Melbourne and Miami.
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But tax campaigners and EU lawmakers have accused some of them of acting as tax havens.
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"The United States is proud to work with you to eradicate terrorist safe havens," he said.
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Due to their professions, Mann and Havens are regulars at airport Starbucks all over the globe.
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As of 2940, Google had parked $2000 billion in tax havens abroad including Ireland and Bermuda.
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Initial reactions showed European investors seeking cover in traditional safe havens like gold and government bonds.
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Global equities have rallied recently, but U.S. stocks fell on Tuesday, helping safe havens like Treasurys.
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GZ: Changes in financial regulation have made it possible for tax havens to develop and grow.
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LN: What don't we know about tax havens that you're hoping to learn through your research?
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And, as the Panama papers threaten global tax havens, where should privacy end and transparency begin?
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK There aren't that many safe havens left in Iraq.
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Five of the listed countries are already included on a separate EU blacklist of tax havens.
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We will never totally eliminate all the jihadist movements imbedded in safe havens around the world.
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Gold and Treasurys spiked higher following the ABC report as investors fled to market safe havens.
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Investors have flooded into supposed safe havens in a bid to avoid trade-war-related volatility.
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To view a graphic of Bond safe havens but not as you know them, click: reut.
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Festival activities began August 15, 1969 with a performance by the late singer-songwriter Richie Havens.
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Even places once considered safe havens, like Pulse Nightclub, are vulnerable to horrific anti-LGBTQ violence.
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The rules will make it harder to avoid domestic duties by routing investments through tax havens.
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Prices for gold and Treasury bonds, investments seen as safe havens during international turmoil, also rose.
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With European bourses opening higher, gold failed to benefit from increased demand for havens from risk.
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These penalties may have little effect in persuading the wealthiest tax havens to change course, however.
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Non-domestic stocks, including in emerging markets, and bonds were among safe havens chosen by investors.
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The global community has done some admirable work reining in offshore tax havens in recent years.
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Still others were able to move their money to safe havens ahead of the general public.
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"The Taliban don't need Pakistan for safe havens, Afghanistan is a safe haven," said Lt. Gen.
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The dollar also fell, while safe havens such as the Japanese Yen and gold futures rose.
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Not in and around the tourist havens of Orlando and Tampa, where theme parks were shuttered.
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By this fall, Safe Havens expects to have done 1,000 assessments just since the Parkland, Fla.
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For decades, the band has treated arenas and stadiums as havens of community through shared songs.
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And reach for each other they did, in their favorite places, their havens, their cherished institutions.
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Gabriel Zucman, the economist, estimates that eighty per cent of assets in offshore havens are undeclared.
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The president's comments pressured safe havens such as gold as investors flocked back into riskier assets.
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Traders seem to be dumping stocks in favor of safe havens such as Treasurys and gold.
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Profit shifting to tax havens is now costing the U.S. government over $100 billion per year.
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It's impossible for authorities to determine exactly how much dirty money is tucked away in havens.
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But that Christmas, a group of cadets conspired to purchase eggnog ingredients from Benny Havens Tavern.
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Health experts fear when the rainy season comes in November they will become havens for disease.
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And in a sign of growing optimism, investors are pulling back from safe havens like gold.
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The horseshoe-shaped work pods are plant-fringed havens, warmly lit by the late afternoon light.
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U.S. Treasury yields fell and the yen rose against the dollar as investors sought safe havens.
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As the Oxfam study said, especially in corporate America, the use of tax havens is pervasive.
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In currency markets, safe havens like the yen and Swiss franc gave up some recent gains.
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" Dominant tech platforms like YouTube are able to abuse liability protections as royalty havens "Instead, dominant tech platforms like YouTube are able to abuse liability protections as royalty havens, dictating terms so they can grab the value from music for themselves, at the expense of artists.
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With the broader market slumping, investors returned again to the safe havens of telecom and utilities stocks.
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Investor demand for other safe-havens such government bonds also remained high as risk aversion gathered momentum.
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They stash their intangible capital, such as intellectual property, in tax havens, booking only low profits elsewhere.
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These safe havens were to be protected by a UN peacekeeping presence and, if necessary, air power.
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Even the bond funds in your retirement plan aren't necessarily safe havens; they also come with risks.
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They were struck down in the prime of life in one of our very own safe havens.
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"Synagogues & places of worship are safe havens where communities come together to celebrate, pray, & reflect," Toomey tweeted.
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There are no safe havens, nowhere for them to hide, and any moment could be their last.
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Star athletes over the years have frequently declared themselves residents of tax havens, without losing any popularity.
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Sovereign bond yields around the world have fallen this year as investors rush to perceived safe havens.
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Lauer attended the Paddle for Pink event at Havens Beach in Sag Harbor, according to Page Six.
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Other safe havens like Treasury bonds also saw prices fall as investors moved money into riskier assets.
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Precious metals saw the opposite reaction, with gold rising almost 5 percent as investors sought safe havens.
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Ross Norman, chief executive at Sharps Pixley, said concerns over tariffs had driven investors to safe havens.
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Does that sound like the U.S., and its financial markets, may well be the ultimate safe havens?
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While stocks fell, traditional safe havens such as gold and U.S. Treasuries rose as investors avoided risk.
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But some EU countries, notably Luxembourg and Malta have also been criticized for acting as tax havens.
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Traditional safe havens caught a bid as the benchmark 10-year yield fell to about 2.21 percent.
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"Well, you know, mindless killing machines in general, let's avoid those, because that's unfortunate," said Havens, laughing.
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Other symptoms of panic include booming markets for U.S. bonds -- both traditional safe havens in a crisis.
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In both cases, the incentives and opportunities to move profits into tax havens would be greatly reduced.
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As the Panama Papers story unfolds, what's the most important thing everyone should understand about tax havens?
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And so at the global level, the use of tax havens increases dramatically starting in the 1980s.
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Since then, 25 more havens have been created throughout the city, with the help of local councils.
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The French banks rely "heavily" on tax havens to increase their profits, according to the Oxfam study.
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Some of these companies included tax havens in Cyprus, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, and the Seychelles.
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The flight from riskier assets boosted interest in safe havens, pushing U.S. Treasury futures up 269.26 ticks.
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An auction of German debt was expected to go down well with investors looking for safe havens.
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The Bahamas has only 26 of these (not counting TIEAs with other tax havens, which are meaningless).
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All of which leaves you with a lot more money to enjoy everything these retirement havens offer.
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Among significant tax havens, the Central American country has been one of the slowest to embrace change.
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Global capital flows have made the world richer, but also allowed cronies to hide in tax havens.
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And the open borders around Libya's deserts have provided havens for extremists from North Africa and beyond.
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Investors seeking safety in perceived safe havens pushed the Japanese yen and U.S. government bond prices higher.
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In currency markets, safe havens such as the Japanese yen and Swiss franc held on to gains.
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Today, there are an estimated $2.3 trillion in Fortune 500 company revenues currently booked in tax havens.
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The flight from riskier assets boosted interest in safe havens, pushing U.S. Treasury futures up 22 ticks.
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The struggles and dangers that refugees from Syria endure before reaching safe havens are now well known.
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The so-called inversion shows show jitters about the global economy as investors run to safe havens.
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Meanwhile, officially non-profit sectors also have atrocious outcomes or are havens for the rich and influential.
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Seeking havens for their cash, many have turned to the United States dollar and gold, as well.
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The paper's findings beg some further rethinking of the standard rationale behind the establishment of tax havens.
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When things look bad, many pundits counsel investors to derisk their portfolios and invest in safe havens.
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The draft raised the possibility of establishing those safe havens in neighboring countries but did not elaborate.
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She was tracing alleged links between Maltese officials and offshore banks and companies used as tax havens.
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Then he pivoted to the risk of the wealthy stashing their millions in illegal offshore tax havens.
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Far more difficult, but also critical, will be creating safe havens for undocumented immigrants to seek care.
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The project is a relatively cheap alternative to property havens in North America, Australia and China itself.
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For the postcard series, Kippenberger poses as the consummate tourist in tourist havens around the United States.
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Instead of acknowledging that, they want tax cuts and tax havens so they can accumulate more money.
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" She said the donors' list "looks like the rankings of companies and people located in tax havens.
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"We do not 'hide' profits or cash in tax havens," a Cargill official wrote to the authors.
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The journalist, Daphne Caruana Galizia, exposed Malta's links to offshore tax havens using the leaked Panama Papers.
