Insurance groups that generate 20% or more of their net premiums from international business sources on a sustained basis would be considered as having sizeable international business diversification.
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Fitch views insurance groups that generate 20% or more of their net premiums from international business sources on a sustained basis would be considered as having sizeable international business diversification.
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Might international business make up for anaemic growth at home?
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PLANK: SO OUR INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS WAS UP 74% LAST QUARTER.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - U.S. tech giant International Business Machines Corp (IBM.
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That deal gives BandLab control of Rolling Stone's international business.
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Magazine, the International Business Times and the Los Angeles Times.
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Meanwhile, the Trump family still maintains myriad international business holdings.
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We ourselves have explicitly doubled down on international business development.
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International business in the last year grew 528%, he said.
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Most of the underlying growth came from its international business.
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Demetra, 270, is the chief executive of the international business.
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HNA is now winding down much of its international business.
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In his role, he oversees the Times Company's international business.
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Sources: International Business Times, The New York Times, Chicago Tribune
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They see no need to investigate his international business conflicts.
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He graduated with honors from Queen's University in Belfast, Northern Ireland, in 2013, and subsequently received a master's in international business from the Hult International Business School, with distinction, according to his LinkedIn profile.
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"In rethinking the international business class experience, United conducted more than 12,000 hours of research, and sleep emerged as the single most important priority for international business class travelers," the airline said in a statement.
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"We're seeing China increasingly open up to international business," Hambro said.
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Initially, the Russian and international business community cheered the reform program.
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N), while other bets such as International Business Machines Corp (IBM.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Computing giant International Business Machines Corp (IBM) (IBM.
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GO BACK TO 2012, WHERE WE WERE $100 MILLION INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS.
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International Business Machine's 0.9 percent drop was the Dow's biggest drag.
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Results were boosted by an increase in the company's international business.
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The company's industrial water and international business also saw growth accelerate.
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Tianhong's international business currently totals just 3 billion yuan ($447.20 million).
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SO ALL PARTS OF INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS ARE GOING TO BE GROWING.
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Microsoft in turn eclipsed International Business Machines Corp two decades ago.
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According to Brandeis International Business School professor and my fellow Inc.
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I majored in international business, because I wanted to study abroad.
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The remainder of its UK employees work in its international business.
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CNBC International is the leading international business and financial news network.
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He'll be replaced by the head of the company's international business.
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Dai-ichi Life has been expanding its international business since 99353.
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" International Business Machines: "I've got to tell you, IBM [is] problematic.
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However, poor U.S. results were offset by a strong international business.
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Including its international business, it offers 0003,000 rooms in eight countries.
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In fact, Sansiri — one of Thailand's biggest developers — set up its international business unit in 2014 after seeing growing interest from foreign buyers, said Nanmanas Jiwattanakul, the company's assistant executive vice president of international business development.
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Such data is the lifeblood of modern international business and digital commerce.
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Apple Inc, Microsoft Corp and International Business Machines weighed on Wall Street.
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International Business Machines Corp is also due to report after session close.
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Bates writes regularly for The Guardian, Time, International Business Times and others.
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International Business Machines Corp was not identified by name in the complaint.
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From its relatively smaller international business unit, net income rose 23.2 percent.
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Richard Allison, president of Domino's international business, will succeed Doyle as CEO.
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The remainder of its UK employees are employed in its international business.
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The bulk of profits came from the international business, the sources said.
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International Business Times last week listed six names for the job: Sen.
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The highest paid woman was Virginia Rometty of International Business Machines Corp.
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He joined Campbell in 2013 as president of the company's international business.
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The International Business Times/TIPP poll had Trump leading on Nov. 7.
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" International Business Times called it "pretty much a PS4, Xbox rip-off.
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Gavin Patterson just became the head of Salesforce's international business in February.
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BECKY QUICK: You are also the head of the International Business Council.
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It has international business partners including South Korean Hyundai, Posco and Daewoo.
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Mikhail Khandoga will replace Oderov as head of Gazprom's international business department.
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Sanders, not Mayor Pete -- have built or run a successful, international business.
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As the world's dominant technology firm, payrolls at International Business Machines Corp.
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Still, Amazon's international business only accounts for roughly 30% of its business.
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Netflix provided historical details about its international business ahead of its Jan.
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Wells Fargo (WFC) is merging its international business with its wholesale banking operation.
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The beauty brand has said its international business is still strong and growing.
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CEO Jeff Bezos, Oracle Co-CEO Safra Catz and International Business Machines Corp.
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Mia Fleming, an international business major at Pepperdine University, thinks she knows why.
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After hiving off almost all its international business it was refloated last year.
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Like other British recruiters, Hays has benefited from growth in its international business.
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But what's interesting is how much it has focused on its international business.
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International Business Times wasted 20, and six content providers at Salon went into
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International business daily, The Financial Times had the headline "Terror attack on parliament".
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O) and the low-end server arm of International Business Machines Corp (IBM.
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International Business Machines Corp, also scheduled to report after the bell, gained 0.74%.
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Halliburton's international business "continues to show signs of a steady recovery," Miller added.
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This week: science art, colonizing the solar system, international business, toys and CGI.
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Scaramucci also said international business leaders are taking note of Trump's mixed signals.
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The people they killed were interested in art, world peace and international business.
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Read more: I flew American Airlines international business class for the first time.
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Its international business grew by 17%, excluding foreign currency changes, to $16.4 billion.
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Mr. McGee also said GoPro's international business "has been doing great." video video
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O) in the fourth quarter and sold most of International Business Machines (IBM.
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N) rose 2 percent following the bank's results, though International Business Machines (IBM.
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Citigroup and JPMorgan Chase have said senior managers must approve international business trips.
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"Hunter Biden's international business dealings — from China to Ukraine — deserve scrutiny," he said.
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The groom, 33, is a public policy and international business consultant in Boston.
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Alphabet's Google and International Business Machines are also pouring resources into the fight.
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The last two executives to run Walmart had overseen the company's international business.
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U.S. international business has had a rough run over the last half decade.
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"In the UK, London remains ... the preferred centre for international business," Mercer said.
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It warned in December that its international business, especially in Europe, was struggling.
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Watts said the international business is growing at a very healthy clip, too.
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More models like the EV. But also, growing international business about 33% of sales.
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International Business Machines reported quarterly earnings and revenue that beat analysts' expectations on Monday.
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Wells Fargo — Wells Fargo is merging its international business with its wholesale banking operation.
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International Business Machines, Exxon Mobil and Verizon Communications are among the dogs for 2019.
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The original article, from the International Business Times, quotes an unnamed source from OK!
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"It's a big dilemma," said Handel Jones, a semiconductor consultant with International Business Strategies.
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Such extraterritorial reach by American regulators (and courts) is a feature of international business.
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His many international business holdings could create conflicts of interest for him if elected.
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His work has appeared in International Business Times, The Atlantic, Fusion, and other publications.
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The prospect of a new rivalry comes as Starbucks' international business faces several challenges.
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Bowles, chief operating officer of BAT's international business, will become CEO Designate on Nov.
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That the U.S.A. is a sort of a subsidiary of his international business empire.
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What the heck is going on in China for international business and government audience.
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With Hardy and van Hoorn's encouragement, he's recently resumed his studies in international business.
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Wal-Mart's international business will also invest more in fulfillment capabilities, the company said.
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Brown, a Mormon, speaks fluent French and has a masters degree in international business.
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According to the International Business Times, 13 GOP lawmakers could benefit from the provision.
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In Seoul, the Songdo International Business District is providing a template for smart cities.
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In the international business, markets are stagnating at the levels seen the year before.
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Tillerson, the former Exxon Mobil CEO, has international business experience but none in government.
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The state immediately suspended all international business travel for state employees, Ms. Oliver said.
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Rocket Software provides technology services to companies using products from International Business Machines Corp .
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He is responsible for the firm's international business in Dubai, where he is stationed.
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Its international business continues to lose money with an operating loss of $724 million.
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Fifty percent of total group turnover in the international business was from Chinese customers.
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International Business Machines Corp gained 4.74% after it named a new chief executive officer.
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International Business Machines Corp gained 4.5% after it named a new chief executive officer.
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America can win the competition for international business by also moving toward full expensing.
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Excluding currency fluctuations in Citi's international business, deposits would have been up by 5%.
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The British recruiter published higher second-quarter net fees, boosted by strong international business.
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He redeems his points only for international business class when the price is right.
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Among big names reporting after markets close include Netflix Inc and International Business Machines Corp .
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However, in this case the incidents have attracted FBI attention, the International Business Times reported.
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While Google cited ethics concerns when pulling its bid, Google, Microsoft, International Business Machines Corp.
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Todd revealed to the International Business Times that she's set to write the second script.
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The Economist Newspaper is the leading source of analysis on international business and world affairs.
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"His arrival will facilitate the integration of our domestic and international business," explains Mr Chi.
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According to the International Business Times, at least 13 men have been given prison sentences.
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Our ambition is to build a parcels-led, more balanced and more diversified international business.
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The Economist Group is the leading source of analysis on international business and world affairs.
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Endo's international business also includes separate divisions focused on sales in Mexico and Southern Africa.
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As a Lockheed senior vice president, Rood's job is to expand the company's international business.
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His international business dealings could create massive conflicts of interest if he ever took office.
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Haruo Nakajima passed away on in his hometown of Tokyo, the International Business Times reports.