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And they filter up from grotesque online havens for white supremacists who preach intolerance and worship violence.
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The big winners in August were traditional safe havens such as gold, silver and long-duration bonds.
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Investors are pulling money out of stocks and buying up US bonds and gold as safe havens.
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He recognizes that abandoning Afghanistan would allow safe havens for international terrorist organizations to emerge once more.
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The Trump Administration is seeking to limit first responder monetary support to mayors who support safe-havens.
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Gold, the yen and the Swiss franc rose, and Bitcoin shot past $4,63 as investors sought havens.
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Treasurys, utilities and gold — typically safe havens — have surged this month and outperformed the S&P 500.
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The best-performing sectors during these final two weeks have been defensive safe havens utilities and telecommunications.
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That's led some states — including other gun rights havens like Vermont and Florida — to pass stricter laws.
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No, the arrival of Harvey hasn't magically transformed Twitter or Reddit into safe havens for polite discourse.
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We also emphasized that for any peace to last, terrorist safe havens outside Afghanistan must be dismantled.
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Ms. Caruana Galizia, 53, had exposed Malta's links to offshore tax havens using the leaked Panama Papers.
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However, investors largely fled risk assets in favor of traditional safe havens such as gold and Treasurys.
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For decades, the rich sought tax havens like Monaco, Switzerland or the Caymans to maximize their wealth.
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We also emphasized that for any peace to last, terrorist safe havens outside Afghanistan must be dismantled.
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Investors increased their exposure to traditional safe havens after the news broke, including gold and U.S. Treasurys.
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But Muslim residents, particularly women, speak of their neighborhoods as safe havens from an increasingly hostile society.
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The Green Book eventually grew to a list of more than 9,500 safe havens across the nation.
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Both the Japanese and Swiss currencies tend to be bought as safe-havens during times of uncertainty.
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The IMF reckons governments lose at least $500bn a year from multinationals shifting profits to tax havens.
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And I'm going to continue to push for a no-fly zone and safe havens within Syria.
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But the United States is simply not comparable to small-economy tax havens like Ireland and Switzerland.
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On Monday, during a visit to Kabul, Tillerson urged Pakistan to act against safe havens on its soil.
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Are there any times that people can choose to use tax havens where it's legitimate — maybe even sympathetic?
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In 1993, the international community designed six "safe havens" for Muslim communities, to protect them from Serb attacks.
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Mexican authorities have typically respected shelters as safe havens for migrants and not conducted raids inside their perimeter.
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Investor moves into safe havens like utilities and bonds, Loewengart said, "doesn't mean we're anywhere near a recession."
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What exactly is a farm sanctuary and who are the animals that make it to these safe havens?
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In the presidential debates she talked of pushing for a no-fly zone and safe havens in Syria.
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A rally in global equity markets weighed on safe havens, including the dollar, pushing it down 0.2 percent.
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The price of Brent crude oil tumbled below $60 a barrel and safe havens, such as gold, rallied.
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JEREMY CORBYN may have it in for tax havens, but they are not all cursing the Labour leader.
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Even when he expounds on something as potentially boring as offshore tax havens, people listen, which surprises him.
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Investors seeking safety in perceived safe havens bolstered the Japanese yen, gold prices and U.S. government bond prices.
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Anti-corruption activists insist that the rampant use of havens by financial ne'er-do-wells warrants extraordinary action.
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Anxiety about global trade spurred demand for currency safe havens, such as the Japanese yen and Swiss franc.
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He soon departs for the unseen Grey Havens, which could be a allegory for Jesus's ascension to heaven.
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The United States has repeatedly accused Pakistan of not doing enough to eliminate militant havens on its territory.
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EU governments adopted a broadened blacklist of tax havens on Tuesday, adding 10 jurisdictions to the updated list.
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The scandal prompted a slew of investigations into suspected tax dodgers, putting the spotlight on global tax havens.
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French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire, for example, urged EU states to consider suspending funding for tax havens.
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Corporations with profits stashed in offshore tax havens should pay what they owe, now and in the future.
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Known as "Boca" to locals, this city is one of the more affluent retirement havens on the list.
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Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM), which operates the fund, said it welcomed the raised awareness around tax havens.
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Havens warns against assuming that Black Mirror tech – or all the stuff that comes with it – is inevitable.
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Also, since tax havens are usually small, the investment they attract has an outsized impact on their economies.
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Investors rushed into bank stocks, fleeing safe havens like government bonds and gold as interest rates moved higher.
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The U.S. simply doesn't have any such areas that are openly known as havens for terrorists, McFadden said.
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Other safe-havens ebbed, with yields on U.S. 10-year Treasuries rising a basis point to 1.60 percent.
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Compared with the cruelty and impenetrability of Darkspace's work, Alien's Nostromo and Pandorum's Elysium seem like safe havens.
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But as any road warrior knows, you don't need to fly premium to gain access to these havens.
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In the late 22012th and early 19th centuries, book clubs became havens for American women who felt understimulated.
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He is a partner in an investment firm that has been criticized for operating in overseas tax havens.
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Prosecutors say Germany's largest lender is suspected of helping clients to set up offshore companies in tax havens.
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Tax havens are a popular, legal and often secret instrument for multinational corporations to move capital across borders.
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This granular firm-level network data helped us to distinguish two kinds of tax havens: sinks and conduits.
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Since the mid-215s, multinationals based in the United States have increasingly shifted profits into offshore tax havens.
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The broader equity indexes fell as investors fled risky assets for traditional safe havens like gold and Treasuries.
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But the situation is so grim now that the red-bricks of Bradbury's era seem like positive havens.
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Such a slide would normally spark a stampede into safe havens such as U.S. government debt or gold.
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"Secrecy World" author Jake Bernstein explains how the super-wealthy hide billions using tax havens and shell companies.
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The havens many Carolinians sought out as Hurricane Matthew bore down turned out to be far from safe.
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World stocks also tumbled on Friday, with investors flocking towards traditional safe havens including Japan's yen and gold.
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Richard Havens, the Director of Amarillo Animal Management and Welfare, told KAMR there was more to the decision.
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Havens includes reclaimed doors propped up against the walls, some with warm, seemingly candid portraits drawn on them.
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They were places of sexual abuse, havens for grifters and thieves, vortices of local political power and jockeying.
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But an enormous amount is laundered via US banks, particularly in Texas, and through tax havens like Panama.
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The GOP bill does claim to crack down on offshoring with an "excess profits" tax on tax havens.
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Recession fears have emerged despite strong job growth, making some investors wary of stocks and looking for havens.
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The resulting stampede into safe havens saw the yen appreciate to its strongest against the dollar since 2016.
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Policymakers should also prevent the wealthy from avoiding taxation by working with foreign countries to shutter tax havens.
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Since the mid-21s, multinationals based in the United States have increasingly shifted profits into offshore tax havens.
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Investors have loaded up on traditional safe havens such as gold and Treasurys as U.S.-Iran tensions rose.
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Rising worries about North Korea's nuclear threat have sent investors flocking to perceived safe-havens and alternative assets.
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UK Gilts, German Bunds, the Swiss franc, gold and most other safe havens also rebounded after selling off.
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But an enormous amount is laundered via U.S. banks, particularly in Texas, and through tax havens like Panama.
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Nike, Apple, Queen Elizabeth II, and US commerce secretary Wilbur Ross also took advantage of offshore tax havens.
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Souring sentiment toward riskier assets in turn lifted safe-havens such as the Japanese yen and U.S. Treasuries.
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Every year, the Taliban return from their Pakistani safe havens to attack and destabilize pockets of the nation.
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Some officials were quick to shift blame toward Afghanistan, pointing to the presence of havens there for militants.
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Harrison will play music from the Richie Havens and the Grateful Dead songbooks alongside the Everett Bradley Choir.
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Reddit's r/WhitePolitics and r/Whites subreddits have both been taken over and turned into havens of color discussion.
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Safe havens, however, averaged gains and gold rose by 0.6 percent while the dollar index was up 1.5 percent.
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Forced to clean up, these erstwhile havens have seen much tainted capital flow elsewhere—not least to America itself.
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The two sectors had taken a beating last week as investors loaded up on safe-havens amid geopolitical worries.
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Investors, meanwhile, have sought safe havens - the Japanese yen has pushed to an 18-month high versus the dollar.
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In presidential debates the Democratic nominee talked of pushing for a no-fly zone and safe havens in Syria.