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And Zuckerberg himself has conceded the company probably wouldn't be profitable without its international business.
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North America and Europe make up the bulk of Britain's international business in general insurance.
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Michael Czinkota teaches international business and trade at Georgetown University and the University of Kent.
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For undergraduates, the potential career paths range from social-justice nonprofit organizations to international business.
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However, if you are interviewing at Harvard University you might want to mention international business.
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O) on Monday said it would pay $57 million to International Business Machines Corp (IBM.
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An International Business Times report raised questions about why Corker decided to support the proposal.
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The China business was still profitable, but the international business outside of China lost money.
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She is Phillips' international business development director of jewelry, not its international director of jewelry.
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Mr. Deripaska has sued, claiming the sanctions have made him "radioactive" in international business circles.
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With a growing international business, he would like to add to his staff of 30.
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Netflix Inc and International Business Machines Corp are set to report earnings after market closes.
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The group's international business - the Nordics and Greece - saw like-for-like sales rise 3%.
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The company's results were helped by an increase in rental days and stronger international business.
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Alphabet Inc's Google and International Business Machines Corp are also pouring resources into the fight.
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David Miller, who never separated faith and business, started out in international business and finance.
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Montgomery will also remain temporary conservator until that date, Guy reported for International Business Times.
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Mr. Bakish recently moved to acting C.E.O. from his previous role leading Viacom's international business.
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Commentary by Bert Spector, an associate professor of international business and strategy at Northeastern University.
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International Business Machines Corp declined 303% after reporting a bigger-than-expected drop in quarterly revenue.
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International Business Machines Corp also fell post-market following the blue-chip tech company's earnings report.
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Chen said she would take some time off "to recharge" before pursuing "more international business opportunities".
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The International Business Times reported "Arab Andy" has three YouTube channels with a few thousand subscribers.
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Additionally, FedEx announced plans to slash costs to make up for weakness in its international business.
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During her pregnancy, Weaver drank alcohol, smoked marijuana and played sports, the International Business Times reports.
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Other leading mobile device management software makers include BlackBerry Ltd BB.TO, International Business Machines Corp IBM.
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The FBI is investigating one of first daughter Ivanka Trump's international business deals, CNN reported Thursday.
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Microsoft's international business was hurt by a strong U.S. dollar, as well as declining PC sales.
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For Energizer, the deal adds heft to its batteries unit, while also expanding its international business.
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Lowe's said Richard Maltsbarger, president of international business, would replace Damron, who retires on Feb. 3.
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International Business Machines Corp fell 2.7% after reporting a bigger-than-expected drop in quarterly revenue.
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At the same time, the number of applications to international business schools remained stable or increased.
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The feud threatens to undermine the region's efforts to position itself as an international business hub.
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Microsoft Corp and International Business Machines, on the other hand, have reported better-than-expected earnings.
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The company says the new deal would grow the international business to 36% of all sales.
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Microsoft Corp and International Business Machines on the other hand have reported better-than-expected earnings.
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AT&T said those losses were mostly offset by growth in wireless equipment and international business.
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Artem, an honor roll Eagle Scout, planned to study international business at the University of Maryland.
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He might not understand the etiquette of Capitol Hill, but international business is in his bones.
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It bought Alphabet Inc's Motorola handset unit and International Business Machines Corp's low-end server business.
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He discovered a new trade route to unchartered territory, and international business would soon open up.
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The obvious scenario would have him running Disney's newly acquired international business after the Fox deal.
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Typically, about half of its total group turnover in the international business is from Chinese customers.
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The group also has a profitable international business, with over 1,000 stores in over 40 territories.
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They did this so that Iran could conduct international business through proxies and circumvent international sanctions.
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Organisers of events, from cycle races to international business conferences, have shipped in their own supplies.
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Unlike Tillerson or even Trump, he doesn't even really have meaningful experience in international business deals.
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Amazon's North America retail business basically runs at breakeven and its international business at a loss.
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That halted promised international business deals and dealt a heavy blow to Iran's already ailing economy.
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She graduated from Emory and received a master's degree in marketing and international business from Northwestern.
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I went to college at American University and graduated with a degree in international business marketing.
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International Business Machines Corp said it had no evidence that sensitive corporate data had been compromised.
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Like other U.S. banks Wells Fargo had earlier this week implemented restrictions on international business travel.
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International Business Machines is living a case study of a large, established company vying to transform.
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All over the country, quarantines, shut-downs, and closures have deeply impacted local and international business.
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The two companies were one until Altria spun off its international business in 2008, creating PMI.
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He has mostly been involved in the company's international business since he joined Amazon in 1999.
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CEO Jeff Miller cited growth in Halliburton's international business as a strong point in the quarter.
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Patton previously spent more than a decade in the chip unit at International Business Machines Corp.
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The two tried to work out their issues for four months according to International Business Times.
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The head of Morgan Stanley's (MS) international business, Franck Petitgas, was also listed as a speaker.
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President Tayyip Erdogan to give a speech at an international business forum in Istanbul (0700 GMT).
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But Trump, with his complex web of international business ties, was also not a normal candidate.
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In confectionary, Mondelez's strength is in its international business, while Hershey is stronger in the United States.
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Weakness in its international business sent shares of Domino's down 1.9 percent in premarket trade on Tuesday.
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Comparable store sales in its international business rose 4 percent, but also missed estimate of 5.1 percent.
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Analysts expect Unichem to use the proceeds from the deal to ramp up its unprofitable international business.
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In the first week, around $30 million has come back, according to an International Business Times report.
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Should it not sell Arnott's, though, the company will manage its international business as a separate division.
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She then went on to enroll in Philadelphia University to study marketing and international business — not music.
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Novartis highlighted performance at Sandoz, where it said international business offset price declines in the United States.
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A rising dollar may blunt future performance of U.S. companies, many dependent on international business for revenue.
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And they&aposre basically cutting off all access to the dollar in terms of international business transactions.
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According to the International Business Times, the rows have extra leg space, better armrests and seat cushioning.
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Its international business added nearly 268 million subscribers, compared with the average analyst estimate of 24 million.
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Oh, and she's got an MBA in International Business Education and Research MBA from USC, to boot.
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JBS, a meatpacking giant, last year announced plans for a U.S. stock listing of its international business.
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"We estimate SKX's International business will overtake its domestic business within the next two years," Kernan said.
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Comparable store sales in the international business rose 3.3 percent, topping analysts' average estimate of 3.17 percent.
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His role will be filled by Barry Engle, who currently runs GM's international business, starting April 1.
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The International Business Times notes that Japan is McDonald's second-largest market, just after the United States.
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Amazon's international business is continues to operate at a loss, but it's closing in on breaking even.
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Indeed, no country rivals the United States' ability to control international business, finance, and banking through sanctions.
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Production on Fifty Shades Darker will begin in Canada on February 9, the International Business Times reports.
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Peter Robinson is president and CEO of the United States Council for International Business, ICC's U.S. affiliate.
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Chen Shimin of the China Europe International Business School in Shanghai sees "a lapse in corporate governance".
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Boesch, who worked in international business development at Zalando before founding Outfittery in 2012, welcomes the prospect.
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Though sales in the U.S. and Canada were down, GNC's international business improved in the latest period.
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Stephanie M. Jason is an international business consultant who is a Middle East and North Africa expert.
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The heart of the corruption stems from Trump's failure to divest from his sprawling international business empire.
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The clothing and homeware arm of the British brand struggled, but its food and international business grew.
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That includes evaluating programming across the TV networks, new digital distribution methods, the international business and Paramount.
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Scotiabank reported an 18 percent increase in net income at its international business to C$576 million.
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These startups have grown into successful international business and have dug their roots into the local community.
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Other leading mobile device management software makers include BlackBerry Ltd, International Business Machines Corp and VMware Inc.
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The Corker Kerfuffle The International Business Times dropped what appeared to be a bombshell Friday about Sen.
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These developments represent the same kind of international business that Trump was engaging in before his election.
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For years, a majority of The Trump Organization's international business has come from licensing the Trump name.
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Yet even as the investigations of his activities heated up, Mr. Manafort continued to solicit international business.
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On Thursday, nine men were arrested for allegedly downloading and selling the videos, International Business Times reported.
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"It's an industry highly in flux," said Benjamin Gomes-Casseres, a professor at Brandeis International Business School.
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Bakish, who used to run Viacom's international business, doesn't cut a prominent profile among the media ranks.
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He graduated and received a master's degree in international business from the University of Florida in Gainesville.
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Three in four C.E.O.s said they often apologized to their international business partners about the president's messages.
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Customers of ServiceNow's software include Nike Inc, Adobe Inc, International Business Machines' Red Hat unit and SAP.
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Customers of ServiceNow's software include Nike Inc, Adobe Inc, International Business Machines' Red Hat unit and SAP.
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The report cited a statement from Kevin Mayer, head of Disney's Direct-to-consumer and International business.
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It is one of several international business deals that pose potential conflicts of interest for Mr. Trump.
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Milan is an international business headquarters, with factories and businesses that rely on the global supply chain.
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China's current private sector is operating in a continuously narrowing space when conducting domestic and international business.
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And as the banks expanded beyond Switzerland, they were open to criticism from the international business community.
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The groom's father retired as the owner of his private practice, which specialized in international business agreements.
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Its international business has shown slower growth lately, despite having invested billions of dollars in overseas markets.
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Hawaii Primely situated between the United States and Japan, Hawaii is a top international business travel destination.