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Newmont is likely benefiting from its gold mining operations as investors seek safe havens from the otherwise volatile markets.
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In March the commission proposed a tax on sales, which are harder to shift to tax havens than profits.
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The signature strikes drastically shrank the enemy's bench and made the leadership worry that they had no safe havens.
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But it also draws scrutiny from regulators around the world seeking to clamp down on so-called "tax havens".
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In Britain, France, and Spain the top 0.01% of households stash 30-40% of their wealth in tax havens.
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There is a need for a harmonised approach, in order to prevent illicit flows of money to crypto-havens.
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Of those, CTJ estimates that 27 are "likely holding a substantial amount of profits in tax havens," Gardner said.
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Using Internal Revenue Service data, CTJ found that American companies keep a majority of profits in 10 tax havens.
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In some cases, U.S companies are reporting subsidiaries in tax havens with cash hoards that dwarf the nations' GDP.
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Utilities stocks are safe havens no more and investors should be looking elsewhere for yield, according to some traders.
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With far-sighted leadership, the congested, dirty and dangerous streets of today could be the urban havens of tomorrow.
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Pakistan, which denies the accusations it allows safe havens for militants, condemned Saturday's attack and accused Washington of betrayal.
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Before they officially become an item, Mann left a hidden note for Havens at the Starbucks in Schiphol airport.
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Moves into so-called safe havens are seen as indicative of a wider "risk-off" trade by global investors.
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"There will definitely be an amendment about tax havens," said Torstein Tvedt Solberg of Labour, the largest opposition party.
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"It's not surprising that we're seeing safe havens rising here," said Matt Weller, senior market analyst at Faraday Research.
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Returning to suppression is futile, since Kurds form a large minority and control havens in Syria and northern Iraq.
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But when the report misses consensus, look to defensive sectors and safe havens on the day of the release.
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Oxfam's report also showed that the banks' "most risky and speculative" activities were nearly always located in tax havens.
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The furore over the Mossack documents suggests that leaks will do more than any politician to sink tax havens.
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China also provides them material support, and safe havens near the border, augmenting the Kachin's dominance in the region.
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They live in ritzy havens called Winnetka or Highland Park or even tonier places like Barrington and Lake Forest.
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THREE years ago a watchdog published a series of reports on tax havens based on leaks of confidential documents.
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Stocks fell sharply in the days after the British vote, and prices for bonds rose as investors sought havens.
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"Gold investors are leaving safe-havens and sailing into more risky waters," Quantitative Commodity Research analyst Peter Fertig said.
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Similarly, a paper published by the National Bureau of Economic Research showed that these safe havens increase income inequality.
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These will smash the beach resorts from which the Caribbean largely makes its living (some are tax havens, too).
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The group has a strong hold in Iraq and Syria, as well as safe havens in Afghanistan and Libya.
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This suggests that during times of market turmoil, foreign investors have a wider choice of safe-havens than before.
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They often receive guidance and encouragement from facilitators who do have ties to the leadership operating in safe havens.
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The Tax Justice Network this year ranked Jersey as one of the most aggressive tax havens in the world.
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Brazilian law requires companies registered in listed tax havens to pay a 25 percent tax rate on their contracts.
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They just regard it as normal to use offshore tax havens, and they regard tax avoidance as absolutely normal.
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The Panama Papers are documents from the law firm Mossack Fonesca, which helps create shell companies in tax havens.
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Despite some progress, piecemeal proposals leave tax dodgers plenty of loopholes to exploit and tax havens open for business.
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Pakistan has been fighting to destroy Taliban safe havens in North Waziristan since 2014, but terrorist attacks have continued.
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YouTube videos that offer queer/trans kids even the smallest shelter and education into their possible communities are havens.
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They had long been absent from mainstream politics, taking refuge at obscure conferences and in largely anonymous havens online.
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The World Inequality Report also estimated about 10 percent of the world's wealth was currently held in tax havens.
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This was a time when the former Soviet Union's newly minted oligarchs were seeking foreign havens for their wealth.
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That removed one of the main deterrents to companies pushing profits into overseas tax havens — and opened the floodgates.
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Like slavery in centuries past, these money havens are not eccentricities but structural instruments of the capitalist global economy.
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But securing territory — generally with constant patrols and ground intelligence — is necessary to prevent safe havens from being created.
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Then there's the singer Richie Havens, who, having been practically cornered into opening the show, delivered a transcendent set.
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Havens created the work as he watched two giant malls spring up in Vancouver and displace the wildlife there.
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"Hong Kong is one of the last havens for smugglers to conduct their activities with impunity," Mr. Hui said.
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To be sure, the rise in U.S.-Iran tensions sparked bids in safe havens such as gold and Treasurys.
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"Our foreign counterparts used all available weapons" to destroy the Islamic State havens in Tangi Assadkhel, Mr. Salim said.
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They entrusted their money to traditional safe havens, pushing up the value of the yen, the dollar and gold.
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A major contributor to biodiversity and ocean health, reefs are much-needed safe havens for millions of marine species.
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The attack in also added to nerves and sent at least a few investors towards safe havens, Schamotta said.
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A populist insurgency delivered Brexit, and that is now scuttling efforts to clean up Britain's tax havens, perhaps indefinitely.
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"The West has, in some ways, through tax havens, shell corporations, P.R. firms, lobbyists, enabled corruption," Ms. Conley said.
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That would require a broad consensus, which limits scope for single countries or tax havens to block a deal.
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Investors largely fled risk assets such as stocks in favor of gold and Treasurys and other traditional safe havens.
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"Schools should be havens of peace," said Henrietta Fore, the executive director of Unicef, the United Nations Children's Fund.
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If the crime lacked intent, they could flee to havens specifically designated in Deuteronomy and the Book of Joshua.
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Beyond more troops for Afghanistan, the strategy would aim to address militant safe havens across the border in Pakistan.
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The United States also has been unable to address safe-havens it says the Taliban enjoy in neighboring Pakistan.
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When wealth in tax havens is included, the share held by the top 0.01 percent rises to 11.2 percent.
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They were havens for white parents who did not want their children in the same classrooms as black students.
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And yet the Trump administration recently threatened to sanction Pakistan if it didn't deal with its terrorist safe havens.
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"The use of military force to bomb terrorist organizations in so-called safe havens appears to be one of the most powerful recruitment tools there is," Micah Zenko, a senior fellow at Council on Foreign Relations, says of attacking failed states like Syria or Yemen in the name of denying terrorists safe havens.
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A search for safe havens has driven the willingness of institutional investors buying sovereign debt to accept the negative yields.
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Demand for German real estate has risen in recent years, with investors seeking safe havens and interest rates remaining low.
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The decline of the stepwell began with the British raj, which insisted baolis were unhygienic havens of vermin and disease.
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In International Living's Annual Global Retirement Index 23, we ranked and rated the 24 best retirement havens in the world.
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Among critics like Signorile, Larry Kramer and Gabriel Rotello, parties were seen as havens for irresponsible behavior, sex and drugs.
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Equity markets have been roiled whenever oil sinks lower and this has tended to favor safe havens such as gold.
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SAFE HAVENS STEADY Safe haven assets, which panicked investors had flocked to last week, saw their prices steady on Tuesday.
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Worries over the protracted U.S.-China trade dispute and global slowdown also strengthened safe havens such as the Japanese yen.
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German yields have been anchored below zero as the deadlock over Brexit has fuelled investor demand for the safe havens.
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Employees have been looking for havens since the firm came under investigation, according to several people familiar with the situation.
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European Union finance ministers called this week for a blacklist of tax havens to be drawn up by next month.
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The Dow ended more than 700 points lower and investors flocked to safe havens on Monday, including gold and bonds.
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Previous reports have analyzed the gap in the personal income tax system and in offshore tax havens held by Canadians.
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Last month the report was that Shepard had millions of dollars invested in a hedge fund using offshore tax havens.
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Assets perceived as safe havens did well, with German 10-year Bund yields falling 3 basis points to 0.18 percent.
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The ECB moves boosted riskier assets last week such as stocks and weighed on safe havens such as U.S. Treasuries.
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Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau was elected on a platform of taxing the rich and has campaigned against tax havens.
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Pretty much the only business tax-dodging American corporations are doing in tax havens is the business of tax avoidance.
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The lawmakers highlighted Afghanistan's history as one of the original havens for al Qaeda terrorists and pleaded for more patience.
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Al-Utaybi was also involved in efforts to re-establish al Qaeda safe havens in Afghanistan, according to the statement.
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Havens acknowledged that there are complicated discussions around that topic right now, but made clear which side he fell on.
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Tax havens are one of the prime reasons why inequality is rising and may continue to rise in the future.
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From 1940s to the mid-1980s, it was very small; about 1 percent of US equities belonged to tax havens.
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Labour would also take on those in Britain who dodge paying tax, closing loopholes and clamping down on tax havens.
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Meanwhile, Pakistan maintains it has lost leverage after launching its own domestic counterinsurgency campaigns geared toward eliminating Taliban safe havens.
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Offshore tax havens used to shield income have become a symbol of the growing divide between rich and average Americans.
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The Australian government has resorted to pumping oxygen into the river with aerators to build safe breathing havens for fish.
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The dollar's latest spurt softened safe-havens such as the yen, with the dollar adding 1.003 percent to 110.71 yen.
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A new study says companies that use tax havens are disproportionately responsible for deforestation in the Amazon, BBC News reports.
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When they want to set up tax havens and shell companies, many in the world's elite turn to Mossack Fonseca.
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US10YT=TWEB In the currency world, that aversion tends to drive money into traditional safe-havens such as the yen.
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Together, these five conduits channel 47 percent of corporate offshore investment from tax havens, according to the data we analysed.
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The turbulence after the so-called Brexit vote has been high, as investors rapidly exchange risky assets for safer havens.
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Investors sold utility and phone company stocks, considered safe havens after Britain's vote to leave the European Union last month.
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"Defeating terrorism depends on making sure terrorist organizations cannot have safe havens on any continent," Tillerson said in a statement.
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Mossack Fonseca, which specializes in establishing companies in tax havens, says it has not violated any laws or destroyed documents.
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Britain is resisting the inclusion of the Channel Islands and British overseas territories on an E.U. blacklist of tax havens.
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The Getaway Hostels, budget havens of the post-college European travel circuit, traditionally offer bare-bones bunks in communal dormitories.
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But those battlefield successes have sparked concerns that ISIS will attempt to establish new safe havens in Afghanistan and Libya.
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The company pulled that off by shifting U.S. profits to its network of 151 subsidiaries in 10 overseas tax havens.
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Second, we've got to disrupt financing networks, third, disrupt their ability to recruit on the Internet, in their safe havens.
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Thousands of Chinese nationals have set up companies in offshore havens such as the British Virgin Islands and the Seychelles.
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The yen and Swiss franc dipped while U.S. Treasury and German bund yields edged up as investors jettisoned safe havens.
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"Faced with a depreciating currency and a slowing economy, investors looked for safe havens to park their assets," she writes.
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Going forward, Sheets said the US assets — from stocks to corporate bonds — will be the "safe havens" for financial markets.
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Since then, the share of American companies' foreign profits attributed to a handful of tax havens has more than doubled.
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The decline, while modest, may be traced to more intense outreach efforts and an expansion of so-called safe havens.
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"There have been well-intentioned commissioners before Gottlieb," said Jonathan Havens, a former F.D.A. tobacco lawyer now in private practice.
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By contrast, they said, only about four percent of all the fishing vessels registered worldwide are flagged in tax havens.
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We Syrians asked for help to end the massacres, to provide safe havens for civilians and to prosecute war criminals.
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European equities slumped by 7% and U.S. stock futures hit the loss limit as investors sought refuge in safe havens.
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Safe-havens bond yields ticked up slightly on Thursday, with Germany's 10-year yields rising 2 basis points to -0.70%.
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But the battlefield success there has sparked concerns that ISIS will attempt to establish safe havens in Afghanistan and Libya.
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This made him unpredictable and forced your defense to spread out more, which created safe havens for his line drives.
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Many countries were scrambling to secure revenues and crack down on citizens whose fortunes were stashed in offshore tax havens.
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In the event of the trade war continuing, investors fleeing from stocks would be looking for safe havens like bonds.
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Safe havens such as Japan's yen fell, with dollar/yen back above 22 for the first time since Dec 27.1.
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An obscure Central American law firm had helped politicians and the ultra-wealthy hide their money in offshore tax havens.
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Related: The virus's spread has spooked global markets, as investors dump stocks and move into traditional safe havens like gold.
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Until recently, those treasures were housed in the attic of the historical society's decaying Havens House Museum, built in 1743.
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Despite being denied safe havens in Syria and Iraq, ISIS retains the ability to operate globally -- particularly on the internet.
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And, it is not just dark money seeking safe havens and avenues for money laundering that account for cryptocurrencies' popularity.
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Eliminating Afghanistan's terrorism problem entails solving the problem of Pakistan, which provides safe havens to multiple Afghanistan-focused terrorist groups.
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Pfizer stands to reap more than $24 billion in tax breaks on profits the corporation hoards in offshore tax havens.
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Centralized online havens on widely used platforms have been one of the most critical variables in ISIS' growth and sustenance.
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He also said the United States will put more pressure on Pakistan to combat terrorist safe havens within its borders.
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Gab and the Daily Stormer, two havens for neo-Nazis, were similarly banished to the darker recesses of the internet.
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Typically, these rules allow governments to tax income reported in tax havens as though it arose in the home country.
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Spot gold eased 0.2 percent to $1,319.16 per ounce, extending losses into a third session as demand for safe havens lessened.
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The Queen, 91, invested as much as $13.2 million (£10 million) in offshore tax havens, a series of leaked documents claim.
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"There is an element of people looking for safe havens, (but) I'm actually surprised gold hasn't done better," Barings' Burstow said.
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This thorough questioning and assessment ultimately leaves us with a definitive list of the best retirement havens from around the world.
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John C. Havens, human journalist, is author of, Heartificial Intelligence: Embracing Our Humanity to Maximize Machines (Tarcher/Penguin, 2016) and ...More
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For comparison, economists reckon that roughly $22007 billion of tax is lost each year because of crafty use of tax havens.
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If I were an investor, I would keep a healthy stock of cash and look into the safe havens for now.
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Tech giants like Apple and Amazon stash their intangible capital in havens such as Ireland, and pay too little tax elsewhere.
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Havens told me that the necessity for these spaces has always existed, and in the past, they were inhabited by books.
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With the threat of an economic downturn we believe video game stocks will be increasingly seen as safe havens for investors.
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They are still putting money into traditional safe havens: stocks that pay high dividends, United States government bonds and precious metals.
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Spot gold eased 0.3 percent to $1,317.86 per ounce, extending losses into a third session as demand for safe havens lessened.
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Many have done so by forming holding companies in tax havens and listing their shares in New York or Hong Kong.
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Some market participants say that a surprise Trump victory will cause considerable market anxiety, leading safe havens like gold to surge.
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Among the most enlightening documents are those concerning the tax gymnastics employed by Apple and Nike to shift profits to havens.
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That is especially true considering that Cameron has long spoken about being at the forefront in the push against tax havens.
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Corrupt officials and businessmen have moved vast sums to offshore havens in Jordan, Dubai, and Singapore, and into London real estate.
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The move comes after several big-city mayors have promised their cities will be safe havens for law-abiding undocumented immigrants.
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Treasurys and gold rose in early trading Tuesday as investors bought the traditional global safe havens over these emerging geopolitical risks.
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Investors dumped export-oriented Asian currencies and rushed into safe havens, with the Japanese yen surging to a seven-month high.
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Global equities have been back in vogue this week while so-called safe havens, like Treasurys, have fallen out of favor.
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While the yen has surged, Gartman recommended that investors go to cash or gold as safe havens, rather than the yen.
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The Taliban leadership has safe havens in neighboring Pakistan, and insurgencies never die so long as they enjoy cross-border sanctuaries.
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In 2013, my own contribution exposed how UK water companies were shifting billions into offshore tax havens via complex loan arrangements.
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A fall in riskier assets pushes money into safe havens such as U.S. government bonds, driving up prices and lowering yields.
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Stocks tanked as investors across the globe sought refuge in safe havens on jitters about setbacks to U.S.-China trade talks.
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"We have to think a bit harder about the downside risks of the dollar, especially against the safe havens," Sim said.
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Then in the 1980s, lots of other tax havens appear — the Cayman Islands, Singapore, Hong Kong, Panama, Bermuda, and so on.
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Many banks and financial institutions in tax havens, and many bankers, have become very rich by servicing tax evaders or criminals.
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So in particular before 2008, there was strictly no exchange of bank information between tax havens and foreign countries' tax authorities.