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Viacom's international business has more than 200 TV channels that reach a total of 3.9 billion subscribers.
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Many international business leaders pulled out of the Future Investment Initiative conference in Riyadh amid the furor.
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The Economist is a global news company covering international business and world affairs, first published in 1843.
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The international business will also remain headquartered and listed in London, led by chief executive Mike Wells.
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That's according to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing detailing growth in the streaming service's international business.
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Still, Hershey on Thursday stressed it continues to support its international business, even if not top priority.
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IBT Media still owns other media brands, including the International Business Times, Medical Daily and Latin Times.
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"Our aim is to use our Hong Kong subsidiary as a platform to strengthen international business and significantly increase its share in our total revenue to make domestic and international business under a more balanced structure," Li said in a reply to questions received by email late Tuesday.
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On a statutory level, Virgin reported its sixth consecutive annual loss, widening to a record A$653.3 million, due to restructuring charges, writedowns on its loss-making international business and de-recognition of deferred tax assets due to its future view of fuel prices and its international business.
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But there, two big Buffett holdings, American Express Co and International Business Machines Corp have recently been dogs.
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The bank also reported a wide gender pay gap in Britain for its international business earlier this year.
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This year, on International Women's Day 2017, I think many international business leaders are asking the same question.
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"We're still confident (in the U.S. business) ... the international business provides a good signpost for that," Easterbrook said.
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O) Google said in 2016 that it was designing a server based on International Business Machines Corp's (IBM.
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Till studied international business with an emphasis on marketing management in the Netherlands, and studied abroad in Sweden.
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According to the International Business Times, right now this tool is only available to the "internet famous," a.k.a.
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Goenka is a former employee of International Business Machines Corp and advises government committees on information technology initiatives.
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"There's no world where I would ever buy an international business class ticket with my money," Hutchins says.
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His reporting has also appeared in the Nation, the New Republic, In These Times and International Business Times.
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Those agencies offer loan guarantees and sometimes financing to encourage trade and lower the costs of international business.
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Terrence Guay is clinical professor of international business at the Smeal College of Business at Pennsylvania State University.
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More recently it bought U.S. digital enterprise specialist BMC Software and a chunk of Campbell Soup's international business.
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Earlier this month, Viacom said Bob Bakish, who heads its international business, would replace Dooley as acting CEO.
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Despite a strong U.S. economy, FedEx said its international business weakened during the second quarter, especially in Europe.
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Chen said she plans to take a rest before looking at "more international business opportunities" in the future.
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Apple's tax ingenuity proves that the new international business tax order must be simple and robust to gaming.
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A stake in International Business Machines (IBM) declined by nearly $600 million in the quarter to $11.15 billion.
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Its international business, which makes up nearly a third of its revenue, saw sales drop by 10 percent.
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Berkshire also owns dozens of companies' stocks, including Apple Inc, Coca-Cola Co and International Business Machines Corp.
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International business contributed less than a quarter to the retailer's total revenue of $500 billion in fiscal 2018.
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Revenue from Middle East and Asia, the biggest contributors to its international business, rose 9.1% to $1.21 billion.
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Requests for comment from Barclays, Tencent, Hult International Business School, Inmarsat and Bosch Group were not immediately answered.
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The former Huffington Post contributor will remain as the senior editor for investigations at The International Business Times.
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Both Trump and Corker have made millions off of "pass-through" income, according to the International Business Times.
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Viacom's international business now has more than 200 TV channels that reach a total of 3.9 billion subscribers.
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Xiaomi's head of international business told CNBC, however, that the company has plans to enter the U.S market.
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A company spokesperson confirmed the resignations of the managers from Uber's international, business operations and physical security teams.
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Although they will be part of its international business so that might provide some protection from direct scrutiny.
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Third, U.S. support for post-conflict would send a strong signal to the Colombian and international business communities.
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The International Business Times broke the news about the provision and how it would benefit someone like Corker.
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Her chief competitor, International Business Machines, made devices that relied on electronic relays and tapes, not semiconductor chips.
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International business cooperation in the development of vaccines and the sharing of best treatment practices is also essential.
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He graduated from the University of Florida, from which he also received a master's degree in international business.
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The seizures, worth about $11 billion, have changed the way Turkey is perceived in the international business sphere.
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Premier Foods said it expects progress in its international business to be deferred to 2020-2021 financial year.
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A stake in International Business Machines Corp declined by nearly $600 million in the quarter to $11.15 billion.
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Alphabet's Google said in 2016 that it was designing a server based on International Business Machines' Power9 processor.
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It's standard procedure to probe foreign contacts and international business deals as part of a background check investigation.
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Pizza Hut offered up a $10,000 reward for tipsters with information about Rahman's murder, International Business Times reported.
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A company spokesperson confirmed the resignations of the managers from Uber's international, business operations and physical security teams.
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One issue is that no American president has ever had anything close to resembling Trump's international business ties.
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So I don't think that Uber would be able to survive solely on their international business right now.
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The company said that the phone would appeal to international business people who carry a lot of sensitive information.
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The financial services giant noted strength in its international business, and reaffirmed its prior 23 and 2017 earnings outlook.
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They say the 'Ndrangheta has cleverly kept a low profile abroad, and that Crupi embodies its international business model.
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"It is not a normal situation when we have to conduct our international business activities under sanctions," he added.
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Because I was flying on an international business class ticket, I had access to United's swanky new Polaris lounge.
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Abercrombie also said its international business took a hit from not taking advantage of some promotional events in Asia.
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During our call, I learned that his two-week silence was from him being on an international business trip.
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The company's production from ongoing operations, including its international business, rose to 609,000 boe/d from 552,000 boe/d.
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Revenue from the Middle East and Asia, the biggest contributors to its international business, rose 5.933% to $1.21 billion.
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Position: Researcher (full-time)London THE ECONOMIST is the leading source of analysis on international business and world affairs.
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International Business Machines Corp has around 1,500 people working on the new technology for use in several different sectors.
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Good also said the company has engaged advisers to sell its international business that spans Brazil, Argentina and Chile.
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CFIUS allowed International Business Machines Corp in 2014 to sell its low-end server business to Lenovo Group Ltd.
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Tech earnings on the other hand have been robust, with Microsoft Corp and International Business Machines reporting profit beats.
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He is one of our most successful international business leaders and will strengthen America's strategic relationships throughout the world.
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International Business Machines filed a lawsuit on Wednesday against daily deals website operator Groupon alleging infringement of its patents.
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The campaign against unethical corporate behavior has had a positive impact on the international business community in recent decades.
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HAPPY THOUGHTS: Via International Business Times, a new study suggests eating ice cream for breakfast may improve mental performance.
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Michael Czinkota teaches international business and trade at Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business and the University of Kent.
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The announcement came as an international business conference got underway in Riyadh, drawing over 3,500 people from 88 countries.
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The concentration of modern business, in some degree, is both inevitable and necessary for national and international business efficiency.
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Michael Czinkota teaches international business and trade at Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business and the University of Kent.
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He graduated with honors from Brandeis, and earned a master's in sports management and international business from St. John's.
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An adviser on international business for the Netherlands Chamber of Commerce, he advertises innovations playing out at the port.
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English, the language of international business, has been the natural choice for most of them across the euro zone.
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Further, it would modernize the business tax system by lowering rates and updating how we tax international business income.
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Shares of International Business Machines Corp tumbled 68.063 percent after its profit margins fell short of Wall Street expectations.
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Walmart reported net sales in its international business of $30.3 billion for the quarter, an increase of 11.7 percent.
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The company said in January it plans to grow international business to 50 percent of annual volume by 2027.
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On cue, Chinese companies with state support are lining up to replace DP World, ignoring all international business norms.
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Lines between wholesale and direct-to-consumer trade, domestic and international business, physical and digital storefronts are increasingly blurred.
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Focus on areas of abundance in your lifeBeck, who has a doctorate in sociology, previously taught international business management.
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Revenue from the company's international business rose 8% in the third quarter, while revenue from North America fell 11%.
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After his speech, he met with the International Business Council, and personally greeted every chief executive, according to attendees.
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Netflix Inc was down 853%, while International Business Machines Corp rose 0.5% ahead of results scheduled after markets close.
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FedEx (FDX) slashed its profit outlook by 7% to 10%, with the deepest cuts coming to its international business.
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"It is clear that these changes in the immediate future will impact our international business from China," he said.
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Netflix Inc was down 853%, while International Business Machines Corp rose 0.5% ahead of results scheduled after markets close.
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Michael Czinkota teaches international business and trade at Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business and the University of Kent.
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It likes to attract an international business class; at least 15 of those killed in the attack were foreigners.
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A big, international business once knowingly fulfilled a government contract with defective bulletproof vests and was fined $30 million.
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Britain, for its part, is steeling itself for the loss of some international business as one consequence of Brexit.
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Chaffetz has issued no subpoenas, called for no hearings, and scheduled no meetings to investigate Trump's international business conflicts.
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President Obama's just-released budget for 26.8 makes changing international business tax provisions the administration's top priority on tax policy.
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For media interested in covering the event, please contact: CNBC International is the leading international business and financial news network.
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But the US administration's restrictions, imposed on May 16, caused an immediate dent in the Shenzhen-based company's international business.
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Babcock's international business currently makes up around 22 or 23 perent of total turnover, versus about 15 percent last year.
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Among big names reporting after markets close are Netflix Inc, up 215%, and International Business Machines Corp which gained 0.4%.
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It says the bill will "undermine perceptions of Hong Kong as a safe and secure haven for international business operations".
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Because the company's international business is licensed, it requires less capital than the bulk of its domestic business, she noted.
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Robert Walters said its net fee income totalled 86.3 million pounds for the quarter after its international business also grew.
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Alongside his part-time job, the 26-year-old is currently studying for his master's in international business and consulting.
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BuzzFeed News recently reported that several of its International Business Times editions were buying traffic and engaging in ad fraud.
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However, trader Tim Seymour said he was "neutral" on the stock as he saw a slowdown in eBay's international business.
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The retailer's underperforming international business contributed less than a quarter to its total revenue of $2016 billion in fiscal 227.
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BuzzFeed News recently revealed that the content for International Business Times Australia is actually produced by writers in the Philippines.
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Update: International Business Times reports that the S7 will supposedly have 17 hours of continuous video playback at maximum illumination.
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And if the U.S. can attack Huawei's business, they can attack any international business in the future, according to Liu.
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"Our international business is currently like a highly-compressed coiled spring," Chief Executive Paal Kibsgaard said on an analyst call.
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Alexander McQueen was named best British brand, and Gucci was awarded prizes for international business leader and international accessories designer.
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Investors now await quarterly results from Netflix Inc and International Business Machines, due to report after markets close on Wednesday.
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International Business Machines — IBM earned an adjusted $2.38 per share for the first quarter, three cents a share above estimates.
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International Business Machines Corp rose 3.9% as its quarterly profit beat on strong growth in its high-margin cloud business.
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Walgreens said sales from its international business fell 230.18 percent to $80.973 billion in the second quarter ended Feb. 280.97.
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Shares of International Business Machines Corp tumbled nearly 7.4 percent after its profit margins fell short of Wall Street expectations.
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ZTE already operates in more than 160 countries, and nearly half of the firm's revenues come from its international business.
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Charles J. Skuba is Professor of the Practice in International Business and Marketing at Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business.
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Hugo Barra, who runs Xiaomi's international business, points to sales growth of more than 70% year on year in India.
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The use of English and the country's geographical position has made Britain a natural base for international business and finance.
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It has also been building up an international business, opening in markets in LatAm and the Middle East and Africa.
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The largest U.S. bank said Jacob Frenkel, chairman of its international business, would retire at the end of the year.
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It would also be detrimental to America's international business interests to stripping nations of sovereign immunity in anti-trust cases.
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The number of active buyers and sellers on the platform also grew, the company said, as did the international business.
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Bob Bakish, who headed Viacom's international business, took over as the company's interim chief executive on Tuesday, replacing Tom Dooley.
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International Business Times Managing Editor Nancy Cooper, a former senior editor at Newsweek, will be Newsweek's new editor-in-chief.
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Legal experts say Mr. Trump's international business ventures could easily run afoul of a constitutional clause on conflicts of interest.
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International Business Machines Corp rose 3.8% as its quarterly profit beat on strong growth in its high-margin cloud business.
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On October 5, the International Business Times reported that after Vance dropped the charges, he received $10,000 from Weinstein's lawyer.
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Earlier this week, the International Business Times claimed that almost half of World of Warcraft's players now reside in China.
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At Citigroup, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo, employees now need senior managers to approve all international business trips.
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Mr. Makabu, 21, is now at Florida International University, where he hopes to earn his bachelor's degree in international business.
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Altogether, the company's international business has become a bright spot, generating $50 million in profit for 2017, largely in Asia.
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También trabajó en The Washington Post como corresponsal en China y fue el editor jefe global del International Business Times.
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"Our international business continues to show signs of a steady recovery," Chief Executive Officer Jeff Miller said in a statement.
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Pedro Pablo Kuczynski became Peru's new president this Thursday amid much talk about his international business career, and technocratic background.
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The incompetent handling of this crisis has caused permanent damage to Hong Kong's reputation as a stable international business center.
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While she continues to work from home today, she acknowledges the challenge of balancing motherhood with running an international business.
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PETER M. ROBINSON, NEW YORK The writer is president and chief executive of the United States Council for International Business.
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"I wouldn't call this a trade agreement," Marc Busch, a professor of international business diplomacy at Georgetown University, told me.
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The chain's international business also showed strong results, driven by strength in the Middle-East, South-East Asia and Australia.
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US counterintelligence officials are scrutinizing one of Ivanka Trump's international business deals, according to two sources familiar with the matter.
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She graduated from Colorado State, and received a master's degree in accounting in international business from the University of Colorado.
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According to Feng, the company has opened a wholly-owned subsidiary in Hong Kong to better manage its international business.
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M&G Prudential and the international business are both likely to be in the FTSE 100 index after the demerger.
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Charles J. Skuba is professor of the practice in international business and marketing at Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business.
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JetBlue won for the best domestic economy and best premium cabin while Qatar Airways won for best international business class.
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The Delaware case is International Business Machines Corp v Groupon Inc, U.S. District Court, District of Delaware, No. 16-00122.
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And the head of Morgan Stanley's (MS) international business, Franck Petitgas, is listed on the conference app as a speaker.
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Son and the head of SoftBank's international business, Marcelo Claure, were listed as speakers at the Saudi conference until recently.
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You're also going to hear today from Narendra Modi, we have a session with him at the International Business Council.
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También trabajó en The Washington Post como corresponsal en China y fue editor global en jefe del International Business Times.
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In his interview with International Business Times, Greenwald said he would love to do a movie that skews a little darker.
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The financial services company noted strength in its international business, and reaffirmed its prior earnings outlook for both 2016 and 1073.
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However, Thursby said he was bullish on revenue growth in non-interest income as well as from the bank's international business.
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There are of course lots of other situations where this could be helpful — while traveling, for instance, or conducting international business.
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His most recent position was as the director of international business development and vice president of international relations and technical development.
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Iran will no longer be able to engage in trade using US dollars, a cornerstone of international business for the country.
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He is currently the global editor-in-chief of the International Business Times and chief content officer of Newsweek Media Group.
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The stock slumped 6.4 percent after the company said it no longer expected its international business to break even this year.
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For much of the past year, Google itself has faced intense scrutiny and pressure over the state of its international business.
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Description: Dūcō is an on-demand platform where businesses connect with world-class experts, starting with geopolitical and international business intelligence.
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Or better yet, don't conduct international business online with men who can't think up a more incognito pseudonym that Henrik Cornelius.
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IBT Media was hit particularly hard: its flagship publication, the International Business Times, saw its organic search traffic drop 50 percent.
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DiClemente attributed short-term headwinds mainly to several major moves the company made last year such as expanding its international business.
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The International Business Times first reported the story based on a series of tweets from one account that is now private.
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International Business Machines Corp rose 220% as the company's quarterly profit beat on strong growth in its high-margin cloud business.
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She unfollowed Perez Hilton after he called on news outlets to stop reporting on the Kardashians, according to International Business Times.
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New York law, like the whole body of English law, is a popular choice of governing law for international business transactions.
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Over in Beijing, international business leaders, international organizations and Chinese policymakers gather for the 18th session of the China Development Forum.
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Crown has said it plans to spin off its international business and pay out 100 percent of its profit in dividends.
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"Deripaska has been effectively shut out from the international business community and the global financial system," according to the court filing.
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This business is not being changed except for program sales management moving to the Direct-to-Consumer and International business segment.
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Lavelle will report to Geoff Coley, international business head, who is based in New York, and David King, CEO of MUSI.
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United Kingdom authorities arrested two suspects in relation to January's hacking of Washington police surveillance cameras, International Business Times reported Friday.
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International Business Machines Corp fell 4.1%, and weighed on the Dow, after reporting a bigger-than-expected drop in quarterly revenue.
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These members have served in the military, worked as civilians in the national security establishment or spent time in international business.
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Also, Iran is still barred from using the American financial system, and its dollars, through which most international business is conducted.
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Part of our long-term strategy is to grow our international business to 50 percent of our annual volume by 2027.
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One study by the Deakin Papers on International Business Economics found that countries with freer trade have higher per-capita income.
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She comes from Cargill, where she worked as the vice president of corporate affairs and led its international business relations team.
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Although FedEx's US business remains strong, it says its international business, especially in Europe, weakened significantly over the last three months.
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Chai has a degree in finance and international business from the University of Auckland but started her career as a model.
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Trump is now expected to extend sanctions waivers, first issued by the Obama administration, which allow Iran to conduct international business.
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It's the international business leaders who come in and out of that airport that the protesters are trying to win over.
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Hasseroeder and Diebels, which have combined sales of about 140 million euros, are sold primarily in Germany with little international business.
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The Trump family's international business empire and those who have interacted with himself and his children create a web of complications.
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"With travel restrictions we've definitely lost all international business and conference group bookings are cancelling left right and centre," he said.
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Intertrust focuses on compliance, business ethics and transparency, helping clients to deal with legal, administrative and regulatory duties in international business.
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Kuczynski returned to his career in international business during the 1990s, when Fujimori ruled supreme, meeting and marrying his second wife.
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Over the weekend, Saudi companies participated for the first time in 27 years in an international business fair held in Baghdad.
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The international business also saved about 245 million rand of fixed overhead costs, mainly from consolidating head offices and support functions.
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And China will be the "country of honor" at Greece's annual international business fair in September in the port of Thessaloniki.