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"In some of these havens, it's possible to live well off a modest Social Security check alone," the site claimed. CNBC.
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Perceived safe havens such as the Japanese yen and Swiss franc have found supported following the hit taken by riskier assets.
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Britain's territories were shown to be havens for hidden wealth, used even by the family of the prime minister, David Cameron.
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The German bank is suspected of helping clients to set up offshore companies in tax havens, prosecutors said in a statement.
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Thursday's 1.9 trillion yen ($17.94 billion) five-year JGB auction attracted ample investor interest thanks to strong demand for safe havens.
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The proposals were announced in the wake of the Panama Papers, which exposed ways the rich and powerful use tax havens.
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France's finance minister, Michel Sapin, told Parliament the government was putting Panama back on a blacklist of havens for tax evaders.
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This is now going to be a problem for many REITs that considered grocery anchors to be safe havens of sorts.
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In the United States, the wealthy have access to offshore tax havens and other loopholes to game the system, he said.
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That tends to benefit several of the major currencies at the expense of "safe havens" like the yen and Swiss franc.
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What none of these measures can tell us, though, is the origin of the foreign investment reported by these tax havens.
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And the dollar suffered its biggest one-day drop on the yen since November 210 as investors stampeded to safe havens.
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Gertler routed the cash through an elaborate network of offshore accounts in tax havens, keeping the details of controversial deals secret.
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Tax havens are places where super-wealthy individuals keep money in offshore accounts for reasons that include, among others, tax avoidance.
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The move comes after several leading U.S. mayors have promised their cities will be safe havens for law-abiding undocumented immigrants.
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Tucked away into cobblestone streets and on corners all over France are little skin-care havens marked by glowing green crosses.
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In their escape from bondage, slaves were protected by a network of support of the safe-havens of the Underground Railroad.
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He had received criticism after his wife's family was linked to holdings in tax havens made public in the Panama papers.
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From these temporary havens, companies test and sell product, hand out samples, gather email addresses and host appearances with digital influencers.
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The Pentagon is further intensifying that focus as the Islamic State seeks new havens after being routed from Syria and Iraq.
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The leak also provided evidence of how corporations like Apple and Nike take advantage of offshore tax havens to conceal earnings.
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But what US corporations pay in taxes doesn't include the estimated two-thirds of corporate income held in offshore tax havens.
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The existence of tax havens — countries or states where offshore companies are exempt from corporate taxes, income taxes, estate taxes, etc.
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It was, after all, where the Who, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Sly and the Family Stone, Janis Joplin and Richie Havens performed.
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Investors moved money into assets that are considered safe havens, like 10-year United States Treasury bonds and the Japanese yen.
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But they must have the will to tackle tax havens themselves, instead of directing their fire at other non-haven countries.
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Richie Havens opened Woodstock and had to play for three hours while dozens of other acts struggled to reach the site.
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Investors are searching for safe havens amid the uncertain landscape; however, Haefele said a retreat into cash is not the solution.
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Communities with low counts of positive tests are assumed safe havens when, in reality, ineffective triage testing has missed infected people.
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Many Hiawatha students have family members without papers, so the network declared its campuses to be safe havens for undocumented people.
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Real estate and consumer staples - also rate-sensitive sectors that are often seen as safe havens - both fell more than 2%.
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Overgrown backyards with bird feeders and standing water are havens for all kinds of four-legged creatures, as well as mosquitoes.
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Sanders lived in an Israeli kibbutz for several months in the 1960s, and some describe the kibbutzim as havens for socialism.
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Other economists say the competition to lower rates have encouraged firms to shift profits, at least on paper, to tax havens.
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Last year parliament asked the minority coalition to look at regulating the fund's use of ownership structures located in tax havens.
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The president threatened an immediate reduction in U.S. assistance if Pakistan did not move against terrorist safe-havens on its territory.
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Mr. Banks now has business interests based in the tax havens of the Isle of Man and the British Virgin Islands.
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Those companies are watching the demographics they covet flee ad havens like prime-time TV, magazines, and newspapers for the web.
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The surge of infections outside mainland China triggered steep falls in stocks as investors fled to safe havens such as gold.
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The test, which was condemned by the international community, led investors to increase their exposure to traditional safe havens like gold.
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It was Henrietta Fore, Unicef's executive director — not Erica Vogel, a Unicef spokeswoman — who said, "Schools should be havens of peace."
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If there's no China deal, that could beat up stocks, send Treasury yields lower and send investors into other safe havens.
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His plan would empower the governments of major economies to tax some profits currently stashed away in tax havens like Ireland.
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In places like Afghanistan, the Philippines, Libya, West Africa, and others it is trying to carve out and secure safe havens.
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Both countries, for instance, have been tax havens for foreigners and the native-born population, as neither have personal income taxes.
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By joining the ranks of the nation's highest-taxing states, Hawaii is encouraging its richest residents to look for tax havens.
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But since the Amish Country Byway was designated a National Scenic Byway, these towns northeast of Columbus have become tourist havens.
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Only in tax havens such as Cyprus or Monaco, or captured economies such as Russia or Georgia, are plutocrats more dominant.
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Mohutsiwa argued in her tweetstorm that we have been paying the wrong kind of attention to the alt-right's internet havens.
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In the United States, the top 503 percent holds 9.9 percent of the nation's total wealth excluding deposits in tax havens.
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It's widely known that the very top end, the ones controlling the corporations and the tax havens, are endangering us all.
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John Havens stepped down as chairman of the hedge fund Napier Park Capital after being charged in a prostitution ring bust.
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World governments, especially the US government, clearly have the tools to track the money flowing into offshore tax havens, Ferguson added.
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The papers named 22 politicians from more than 22012 countries linked to offshore financial dealings in more than 20 tax havens.
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In International Living's Annual Global Retirement Index 2018, we ranked the 24 best retirement havens in the world, where you can live comfortably for less than you can in the U.S. And while all of these destinations are affordable, we have found the most cost-effective havens from the results of the "Cost of Living" category in the Index.
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That is especially important as the Taliban advance and a squeezed Islamic State group looks for new havens beyond Syria and Iraq.
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U.S. Treasury yields fell as investors sought safe havens and the dollar was down against Japan's yen, though it regained some ground.
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The note highlighted recent buying of safe havens such as the yen and Swiss franc with even sterling getting some favorable attention.
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Two, Australia and Canada, recently restricted their intake sharply, so in practice, the US was one of the few remaining safe havens.
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Prosecutors are looking into whether Deutsche Bank helped customers set up offshore companies in tax havens, while failing to report suspicious transactions.
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ZB: Talk to me about some of these more transparent offshoring methods, and why people might choose to use tax havens instead.
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"Those two things in combination mean that those best-performing names are safe havens amid both economic and regulatory uncertainty," Jarzebowski said.
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Meanwhile Raffael Johnen, CEO of German online lender Auxmoney, said investors are shifting money from the U.K. to "safe havens" like Germany.
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Demand for safe havens saw yield on the 10-year benchmark U.S. Treasury drop to its lowest in more than two weeks.
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Kenya and Nigeria in the past decade have earned reputations as technology havens for their major tech startups, funding and mobile access.
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Organizations like One25, which provide non-judgmental safe havens for sex workers are key to ending the cycle of homelessness and poverty.
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Asset classes traditionally considered as "safe havens" for investors may be in a uniquely vulnerable position, a top HSBC economist has warned.
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Futures for U.S. stocks were higher, oil pared early losses while safe havens Japanese yen and gold stepped back from recent highs.
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Its oil production keeps the global economy afloat; its often-weak states, if they fail completely, can become havens for extremist groups.
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"Risk assets and safe havens alike were whipsawed alongside sterling swings," said Wei Liang Chang, a foreign exchange strategist at Mizuho Bank.
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Ryle says the biggest consequence of the leak is the massive blow to secrecy -- the biggest selling point of offshore tax havens.
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Safe havens such as bonds, which were on the defensive following the recent improvement in investor risk appetite, were given some reprieve.
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"Clearly investors are considering neither safe havens nor inflation hedges, given the fall that we're seeing in gold stocks today," McCarthy said.
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Source: Officials in Latin America linked to 'Panama Papers' Iceland Prime Minister Sigmundur Gunnlaugsson was found to be using offshore tax havens.
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LONDON – Newly leaked papers reveal that Britain&aposs Queen Elizabeth II has invested some of her private money in offshore tax havens.