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AWS continues to grow faster than Amazon's North America and International business segments, although its growth has been steadily trending downward.
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Fourth quarter earnings season continues apace, with Netflix Inc and International Business Machines Corp expected to post results after the bell.
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The Trump family's international business empire and those who have interacted with him and his children create a web of complications.
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The International Business Times reported that the provision would benefit those with real estate investments such as Corker and President Trump.
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On Tuesday, a Los Angeles County judge extended the singer's conservatorship until April 30, Sarah Guy reported for International Business Times.
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"It's a key moment," said William Reinsch, the Scholl Chair in International Business at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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He will remain involved with the company, serving as executive chairman of the board and focusing on developing the international business.
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Travis will stay on board as executive chairman and will remain actively involved with a focus on expanding Dunkin's international business.
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The Chicago case is Groupon Inc v International Business Machines Corp, U.S. District Court, Northern District of Illinois, No. 16-05064.
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The blue-chip index was buoyed by International Business Machines Corp, which jumped 7.46 percent after projecting 2019 profit above expectations.
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The company's Chinese subsidiary Zhaopin, which makes up a large chunk of its international business, reported revenue growth of 19 percent.
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Meanwhile, Lululemon has said it's working toward doubling its men's business, doubling online sales and quadrupling its international business by 2023.
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TACO BELL HAS MOMENTUM BOTH IN SAME STORE SALES AND NEW UNITS AND WE HAVEN'T EVEN BEGUN TO SCRATCH THE INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS.
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It caters to customers across Asia, Australia and Canada, but is hoping to use its Olympic endorsement to expand its international business.
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Strong quarterly reports from Procter & Gamble, Comcast Corp and International Business Machines helped the Dow show the biggest gains of the day.
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And this month the World Bank said that Saudi Arabia move up 30 spots to 62 on its international business climate index.
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Consider also joining professional groups such as the Ellevate Network, which caters specifically to women, and BNI, an international business networking organization.
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Zarutskie, who is studying international business and nursing at the University of Miami, told BuzzFeed News her Instagram account grew pretty organically.
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An outlier among tech stocks was International Business Machines Corp, down 21.66% after reporting a bigger-than-expected drop in quarterly revenue.
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"Experiences which exceed our expectations lead to an increase in dopamine," says Matt Johnson, professor of psychology at Hult International Business School.
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Because most countries and firms worried about U.S. sanctions have already left the Iranian market, it's unlikely to chill much international business.
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Xu worked as a systems software developer for International Business Machines Corp from 2010 to 2014, according to a public LinkedIn profile.
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In North America, sales dropped 3.2% during the quarter, while its international business grew 12% and now represents 28% of total revenue.
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Other tech companies including Alphabet Inc's Google and International Business Machines Corp are also racing to introduce products to control smart homes.
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Walmart's problems in India highlight the regulatory complications it faces as it restructures its international business to boost growth and online sales.
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Altria spun off its international business in 2008, forming an independent company that would sell its cigarette brands outside of the U.S.
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After separating from eBay, PayPal has been on a march to grow both its international business and transactions beyond basic e-commerce.
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The announcement was the highlight at the opening of a three-day international business conference drawing over 3,500 people from 88 countries.
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Results from technology companies have been robust so far, with Microsoft Corp and International Business Machines Corp reporting profit beats last week.
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Halliburton's North America revenue rose 38.4 percent to $3.83 billion, while revenue from its international business increased 6 percent to $2.31 billion.
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In South Korea, the Songdo International Business District (Songdo IBD) is offering one vision of how cities might look in the future.
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Some city residents see China's creeping interference in business, media, politics, academia and the judiciary as tarnishing the city's international business allure.
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International travel has helped broaden her horizons; she was serving as vice president of Twitter's international business when the company went public.
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While he's away on international business, key members of Trump's team will be staying home to try to push through his budget.
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Today's Chinese globalisers, says Klaus Meyer of the China Europe International Business School, are more sophisticated and hands-off with their acquisitions.
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Bakish, who was formerly head of Viacom's international business, became permanent CEO in December after a year of distractions at the company.
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The combination of a skilled labor force, a proactive government, and cooperation with foreign investors ensures Macedonia's appeal to international business ventures.
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The report's suggestions are rather general, Zhou Nianli, professor at The University of International Business and Economics' WTO research institute, said Thursday.
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A year ago, it agreed to acquire KMGI, the international business of Kazakh's state oil and gas firm KazMunaGaz for $680 million.
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Comcast had been interested in Fox's international business for a while, and, according to sources, it offered a richer deal than Disney.
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Walmart's problems in India highlight the regulatory complications it faces as it restructures its international business to boost growth and online sales.
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After a journalist from the International Business Times did a little investigating, he discovered that contestant Lee Garrett looks the least appealing.
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"The international business is back in that range of 3 to 6 [percent] that we say you should expect," the CEO said.
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N to build two hotels next to a district of Riyadh which the government plans to develop into an international business zone.
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"Splitting out of the international business and the domestic casinos I think makes sense," said Clapham, whose fund owns shares in Crown.
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When I left art school, the first art fair I went to suddenly made me realize that it's a huge international business.
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BUT IF YOU JUST ISOLATE CHINA, AND THE GROWTH OF OUR INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS, THEN MANY WAYS THE VALUE OF STARBUCKS IS UNDERVALUED.
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It is thus possible and perhaps even reasonable for a large international business association to cultivate a membership of socially responsible leaders.
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Five years ago, Cirakoglu had earned a Master's degree in Management & International Business, yet he was still struggling to find a job.
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Among gainers, International Business Machines Corp stock was up 2.9 percent as new business helped the company top second-quarter Street estimates.
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Mattel's overall net sales, however, missed Wall Street estimates as its international business was hit by lower demand in China and Europe.
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WHEN WE LOOK AT SCRIPPS WE DON'T SEE JUST THE CABLE CHANNELS THAT EXIST HERE IN THE U.S. AND THE INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS.
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Incubator programs linked to universities nationwide increased to a 42% share in the International Business Innovation Association's 2016 IMPACT index, reports Reuters.
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Based on the first-round bids received, Campbell Soup could fetch close to $3 billion for its international business, the sources added.
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But with the expansion of international business and the world being more connected through technology, "it's a whole other world," she said.
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The company does not sell phones in the U.S., but its head of international business, Wang Xiang, has said that may change.
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Ms. Faulhaber, 39, is a professor of law at Georgetown, where she teaches federal income taxation, international tax and international business law.
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"Her work takes jewelry to its rightful place alongside our other categories," said Sarah O'Brien, Phillips' international business development director of jewelry.
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The international business community that has made Hong Kong such a crucial economic center did not bat an eye at Monday's protests.
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Giovanni Di Lieto, lecturer in international business and economics at Australia's Monash University, said Italy could drag other countries down with it.
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In the US, RE/MAX's agent growth had stalled in 2018 and 2019, even though it continues to grow its international business.
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Officials from both sides have been speaking for weeks, with China also making a public push to look open for international business.
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The app, Mr. Tavares said, which got its start in Europe early last year, is a central element of PSA's international business.
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Leaders at Hulu will report directly to execs within Disney&aposs direct-to-consumer and international business as part of the reorganization.
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Its mining business, however, was supported by higher bulk volumes in South Africa, improved profitability in mining chemicals and new international business.
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Ashburn says that the growing number of impact investing courses on offer across international business schools is a reflection of student demand.
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The move shows Amazon&aposs continued interest in expanding into overseas markets, although it&aposs seen mixed results for its international business.
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Bailey Hutchison said anyone in international business doing deals with China has been supportive of President Donald Trump's firm stance with Beijing.
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"We hope that this is just an overreaction to current events and that international business can constructively forge ahead," Ms. Joseph said.
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The murder one year ago of journalist Jamal Khashoggi inside the Saudi consulate in Istanbul chilled international business ties with the kingdom.
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Twitter in its statement to the International Business Times said the comments in the video do not represent the social media company.
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The Australian leader was a lawyer and wealthy investment banker before entering politics and speaks the language of international business like Trump.
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Earlier this year, Campbell said it expects to name buyers for Bolthouse Farms and its international business by the end of fiscal 2019.
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Russ Grandinetti, who runs international business, has the largest number of direct reports under him, as Amazon is aggressively expanding its presence overseas.
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The company has tried to rectify the situation by removing the boots from Amazon and issuing a statement to the International Business Times.
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Qantas' total capacity fell 0.2% during the quarter, with its international business clocking a 0.6% decline, while domestic booking saw a 0.5% increase.
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According to the International Business Times, two sisters in Novonikolsk, Russia, recently found their beloved 18-year-old dog lying still and unresponsive.
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The Bausch & Lomb International business reported revenues of $1.2 billion during the second quarter, accounting for approximately 56% of the company's total revenue.
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Xiaomi co-founder Bin Lin, also a former Google executive, said senior vice president Xiang Wang would lead Xiaomi's international business going forward.
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Detroit automaker General Motors Co has been working on similar technology through a partnership with International Business Machines Corp's Watson artificial intelligence software.
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Spokesman Alan Elias said the international business previously stood on its own since it was so small that it needed more individual attention.
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The developer of programmatic advertising technology also saw revenue come in above Street forecasts, boosted by an increase in the company's international business.
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The other 10 Japanese insurers have high levels of Japanese government debt and have not achieved the necessary level of international business diversification.
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My organization — The United States Council for International Business — has represented American business views to the U.N. and other international organizations for decades.
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Handel Jones, the CEO of International Business Strategies, reckons that a fab for state-of-the-art microprocessors now costs around $7 billion.
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While a trillion-dollar infrastructure plan would likely boost companies involved in construction, Caterpillar's international business is vulnerable to any trade-restricting policies.
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Disney is naming Kevin Mayer, previously Disney's chief strategy officer, as the chairman for the new Direct-to-Consumer and International business segment.
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On top of that, Mike Pence is opposed to legalization of marijuana for both recreation and medical purposes, according to International Business Times.
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International Business Machines — IBM Chief Executive Officer Ginny Rometty earned $19.8 million in 2015 compensation, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing.
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The U.S. dollar is the world's preeminent reserve and transactional currency, and the country's financial system is critical to international business and finance.
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From his golden throne in Manhattan's Trump Tower, Trump is not only interviewing potential Cabinet members, he's also plotting new international business deals.
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Corker told the International Business Times that he had only read a two-page summary of the plan before agreeing to back it.
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This was the company's third straight quarter of overall net profit and a second consecutive quarter of pretax profit for its international business.
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IBM — which stands for International Business Machines — has gone through a number of name changes through company mergers and modernization over the years.
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But an International Business Times story alleged the Tennessee Republican would personally benefit from a clause that offered a real estate tax break.
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If he did release them, the tax returns could provide transparency into his international business dealings and other potential conflicts that may arise.
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Tomas Hult is professor in the Broad College of Business at Michigan State University, and executive director of the Academy of International Business.
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He graduated from Connecticut College and received both a law degree and a master's degree in international business and trade law from Fordham.
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To make up for falling domestic sales, the company has been trying to bolster its international business, with some success in recent years.
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But in the US, RE/MAX's agent growth had stalled in 2018 and 2019, even though it continues to grow its international business.
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The company said its international business would operate as three business units - international spirits, exports and premium wine - going forward to increase specialisation.
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Marlboro-maker Altria spun off PMI in 2008 to help the international business grow and shield it from the U.S. regulations and litigation.
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Almost no information is publicly available about the province's International Business Activity program, which provides tax incentives to attract corporations to the province.
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The streaming company&aposs leadership will report to execs within Disney&aposs direct-to-consumer and international business as part of a reorganization.
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The growth in its international business is now expected to push full-year operating profits above market expectations, according to the British firm.
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Miguel Milano, president of the cloud giant's international business, is leaving to join Celonis as the hot AI startup's first chief revenue officer.
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The conference was organized by the Miami Herald and El Nuevo Herald news organizations as a forum of international business and government leaders.
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The court has the power to adjudicate disagreements under the terms of the companies' partnership, a common practice in international business tie-ups.
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She served as Asda's chief operating officer and chief financial officer before taking on the lead strategy role for Walmart's overall international business.
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She later joined the coaching staff as a student assistant coach and graduated from Bridgeport in 2017 with a degree in international business.
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"It's not that they [retail investors] became risk lovers overnight," explained Shantanu Awasthi, head of products and international business at Karvy Private Wealth.
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The U.S. dollar has also weakened recently, benefiting U.S.-based companies with international business by making foreign earnings translate into more dollars stateside.
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But when it comes to the business of actually running their respective international business empires, the two execs have very different management styles.
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The new Direct-to-Consumer and International business segment will also be responsible for the distribution of all direct-to-consumer services globally.
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"We reckon 20 percent of jobs could be at risk," Nigel Driffield, Professor of International Business at Warwick Business School, told VICE News.
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Rob Portman (R-OH) and Chuck Schumer (D-NY) released a framework for international business tax reform that incorporated this deemed repatriation idea.
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To do so, Nvidia's so-called accelerator chips work alongside central processors from companies such as Intel Corp and International Business Machines Corp.
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Its international business has been struggling, however, with revenues falling 14% and underlying operating profit down 6% in the year ended March 30, 2019.
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We had some difficulties overseas in Iraq, with ISIS, and we had some difficulties with our banks in Washington, which funded the international business.
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The case is International Business Machines Corp v Lindsay-Rae McIntyre, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York, No. 18-cv-1210-VB.
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Japan Tobacco named Belgian national Eddy Pirard as new chief executive of its international business, replacing Thomas McCoy, who will retire on March 31.
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Lightsource will target mainly corporate and industrial buyers in both the regulated and unregulated market, according to Vlasios Souflis, director for international business development.
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Amazon's international business is growing just 15 percent year over year, and that number could very well decrease as a result of these changes.
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If Arya makes it to Winterfell after Bran, International Business Times believes the Stark siblings could be uniting for a battle against the Walkers.
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Klein graduated from Brandeis University with a BA in Politics, Economics and International Business, and attended the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.
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You have to wonder how much longer and tenable Yelp's international business might be longer term, without much of a commercial underpinning behind it.
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The International Business Times reports that police and military personnel are particularly at risk for any attacks as ISIS hopes to destabilize the country.
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These checks were completed when we hired Mr Candappa to the role of Global Editor-in Chief of The International Business Times in 22.
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The Manhattan District Attorney recently raided Newsweek's New York offices, and the International Business Times has been buying traffic and engaging in ad fraud.
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Ahead of today's announcement, I spoke with Wang Xiang, the senior VP responsible for Xiaomi's international business, sales, marketing, and legal and IP strategy.
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U.S. tech giant International Business Machines Corp on Thursday won unconditional EU antitrust approval for its $34 billion acquisition of software company Red Hat.
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Geely's vice president for international business Nathan Yu Ning will become chairman of Terrafugia, and three other Geely executives will join the company's board.
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Equinix will also sell its London LD10 and Paris PA8 International Business Exchange (IBX) data centers to the joint venture for new xScale centers.
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KKR said on Wednesday it had agreed to purchase the international business of food company Campbell Soup, including its popular biscuits brand Tim-Tams.
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FAANG member Netflix Inc and blue-chip technology company International Business Machines Corp were marginally lower ahead of their results due after the bell.
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English is the language of international business, law, science, medicine, entertainment and—since the second world war, to the fury of the French—diplomacy.
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The company bought Giesse in March last year to expand its international business by entering Argentina, France, Greece, India, Portugal, Turkey and other markets.
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The Houston-based company's production from ongoing operations, including its international business, fell 22.73 percent to 22.69,000 barrels of oil equivalent (boe) per day.
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Among other stocks, International Business Machines Corp slipped 5% after it missed quarterly revenue estimates due to weakness in its global technology services unit.
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International Business Machines Corp reversed premarket losses to rise 3% as its quarterly profit beat on strong growth in its high-margin cloud business.
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In its efforts to slim its portfolio, Campbell is selling its U.S. fresh food and international business, including Australian cookie and biscuit business Arnott's.
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Hondal is a first-generation Cuban-American with a Bachelor's degree in finance and international business and an MBA from Florida International University (FIU).
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Domino's international business is wholly run by franchisees and the company gets a sizable chunk of revenue from ingredients and equipment it supplies them.
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International Business Machines — IBM beat estimates by 3 cents a share, with adjusted quarterly profit of $4.84 per share, with revenue also beating forecasts.
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Barroso joined Goldman Sachs as a non-executive chairman in its international business in July, prompting an outcry about a potential conflict of interest.
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According to reporting by the International Business Times, since 2012, groups opposing the single-payer bill have donated $1.5 million to Democratic Assembly members.
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The International Business Times reported that Corker would benefit from the provision, which was added shortly before he decided to vote for the bill.
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The company attributed the performance to its international business, where it saw higher expenses, lower profit margins and weaker gains from sales of assets.
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Southern California was surfing's epicenter in the late 1950s and early 1960s, spawning a billion-dollar international business around surfing's relaxed, sun-soaked lifestyle.
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International Business Machines Corp is expected to report a fall in its first-quarter revenue below analysts' estimates, according to Thomson Reuters StarMine data.
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Olaf Groth is a professor of global strategy and economics at the Hult International Business School and a managing partner at the Cambrian Group.
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"Our North American business is hitting on all cylinders and our international business proved resilient in a challenging environment," Chief Executive Jeff Miller said.
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Jason Gerlis is the managing director of TMF Group USA, an international business consultancy serving 15,000 corporate clients including LinkedIn, Netflix, Volvo and Dolby.
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Its international business was more than 40% of revenue by the second half of 2018, up from 28% in the first quarter of 2017. .
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But he said the retailer could get substantially smaller as creditors fight for assets, potentially leaving the company's international business as its crown jewel.
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"In the same way that GDPR is going to affect us in the U.K., it's going to affect our international business too," Clarke said.
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A writer for the International Business Times did a little digging into Garrett's Twitter account and discovered that he is an avid Trump supporter.
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Shelash was speaking as the company announced it was launching its international business with an 800 million riyal ($218 million) development in downtown Dubai.
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"I wish for us to discover the millions of unknown archaeological sites across the globe," she told the International Business Times earlier this year.
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Flight Club, on the other hand, does big international business and Index (and Rimer) are known for their experience investing in international retail businesses.
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The group, which is part of the Art Not Oil coalition, has also published an online, in-depth report detailing BP's international business dealings.
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Her additional experience includes business development at Truveo (AOL), investment banking at Lehman Brothers and international business development at McCaw Cellular Communications (AT&T).
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FedEx (FDX) spooked the market on Wednesday when it said its international business, especially in Europe, has weakened significantly over the last three months.