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But not all cities that have looked into becoming climate havens think constructing a tailor-made plan for climate migrants makes sense.
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Pakistan's powerful military has not commented on Trump's speech, but the day before it denied any militants had havens in the country.
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Still, gains were muted and safe-havens such as the Swiss franc and the Japanese yen were supported against higher-yielding currencies.
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EU countries had planned for months to reach an agreement on a blacklist for tax havens by the end of this year.
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The cascading effect can drive down the prices of even high-quality assets that would normally be considered safe havens for investors.
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However, gold has recovered this year as investors have sought safe havens, and the stock is up around 30 percent this year.
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The Dow saw its worst trading day of 2017 last week and investors chose safe havens such as the yen and gold.
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He said he'd impose new taxes to prevent corporations from stashing money in overseas tax havens to pay for his infrastructure proposal.
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International coalition forces intervened to provide safe havens for the Kurds, and the Kurds set up a government with de facto autonomy.
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Japan and France, for example, designate countries with extremely low tax rates as havens and tax corporate profits sheltered there, she said.
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" The second defense official suggested that despite Clinton's calls for safe havens and no-fly zones, her overall Syria policy is "fuzzy.
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Tobacco, healthcare and consumer staples, considered havens during political and economic turmoil, led the gains amid broader gloom about the global economy.
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In this way, profitable corporations can declare billions of earnings in tax havens even when they have no real business operations there.
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" Pakistan Trump had harsh words for Pakistan Monday, saying Washington could "no longer be silent about Pakistan's safe havens for terrorist organizations.
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The few economists looking closer at this problem have written about how Microsoft or Apple could potentially locate servers in tax havens.
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Both the Havens and Macklowe decisions examined the standing of a housing rights organization to bring claims under the Fair Housing Act.
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If enacted, SF 481 will prohibit Iowa's city and county governments from employing sanctuary policies to provide safe havens for undocumented aliens.
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A Commission spokeswoman said on Tuesday that all EU states "fully comply" with the criteria set to establish the tax havens' blacklist.
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As long as payment is divorced from quality of service, I fear that poor neighborhoods will remain havens of violence and corruption.
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"It's really people looking for safe havens and looking for shelter from the uncertainty," he said in reference to the yen's gains.
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China has long wanted bilateral extradition treaties with Western nations that it claims have become havens for corrupt officials who have fled.
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ISIS has established safe havens in the mountains of Iraq, and has caused "mass civilian displacement" there, according to the Pentagon's report.
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The trend reflects the rising uncertainty over global growth, which is prompting concerned investors to pile into all types of safe havens.
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"We truly believe that we are here defending the homeland by preventing safe havens for terrorist organizations in this region," said Benedict.
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The flight towards safe havens is one reason why German two-year yields fell as low as minus 603 percent this week.
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The move lower in U.S. equities led European and Asian stock markets lower, making so-called safe havens like Treasurys more attractive.
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"In the wake of the devastation of WWII, European countries came together to welcome refugees, providing them with safe havens," Hawkins said.
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"In some Australian states, cannabis is already decriminalized and hippy havens such as Nimbin are basically like mini-Aussie Amsterdams," said Rolles.
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But, if Monday's attack was related to ISIS, it is just another reminder that terrorists today do not need physical safe havens.
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The Afghan government has maintained pressure on the group's havens, allocating both ground and air resources, and backed up by American airstrikes.
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Still, bond yields fell to fresh record lows on Monday, suggesting that despite the stock rally, investors were looking for safe havens.
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Florida, Arizona and retirement havens along the coasts have concentrations of the oldest people with dark blue circles in the map below.
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They break the numbers down to show the outsize profits are largely due to money being "shifted" — on paper — into those havens.
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Large corporations like Apple, Google, Nike and Starbucks all take steps to book profits in tax havens such as Bermuda and Ireland.
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The losses for India, Russia and Turkey were gains for havens like Canada and Australia, joined lately by the United Arab Emirates.
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Britain was among the millionaire havens until 2016, but may continue losing ground until it can resolve the uncertainties raised by Brexit.
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The rout has also pressured perceived safe havens, such as gold, as traders offloaded their damaged positions, particularly from the aerospace sector.
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Already influential investors, citing as well the impact of the trade war on Hong Kong, are signaling a turn towards safer havens.
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Chris Dorn, a senior analyst at Safe Havens International, said that after the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.
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Expectations for a rate cut also supported other safe havens, with the benchmark U.S. 10-year Treasury yields falling highest since October.
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Over 65 countries joined the fight against the Islamic State, and we rely on their enduring commitment to roll back terrorist havens.
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These private spaces include prayer rooms, wellness rooms and libraries — also called quiet cars, like the chatter-free havens on a train.
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This has pushed investors away from traditional assets that are yielding very low returns into safe-havens like gold and government bonds.
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That practice is known as base erosion and profit shifting and typically sees businesses favoring jurisdictions offering low taxes and tax havens.
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The provision for global intangible low-taxed income, or GILTI, imposes an effective 10.5 percent tax rate on income from tax havens.
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Moscow had not joined Paris and Berlin as havens for black American artists and writers seeking opportunities unimpeded by the color line.
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There was a broad sell-off across sectors in Australia, with gold stocks the only bright spot as investors sought safe-havens.
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Japan and France, for example, designate countries with extremely low tax rates as havens and tax corporate profits sheltered there, she said.
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CLINTON PROMISES CRACKDOWN ON TAX LOOPHOLES: Hillary Clinton on Tuesday vowed to shut down legal tax havens used by the ultra-wealthy.
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The export-driven Aussie dollar was steady, while the safe havens of the Japanese yen and Swiss franc nudged a little higher.
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Among other safe havens, the U.S. government bonds gained as the benchmark 10-year Treasury yields fell to its lowest since September.
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" • "A global minimum tax should be instituted to set a floor on how low would-be tax havens could drop their rates.
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Gold touched $1,110 an ounce for the first time in nine weeks as the dollar fell and investors rushed into perceived havens.
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The answer was simply to reduce taxes, and if you don't like our using tax havens, then "change the law," they said.
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Left off are the predominately Christian countries that the State Department lists as "Terrorist Safe Havens" like Colombia, the Philippines and Venezuela.
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Sudan and Yemen continue to be unmitigated hotbeds for terrorism and were safe havens for bin Laden leading up to 28503/22019.
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Asian stock markets wobbled and the safe-havens of the Japanese yen, gold and bonds rose after the Hubei numbers were reported.
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Chart shows the ratio of American direct investment income to share of global G.D.P. in tax havens and in major industrial powers.
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Mr. Havens, the former Citigroup executive, was elevated to the post in 2011 by his longtime confidant, Vikram Pandit, Citi's chief executive.
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In the immediate aftermath, investors could bet on high volatility in stocks and a sharp rise in gold and other safe havens.
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Tax havens could be abolished if there was the international will to do so — difficult, I agree, but possible all the same.
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We will no longer tolerate the situation in which the wealthy and large corporations stash billions in tax havens throughout the world.
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The Panama Papers have turned the world's attention towards the legal grey zone of tax havens, offshore bank accounts, and shell companies.
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California, Florida, Ohio and Pennsylvania, the other football-culture havens, have combined to provide just seven of the last 23 Super Bowl entrants.
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But this hub of high-tech computing couldn't rise much farther from the coastal havens where the company anchors most of its operations.
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The Laundromat looks into the Panamanian law firm that allowed wealthy individuals and corporations to launder money in tax havens around the world.
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Although the dollar is also considered a safe-haven currency, weakness in U.S. markets will nevertheless disadvantage the greenback against other safe havens.
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The tribal region was a sanctuary for militants until several massive military operations claimed to have pushed them out of the safe havens.
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When Democrats are urging uprisings online to deny Republican women safe havens, peace, just having a dinner in private, in a public place?
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"With emerging markets stabilizing in recent days the dollar is not getting as much of a lift from safe-havens flows," said Osborne.
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These international tax havens allow major companies to stash away huge piles of money that would otherwise be taxed in their home countries.
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So much so that avoiding them is nearly impossible, Nicholas Shaxson explained in his exposé on the world's tax havens for the Guardian.
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It is introducing legislation to stop companies from funnelling profits to subsidiaries in Caribbean tax havens by taxing them in the Netherlands instead.
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Some safe havens require family history Once a baby is relinquished, the safe haven is required to provide any immediate medical care required.