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Gary Cohen is a clinical professor of international business and supply chain management at the University of Maryland's Robert H. Smith School of Business.
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There's no good reason to do a one-off repatriation holiday unless it's in the context of a broader reform of international business taxation.
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IndiGo has a fleet of over 250 Airbus SE narrowbody aircraft, and international business makes up about 25% of its total capacity and revenues.
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Mr. Deripaska was now a global figure, and London was becoming the money-soaked fulcrum for a glitzy, international business and the social elite.
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" What's more, he warned "the incompetent handling of this crisis has caused permanent damage to Hong Kong's reputation as a stable international business center.
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Beyond creating a U.S.-EU political rift, peeling back U.S. sanctions on Russia now will leave the international business community uncertain about legal liability.
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So the combination of all that should give us a significant uplift in earnings for financial year 212 and Qantas as an international business.
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To do this, they set their sights on a core system in international business called the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication, or SWIFT.
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Besides, know this: She also runs a multimillion-dollar international business full of lots of wearable stuff, and collaborates regularly with Nike and Speedo.
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In August, the company said it was selling Campbell Fresh, which includes Bolthouse Farms juices and Campbell's own refrigerated soups, and its international business.
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The Hong Kong government markets itself to the international business community as the primary location for doing business in Asia and with mainland China.
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Schlumberger's North America revenue, including its Cameron International business, was $3.12 billion in the third quarter, accounting for roughly 38 percent of total revenue.
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Sources told CNBC in January Lyft could be profitable before its arch rival , given how much money Uber is spending to grow its international business.
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But the administration has failed to make clear that legitimate international business and leisure travelers continue to be welcomed and valued by the United States.
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In the last several years, Morgan Stanley refocused its international business, including cutting the number of foreign accounts to focus on its most profitable customers.
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Unlike European basket-cases such as Deutsche and Royal Bank of Scotland (which recently reported its ninth consecutive annual loss), Citi's international business is viable.
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The World Health Organization said on Thursday it had opened an investigation into three infections linked to an international business meeting in Singapore last month.
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Dai-ichi Life has achieved the necessary international business diversification to counterbalance its heavy Japanese government debt holdings (30% at end-March 2016; consolidated basis).
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Ewan Johnson, a student of international business at Temple University, was one of hundreds of students gathered to meet actress Anne Hathaway on Nov. 2.
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Its home market has become more crucial to Huawei as its international business has been hit by a U.S. trade blacklist imposed in mid-May.
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The world's current most powerful machine, the Summit supercomputer at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee, contains chips from International Business Machines Corp and Nvidia.
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"With every step they take, they will be bumping into someone's interests," says Huang Yong of the University of International Business and Economics in Beijing.
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Throsby, a 50-year-old Australian poached from JP Morgan, in January started one of the biggest jobs at Barclays: running its new international business.
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Mr. Modanlo was once a prominent NASA contractor with an international business worth $500 million and a home in Potomac, Md., an affluent Washington suburb.
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But before, female Muslim officers were allowed to wear the traditional headscarf only after getting the approval of their superiors, the International Business Times reported.
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NEW YORK, Aug 5 (Reuters) - International Business Machines Corp announced on Monday a new blockchain network aimed at improving manual and cumbersome supply chain management.
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As Uber continues to work through a huge amount of internal management turmoil, the company is also consolidating and rationalizing more of its international business.
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Net income from the bank's international business rose by 16 percent to C$614 million, reflecting loan and deposit growth and benefits from cost-cutting.
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Limiting gains on the blue-chip index was a 6% slide in shares of International Business Machines Corp after the company missed quarterly revenue estimates.
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The company said it expected the international business to return to sales growth in the coming quarters, even as it continues with its strategic review.
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Campbell said on Tuesday that it expects to name buyers for Bolthouse and its international business by the end of its fiscal year in July.
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One weak spot for Domino's has been its international business, where same-store sales fell more than 1 percent below Wall Street estimates last quarter.
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China, for instance, offers various tax incentives for foreign companies and operates Special Economic Zones with free market-orientated policies designed to attract international business.
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Slack on Tuesday unveiled a new product designed for big companies such as International Business Machines Corp, Capital One Financial Corp and PayPal Holdings Inc.
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Here he traded his own analog machine for the high-powered digital computers being developed at International Business Machines, largely for/with the US military.
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The Democratic field consists of a former state treasurer, a former House candidate, an international business consultant, a police officer, an attorney and a minister.
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Strong earnings from International Business Machines Corp helped the Dow Jones Industrial Average stay above the 23,000 milestone hit on Wednesday for the first time.
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Under Armour on Tuesday reported stronger-than-expected sales for the first quarter, boosted by the retailer's international business and growth within the apparel category.
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Rule of law is what made Hong Kong such a great centre of international business, and what continues to distinguish it from the Chinese mainland.
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The International Business Times explored how the fracked oil boom in Williston, North Dakota, for example, brought short-lived economic prosperity to the small town.
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The proposed changes have sparked an unusually broad chorus of concern from international business to lawyers and rights groups and even some pro-establishment figures.
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"We think that Colombia can build a successful international business around the exportation of medical marijuana," Alejandro Gaviria, Colombia's health minister, said in an email.
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After studying textiles and international business at the Fashion Institute of Technology and living in New York, he returned to the Lambertville-New Hope area.
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Ali Zerouali, Masen's head of cooperation and international business development, said the state had cut risk for commercial energy developers through a range of techniques.
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This year, Iran's currency has collapsed, and its uncertain how Iran will respond to the added pressure from a loss of international business, said Croft.
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Buffett also admitted he was wrong to think International Business Machines Corp "would do better" when he started amassing 81 million shares six years ago.
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ECAs offer loan guarantees and sometimes financing to help remove political and other risks facing exporters, encouraging trade and lowering the costs of international business.
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Together, the two companies aim to create an alternative to the letters of credit that still govern how a lot of international business is done.
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Other Disney backup plans could include Pandora or Snapchat, even though Pandora doesn't have an international business and Snapchat doesn't have a paid subscription business.
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Net income from Scotiabank's Canadian business fell 2.6 percent to C$1.07 billion, but it rose 23.2 percent from its relatively smaller international business unit.
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They also have a strong background in politics, public policy and international business, which is why they feel so strongly about Schwarzman's White House role.
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Business class really is betterIn 2009, I had never flown in international business class (in fact, it would take me until 2014 to do this!).
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I'd managed to score first class upgrades on domestic flights once or twice, and didn't really realize the difference between that and international business class.
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Comparable store sales in its international business rose 5 percent in the first-quarter ended March 25, beating the average analyst estimate of 4.1 percent.
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As first reported on by the International Business Times, Corker originally voted against the tax bill, but then supported it after the provision was added.
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Both Disney and Comcast are keenly interested in Sky, which would give either a big international business that includes both original programming and content distribution.
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The bride, 36, is a senior international business development lead at Virgin Hyperloop One, a company in Los Angeles developing a futuristic mode of transportation.
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International Business Machines Corp shares jumped 3.4% after it forecast full-year profit above market expectations on strength in its high-margin cloud computing business.
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International Business Machines Corp shares jumped 2737% after it forecast full-year profit above market expectations on strength in its high-margin cloud computing business.
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In the year to June 2016, the company's international business represented 15 percent of the group's normalized revenue of around NZ$1 billion ($716.90 million).
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By lifting sanctions and reopening Iran to international business, the deal enabled the regime to overcome financial crises and more brutally suppress its domestic opponents.
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An international business hub and home to several universities, it is popular with young professionals and new families, Ms. de la Torre de Skipsey said.
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Dai-ichi Life has achieved the necessary international business diversification that counterbalances its heavy Japanese government debt holdings (30% at end-March 2016, consolidated basis).
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Salesforce, which just announced the departure of co-CEO Keith Block, is losing another key executive: Miguel Milano, president of the cloud giant's international business.
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Several virus infections have been linked to an international business meeting in Singapore last month, heightening concerns about the spread of the disease outside China.
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After the spin-off, Prudential's international business will be subject to Hong Kong regulation but will remain headquartered in Britain, Prudential said in a statement.
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"We hope that this is just an over reaction to current events and that international business can constructively forge ahead," they said in a statement.
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International Business Development head and co-founder Simon Dunlop previously founded Bookmate, a subscription-based reading and audiobook platform, DITelegraph Moscow Tech Hub and Zvuk.
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The international business community in China sees the law as a positive step in general but it has also raised concerns about parts of it.
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"(Trump) likes to keep everybody off balance," William Reinsch, senior adviser and Scholl chair in international business at CSIS, told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Thursday.
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Walmart doesn't break out online sales by geography, but has previously said that the U.S. digital business is growing faster than the company's international business.
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While the international business community has mainly worried behind boardroom doors, more than a thousand small local Hong Kong businesses closed their doors on Wednesday.
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But because he hasn't turned over his IRS records, we'll have to look at prior comments he's made and news stories about his international business interests.
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In addition, the ratings incorporate the revenue and growth prospects of the company's international business segment, global carriage, leverageable content, robust FCF and solid credit metrics.
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Since Dave Lewis joined as chief executive in 2014 Tesco has been simplifying its international business and has left several countries including South Korea and Turkey.
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"While the U.S. economy remains solid, our international business weakened during the quarter, especially in Europe," Frederick W. Smith, FedEx chairman and chief executive officer, said.