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A movement was afoot to rethink peatlands—not as fuel, but as wildlife havens and secret weapons in the fight against climate change.
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The president frequently rails against sanctuary cities on the campaign trail, portraying them as havens for criminals and a consequence of electing Democrats.
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Trump has also piled pressure on neighboring Pakistan to crack down on militant safe havens on its side of the Afghan-Pakistan border.
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The time has come for stricter "know-your-customer" rules and the blacklisting of countries that offer havens for migrants with dirty money.
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Global companies such as Amazon and Google get away with paying little tax by the ruthless use of tax havens and transfer pricing.
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But an investor shift out of equities and commodities and into perceived safe-havens such as U.S. Treasuries offset some of this boost.
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In a recent paper, Zucman and two colleagues estimated that about 8% of the world's financial wealth is held in offshore tax havens.
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Bjarni Benediktsson&aposs government came to power only last year after leaked documents linked his predecessor to bank accounts in offshore tax havens.
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Safe havens like gold and the Japanese yen fell after a rally in global equities dulled appetite, and induced a risk-on mode.
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Iran says militant groups operate from safe havens in Pakistan and have repeatedly called on the neighboring country to crack down on them.
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Stormfront's disappearance is a blow to white supremacists, and not the first to come to their internet havens over the past few weeks.
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They were scrapped in 2011, two years after Greece's worst riots in decades, on the argument that universities had become havens for criminals.
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But traditional havens against such risk — German bonds or the Swiss franc — are already expensive, forcing investors to consider more inventive hedging alternatives.
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Mr Zucman thinks tax havens should be forced to be more transparent, and that institutions that facilitate tax evasion should face stiffer penalties.
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Following the inversion of the U.S. Treasury yield curve, developed market government bond yields are all moving lower as investors seek safe havens.
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In another blow to the economy, the European Union in December included Tunisia on a blacklist of 17 jurisdictions it deemed tax havens.
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Avoidance has grown in line with intangible assets, such as intellectual property, which are easier to shift to tax havens than physical assets.
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LUXEMBOURG (Reuters) - European Union finance ministers agreed on Tuesday to remove the Pacific island of Palau from an EU list of tax havens.
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THE resorts for which the Maldives are famous may be havens of tranquillity, but Malé, the country's capital city, is a chaotic place.
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Right now, Google says its is limiting the Duplex technology to very specific domains, but Havens sees potential for expansion of those limits.
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Transgender people make up about 26366 percent of the general population but have long been digitally connected, finding safe havens to communicate online.
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A slowdown in the global economy next year would prompt investors to take refuge in assets deemed to be safe havens, he said.
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A drop in bank shares kept European shares under pressure on Tuesday, after losses in Asian markets sent investors scurrying for safe havens.
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But Afghan refugee camps have become "safe havens for terrorists", Pakistani foreign policy chief Sartaj Aziz told a Pakistani television channel last week.
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Many European countries and even the tax havens have enacted these laws, and it is time for the U.S. to do the same.
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Increasing investor risk appetite in broader markets also supported the dollar, notably against perceived safe-havens such as the yen and Swiss franc.
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The success of the 28503-nation coalition in dismantling ISIS's "Caliphate" has forced jihadists off the battlefield and into safe havens in cyberspace.
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Jason Tay, co-founder of retailer Fair Havens, agreed that Amazon's scale and volume are incomparable even to other, large online selling platforms.
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Some investors may also bulk up on safe havens today, the last chance to prepare ahead of time for a Le Pen upset.
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The NGO called on the British government to force tax havens to create public registers of the real owners of companies registered there.
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Illicit trafficking of people, arms and drugs provide safe havens for terrorists and displace innocent people, creating refugees and IDPs (internally displaced people).
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Such an approach would cut out the tax havens, where currently much profit is generated on paper, but little economic activity takes place.
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So a U.S. multinational could lower its tax bill by shifting profit from U.S. locations to tax havens such as the Cayman Islands.
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With the big recent rally in stocks, investors should get defensive and find safe havens, according to a one prominent Wall Street firm.
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As more American companies have stashed more of their profits overseas, the money has become concentrated in just a handful of tax havens.
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EU countries have traditionally had widely different positions on tax havens, and may find it difficult to agree on countries to be blacklisted.
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Investors have been fleeing stocks and running to safe havens such as bonds and gold, spooked by the direction of the world economy.
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By using these statistical anomalies I was able to estimate that there is 8 percent of the world's financial wealth in tax havens.
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Shelters really do work as temporary safe havens for people to launch from and into lives that are independent of more government programs.
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The OECD countries have already made progress in drawing up common rules to prevent companies from parking money in tax havens, for example.
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Stef argues that the money will be siphoned off through corruption; Anne-Marie retorts that British tax havens and multinationals aren't especially transparent.
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And each year, corporations dodge an estimated $90 billion by using "tax havens" to move their profits abroad and pay lower tax rates.
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The inability to restrict privacy coins through regulation of advanced exchanges will provide financial safe havens for hostile state- and non-state actors.
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Also, as fund managers worldwide cut foreign investment holdings, much of this cash is going to U.S. markets instead of the "safe havens".
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It's a very simple approach since it disregards the "residence" of the company and does not allow for profit-shifting to tax havens.
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Health officials have been predicting for months that Zika would arrive in the continental United States, especially in warm mosquito havens like Florida.
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BRUSSELS, Nov 6 (Reuters) - European Union finance ministers on Tuesday removed Namibia from the bloc's blacklist of tax havens, an EU statement said.
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Most importantly, since 2014, it has been illegal in Ecuador for banks and their shareholders to own offshore banking operations in tax havens.
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"Churches are dedicated for the worship of God and as havens from the cares and concerns of the world," the new policy states.
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Tax havens are places where business people and other super-wealthy individuals keep money in offshore accounts for tax avoidance and other purposes.
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What is clear is that ISIS is almost completely defeated in Syria and is largely eliminated from all of its havens in Iraq.
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Companies receive a special rate of 22019 percent or 12 percent on profits they have shifted abroad to tax havens in the past.
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Once havens of a sort, online platforms have become liabilities to the well-being of anyone not already fiercely protected by the administration.
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In fact there are a dozen other tax havens—sorry, tax-neutral jurisdictions—that form an interconnected global web of secretive financial activity.
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At their core, tax havens serve those who wish to avoid the legal and regulatory scrutiny (and tax burden) of their home countries.
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"Subsidiaries in jurisdictions with high tax burdens pay royalties to registered companies that hold intellectual property in tax havens," the prosecutor's statement said.
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Our society is better today because 501(c)(85033) organizations operate as safe havens from the caustic partisanship that currently bedevils our country.
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Traditional havens like gold, the Japanese yen and Swiss franc — and, as noted, U.S. government bonds — have held up during the coronavirus turmoil.
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A general shift into safe havens has in the past week turned into a desperate scramble for cash, and for dollars in particular.
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Still, this is a revealing visual voyage that reminds us that tax havens are partially responsible for the growing inequalities in the world.
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Related: The Panama Papers: Massive Leak Reveals the Global Elite's Secret Cash Havens There are a few factors that make these arrangements possible.
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"Suspicion arose that Deutsche Bank helped clients with the establishment of so-called offshore entities in tax havens," they said in a statement.
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The Sacklers have siphoned billions more dollars from Purdue into a complex web of offshore tax havens and trusts, the AP recently reported.
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We will continue to unite the world against this evil, remove their safe havens in Syria and Iraq, and uproot their global networks.
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They are so nervous that they are willing to tolerate low bond rates because they view Treasuries as safe havens for their money.
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" He said, "I'll be candid: I'm stockpiling now on real estate to generate passive income but also to have havens to go to.
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Studies show that, at the low end, at least $8 trillion - close to 10% of the world's GDP - is hidden in tax havens.
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They are pressing universities and employers to organize to defend the program and are making plans for havens on campuses and in churches.
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Business network CNBC reported that the price of two "safe havens" for investors — gold and the Japanese yen — edged higher after Trump's comment.
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Our largest base-narrowing provision is deferral of tax on foreign income, which encourages the shifting of income and activity toward tax havens.
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The issue of safe havens in Pakistan also was discussed Thursday when the new defense secretary, Jim Mattis, spoke by telephone with Gen.
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While conventional advice to retail investors is to sit tight amid the uncertainty, some people are gravitating to perceived safe havens like gold.
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AD: Every time North Korea, you know, sabre rattles, fires up and does a nuclear test, we do see flows into safe havens.