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International Business Machines Corp said on Friday it had canceled its participation in the RSA cyber security conference in San Francisco due to coronavirus-related concerns.
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Josh Keefe, a reporter with the International Business Times, initially had his access to company resources such as the CMS and email removed like the others.
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Earlier this week, reports said 18 of Crown's employees, including the executive vice president of the VIP international business, Jason O'Connor, were detained by Chinese authorities.
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Monday's drop followed reports that 18 of Crown's employees, including the executive vice president of the VIP international business, Jason O'Connor, were detained by Chinese authorities.
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American Airlines is courting international business travelers with priority treatment on the ground as the airline aims to bring in more revenue from the lucrative passengers.
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The California-based company has interest from Cisco Systems and International Business Machines, according to a Bloomberg report, which cited people with knowledge of the matter.
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Scotiabank, which has the biggest foreign presence of any Canadian bank, reported second quarter results that beat analyst expectations, helped in part by its international business.
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All of the international business means that Whirlpool will have exposure to fast-growing end markets, but will also be vulnerable to fluctuations in exchange rates.
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Domino's Pizza, Britain's biggest pizza delivery firm, dipped 1.5 percent as the company said it no longer expected its international business to break even this year.
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Today the Apple App Store, home to many of these popular platforms, grows by more than 1,000 apps every day, according to the International Business Times.
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The New York Post and the International Business Times cited a report on the Radar Online website that said Ali had been placed on life support.
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But Tu Xinquan, a trade expert at Beijing's University of International Business and Economics, said Trump's options would be limited by his promises to create jobs.
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A global divestment drive helped topple South Africa's apartheid regime in 1991 after companies including International Business Machines and General Motors pulled out from the region.
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Cramer hopes this earnings report will prove different, but even if there is no re-acceleration in international business, he said the pullback will be small.
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During a call discussing the earnings, Chief Financial Officer Anthony DiSilvestro said the company has received "significant buyer interest" for Campbell Fresh and the international business.
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Soon, civil society will pay a price, too, as opportunities for dialogue and space for honest analysis and critique, not to mention international business confidence, diminish.
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"We have seen many conflicting messages from people within his prospective administration," said Tu Xinquan, a trade expert at Beijing's University of International Business and Economics.
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It was a break from his past because Buffett had long been hesitant to jump into tech stocks except for a stake in International Business Machines.
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"The remittance business is one we see as quite helpful to our international business and strategy, so we definitely want to have that capability," Feagin said.
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Buffett told CNBC earlier this month Berkshire had exited its stake in International Business Machines and had added 75 million shares of Apple in the quarter.
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Gary Cohen is a clinical professor of international business, global trade and supply chain management at the University of Maryland's Robert H. Smith School of Business.
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On Sunday, Richard Allison, currently president of international business for Domino's, will take over as CEO, leaving some investors wondering about the company's continued growth prospects.
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And Marco Bizzarri, the Gucci chief executive, was nominated for international business leader — as was Christopher Bailey of Burberry, which was also nominated for British brand.
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Business Insider asked Taylor and Michael Kerr, an international business speaker and author of "The Humor Advantage," for some examples of questions that meet these criteria.
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Surry also added that a wider laptop ban could cause travelers to consider vacationing elsewhere or attend international business meetings via Skype rather than in person.
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Mo was the Director of International Business—and the brother-in-law of the founder of—Dabeinong Technology (DBN) Group, a Beijing-based agricultural tech firm.
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International business travelers, meanwhile, will be required to stay at a select number of designated hotels in Beijing, where they will be tested for the virus.
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Several have stepped up their restrictions in recent days with Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan and Deutsche Bank among those to stop all non-essential international business travel.
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He graduated from the École hôtelière de Lausanne in Switzerland and has a master's degree in international business and emerging markets from the University of Edinburgh.
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The resolution to the growing conflict could affect Hong Kong's standing as an international business hub and its status as a foothold of democracy in China.
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The proposed changes have sparked an unusually broad chorus of concern from international business elites to lawyers and rights' groups and even some pro-establishment figures.
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U.S. and European officials have issued formal warnings, matching international business and human rights lobbies that fear the changes would dent Hong Kong's rule of law.
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Last year at the Fashion Awards in London, Mr. Bizzarri was given the International Business Leader award, and Mr. Michele won the International Accessories designer award.
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Several have stepped up their restrictions in recent days with Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan and Deutsche Bank among those to stop all non-essential international business travel.
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International Business Machines Corp has sued online short-term home rental company Airbnb Inc, accusing it of infringing four of its patents on various computing technologies.
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But immediately following that decision Google switched the legal location of its international business to Ireland, meaning any GDPR complaints are now funneled through the DPC.
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The international business community would likely see a military intervention as the end of "one country, two systems," and an exodus of businesses could soon follow.
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International Business Machines Corp shares jumped 3.5% after the company forecast full-year profit above market expectations on strength in its high-margin cloud computing business.
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Trump made his comments in Davos, Switzerland, where he huddled with international business executives and foreign leaders at the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum.
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He is an educator and international business professional with more than 30 years of management experience and academic achievements in the United States, Europe and China.
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While the 24 flights are a relatively small dent in the daily flight volume for the route, they signify a reduced demand for international business travel.
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"We may still be in the early stages," of the coronavirus crisis, Judith McKenna, who runs Walmart's International business, wrote in an internal memo on Friday.
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The corporate seizures have also changed the way the country is perceived in the international business sphere, largely because of what they say about the leadership.
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Her promotion comes after Hulu CEO Randy Freer stepped down in February and Disney brought Hulu's operations closer to its direct-to-consumer and international business.
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Raised geopolitical tensions will also flow through into international business and markets - as the U.S.-China trade war and headwinds faced by China's Huawei already show.
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International Business Machines Corp rose 4.4% in premarket trading after forecasting full-year profit above market expectations on strength in its high-margin cloud computing business.
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Earlier this year, the US blacklisted Huawei over national security concerns, dealing a major blow to the Chinese telecom and mobile device giant's international business prospects.
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Schwarzman is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations, the Business Council, the Business Roundtable, and the International Business Council of the World Economic Forum.
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Wal-Mart's international business reported net sales of $29.55 billion in the last reported quarter, accounting for nearly a quarter of the company's total net sales.
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Gary Cohen is a Clinical Professor of International Business and Supply Chain Management at the Robert H Smith School of Business at the University of Maryland.
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It exited General Electric in the middle of last year and had been shedding its stake in International Business Machines, admitting to a flawed investment thesis.
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Also helping others to adopt environment-friendly farming techniques is Yixi Kanzhuo, who graduated from Beijing's University of International Business and Economics with an executive MBA.
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"All of these things [Farfetch] doesn't have on a global basis and they certainly don't have in China," Winston Cheng, head of JD's international business, told Reuters.
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Its airport, though modest in size, serves all the major international business destinations — places like London, Tokyo, Beijing, Shanghai, Frankfurt, Seoul, Dubai, Taipei, Paris, Toronto, and Shenzhen.
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As for Raytheon, it has reported surprise upside earnings in 11 of the last 12 quarters and its strong international business should boost its fourth-quarter results.
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As international business and political leaders at the World Economic Forum weigh slowing economic growth, Coca-Cola CEO and incoming Chairman James Quincey has another concern — uncertainty.
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In it, the company discussed its growing international business, shared its latest revenue numbers, and said users watched 42.5 billion (yes, billion) hours of Netflix in 2015.
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The PIC would end up as a dominant shareholder in a pure national champion, while the Indian tycoon would own a bigger stake in the international business.
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Policy decisions and global uncertainty have put pressure on trade, hurting the logistics company's expansion of its international business, FedEx Chairman and CEO Frederick Smith said Tuesday.
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"Under the current state of play, there really isn't much investment in this at all," said Marc Busch, a professor of international business diplomacy at Georgetown University.
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Luis Cabral is the Paganelli-Bull Professor of Economics and International Business, and chair of the Department of Economics at New York University's Stern School of Business.
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Even though being an influencer isn't exactly what she had in mind when she signed up for international business, her occupation does require flying around the world.
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In recent quarters, the majority of KFC's growth has come from its international business amid tough competition from Chick-fil-A and others in its home market.
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The "Benghazi Oil and Gas Exhibition and Forum" is the first international business conference in Libya's second-largest city since 2014 when it turned into a battlefield.
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"We're still U.S.-centric so the more we can grow outside the U.S. the better it is," Marc Desmidt, CEO of Point72's international business, told CNBC.
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But before the decision, female Muslim officers were allowed to wear the traditional headscarf only after getting the approval of their superiors, the International Business Times reported.
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"We have worked very hard to design a space where everything patrons interact with is bare and naked," Lollipop founder Seb Lyall told the International Business Times.
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"We want to offer a solution to satisfy the needs of local customers," said Zheng Bu, Didi's chief security officer and vice president of international business technology.
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"The international business is a small part of the story currently; however, we remain believers in the long-term potential for the brand's international expansion," she wrote.
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BRUSSELS, July 27 (Reuters) - Proximus, Belgium's largest telecoms company, reported slightly worse-than-expected core profit in the second quarter as income from its international business declined.
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"Rihanna Denies Feud With Beyoncé Over Grammys 2017," proclaimed The International Business Times; "Rihanna Puts An End To Those Beyoncé Feud Rumors," came from The Huffington Post.
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Domino's reported a 7.4% drop in half-year profit, hit by losses in its international business and higher interest costs due to a rise in net debt.
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