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In such a scenario, our fate then rests on whether the Taliban seeks to re-establish safe havens in the areas it controls.
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The news led to money flowing into traditional safe havens such as gold and Treasurys and away from risk assets such as stocks.
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Risk assets around the globe were sold off, with investors fleeing to safe havens amid widespread disruptions in the world's second-largest economy.
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At their best, college campuses are safe havens for intellectual freedom — places to confront and explore our differences and learn from the interactions.
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They are trapped in one of the last remaining "de-escalation zones", supposed safe havens in Syria, that have turned into anything but.
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This fuelled weakness in industrial commodities, as investors fled to safe-havens and away from industries linked to global growth, such as metals.
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"Pakistan has not taken concrete actions against the safe havens," General Joseph Votel, head of the US Central Command, told Congress this week.
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Korn says the board made the decision after school safety consulting firm Safe Havens International brought up potential risks associated with the plan.
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Temples and mosques and churches are sites of refuge from the world, places where the soul can seek safety, havens free from hatred.
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Yet Hanke theorized that Americans will just substitute them with cheaper goods — most of them manufactured ade in other low-cost international havens.
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The White House is now considering returning spy havens on U.S. soil to the Russian government, seemingly rewarding them for their election meddling.
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The law was designed to catch those taking advantage of foreign tax havens, but extends to all 8 million US citizens living overseas.
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It has rejected similar Russian allegations in the past, saying Washington remains committed to killing off Islamic State and denying it safe havens.
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They believed that the foreign enclaves would be safe havens because Japan was not yet at war with the United States and Britain.
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LUXEMBOURG (Reuters) - The Caribbean island of Dominica has been removed from a European Union list of tax havens, the EU said on Friday.
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Many parts of the country, including Waziristan, on its porous border with Afghanistan, have turned into safe havens for militants and terror groups.
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A new leak reveals the global elite's secret cash havens A new leak reveals the global elite's secret cash havens An enormous trove of confidential documents from the notorious Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca was made public on Sunday, exposing a vast web of offshore shell companies used by members of the global elite to evade taxes, hoard money, and skirt economic sanctions.
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As we see Will at home with his mother, Mr. Clarke (Randy Havens) gives a telling lecture in class about the effects of fear.
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And they added that with such a declaration, the U.S. must be prepared to destroy ISIS in its safe havens in Iraq and Syria.
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The mounting tension has prompted investors to move out of riskier assets like U.S. stocks and into safe-havens like the yen and franc.
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The probe was in relation to suspicions that it helped clients set up offshore tax havens and didn't tell authorities of possible money laundering.
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A rush to safe havens briefly pushed Germany's 10-year bond yield to 0.19 percent DE10YT=RR, its lowest in more than a year.
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Gold XAU= is at a six-year peak as investors continue to pile into safe havens to hedge against heightened U.S.-China trade tensions.
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The only obvious impact on currencies is elevated risk aversion which tends to benefit conventional safe havens such as the Swiss franc and the .
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Signatories, including many of the havens where Indonesians traditionally stash their wealth, such as Singapore, have agreed to share information on foreign account-holders.
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"It seems like there's a lot of rotation going on into the safe havens," said Robert Pavlik, chief market strategist at Boston Private Wealth.
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The exhibition offers many examples, including motivational second-world-war maps, Vietnam-war-era protest maps and depictions of environmental pollution and tax havens.
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Furthermore, it may encourage companies to reduce their reliance on reputationally damaging tax havens, a move that could also reduce earnings in the end..
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"Safe havens were the currencies of choice as confidence in global growth faltered," said Joseph Manimbo, senior market analyst at Western Union Business Solutions.
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It lays out the welcome mat for foreigners hiding assets from their governments, making the United States one of the world's biggest tax havens.
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The peso had lost a quarter of its value against the dollar since the start of the year as investors fled to safe havens.
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The NBI agent said he was frustrated watching the case from the sidelines and seeing the Philippines compared with other havens of money laundering.
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It's certainly not inevitable: even beyond the established entertainment industry, there's a history of creative people designing systems that offer havens from exploitative platforms.
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In the blink of an eye, drug wholesaler stocks like McKesson and Cardinal Health went from being low-risk safe-havens to getting crushed.
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The world is ending, there will be a few safe havens left, and they've selected her to be the administrator for one of them.
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And as more American companies have stashed more of their profits overseas, the money has become concentrated in just a handful of tax havens.
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It's not science, but that's not the fault of the nonprofit: The disclosure from corporations over use of offshore tax havens is extremely limited.
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And Vincent highlighted the global spread of suppression and violence against journalists, which has crept into corners of the world previously considered safer havens.
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Paul Collier and Alexander Betts, of Oxford University, argue that rich countries should pay other "havens" to open their labour markets, as Uganda has.
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It's likely that the potential for more capital seepage from China into foreign investment havens is too great without a more comprehensive regulatory regime.
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Why it matters: Human disturbances are supposed to be reduced in these protected areas since they're specifically designed to be safe havens for biodiversity.
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Oxfam claims the British government is taking "half measures" and called for the institution of public registers of offshore companies registered in tax havens.
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The organization found that behemoths such as Apple, General Electric, Microsoft and Google engage in tax havens that costs the U.S. $203 billion annually.
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The 7003 million documents leaked from the Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca detail the creation of more than 200,000 companies in offshore tax havens.
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Earlier, the yen and the Swiss franc strengthened after Pakistan shot down two Indian jets, sending investors out of riskier markets into safer havens.
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They have been forced to question fundamental theories seeing stocks as unequivocal beneficiaries of growth and bonds as havens in times of economic stress.
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Basically, the modern retirement system started with a bunch of executives at Eastman Kodak Co. and Xerox who wanted tax havens for their bonuses.
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When I first started looking at these issues, the widespread use of tax havens was seen as just standard practice in the business community.
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He is shaped by its culture of favors, easements, offshore havens -- and its general view of national taxes and government financial checks as persecution.
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In general, Havens said, he thinks the show does a "great job" of exploring the ethical and legal issues surrounding cutting-edge AI technology.
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They allegedly show that some companies domiciled in tax havens were being used for suspected money laundering, arms and drug deals and tax evasion.
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"The capital that had gone into safe havens yesterday has come back out today," said Colin Cieszynski, senior market analyst at CMC Markets Canada.
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The main targets are technology giants, which have become masters at cutting their tax bills by shuffling intellectual property and profits to tax havens.
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And so if you want to study global wealth inequality, it's obviously very important as a measurement question to take tax havens into account.
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In his seminal book on tax havens, "Treasure Islands", Nicholas Shaxson describes offshore finance as "a project of elites against their, and our, societies".
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The head of the Chilean branch of Transparency International, which campaigns against corporate secrecy, resigned after being linked to five firms in tax havens.
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Some are havens for second homes and money seeking safety: foreigners snap up half of London's princeliest dwellings, according to Savills, an estate agent.
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"People are looking for safe havens, but they have also gone into the euro as well so they can buy German bunds," he added.
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The dollar, in which gold is priced, increased as investors sought safe havens in the greenback and U.S. Treasuries as global trade tensions mounted.
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Worries over German manufacturing, trade-sensitive Asian economies, Brexit and European parliamentary elections have investors selling riskier assets and scurrying to perceived safe-havens.
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It had less luck against the Japanese yen, in part because strains in emerging market currencies were supporting safe havens such as the yen.
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Afghanistan has long accused neighboring Pakistan of failing to act against Taliban plotting violence from safe havens on the Pakistani side of the border.
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Equalizing rates will simplify the tax code and take away the incentive to employ questionable accounting gimmicks to move profits to offshore tax havens.
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Iran says the group has safe havens in Pakistan and has warned it will hit their bases there if Islamabad does not confront them.
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They make clear that policing offshore banking and tax havens and the rogues who use them cannot be done by any one country alone.
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They are refuges and havens, places where, the moment you cross the threshold, there is an unspoken understanding: You will feel accepted and safe.
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His lavish lifestyle — including a yacht, a mansion on an island and money stashed in offshore tax havens — was eventually exposed in the 1990s.
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I felt like I'd somehow stumbled onto these blissfully progressive safe havens where I'd be shielded from all that tormented me in my childhood.
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WhatsApp sought to grow through big public groups, but failed to implement the necessary precautions to ensure they didn't become havens for child exploitation.
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The president said the measure targeted countries that are havens for terrorists, and was needed to keep violent extremists out of the United States.
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