We are an international company, employing staff throughout the world.
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Assume Anglo handed each investor shares in a new international company.
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Brown said that Beyond is trying to become an international company.
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He has teamed up with a larger, more international company, Showa Hospitality.
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The international company is Mundipharma, which sells pharmaceuticals outside the United States.
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One of the things I'm trying to understand, and you're an international company.
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That leaves the WeWork International "company" as an entity with smaller revenues than before.
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"It went from being a small company to being an international company," Stalf said.
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"So we opted for an association with a highly competitive international company," he said.
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Since we are international company, the exchange rate is something we need to worry about.
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The Twitter International Company will provide services to users in the EU, while Twitter Inc.
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KR: We're not overly focused on the U.S. The reality is that we're an international company.
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Microsoft is the second major international company to make headlines this month for announcing sustainable initiatives.
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"Now it is happening to Huawei, tomorrow it can happen to any other international company," said Liu.
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If the buyer is an international company, an alien's landholding license is not required, Mr. Farrin said.
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The deal is the third major acquisition of an international company by a Chinese entity in recent times.
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Meanwhile, the offices in Corporate are, for an international company in the age of global capital, unrealistically white.
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"Heineken is a big international company with a good approach to doing business in emerging markets," says Chaumont.
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In 2023, Aramex became the first Arab-based international company to trade its shares on the NASDAQ stock exchange.
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Every other international company that Cramer follows found it impossible to raise prices last quarter because of the environment.
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"It's a super successful international company that will now be number one in the world," he told the AGM.
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And we think some of the assets we have that we're the largest media international company, we're in 200 countries.
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Teneo is a sprawling international company that provides strategic advice to chief executives from some of the country's largest companies.
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The company filed the federal lawsuit Thursday in California against ILikeAd Media International Company, Chen Xiao Cong, and Huang Tao.
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Ford (F) is the latest international company to move into self-driving technology in China, the world's largest auto market.
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The Twitter International Company, operating under its own standards, will provide services to users in the EU, while Twitter Inc.
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The main challenge for any international company, however, is vetting Iranian partners to ensure they are not on the U.S. blacklist.
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Reuters was unable to reach Tsang or his companies, Pro-Gain Group Corporation and Kingly Won International Company Ltd, for comment.
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"The Portuguese government values EDP as their only international company and they are adamant to keep it all together," the source said.
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Rusal is a well-known, international company with a substantial share of the aluminum market and hopefully it will continue to work.
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A ransomware cyber attack is taking place in Norway and is affecting an unnamed international company, the Nordic country's national security authority.
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In its newly updated policies, Twitter says the entity serving the EU, or European Economic Area, is Twitter International Company, not Twitter.
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Google and Apple… The only local equivalent to a big, international company we have now is Miswag, which is very similar to Amazon.
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Tatiana, 36, a manager at an international company in Moscow, says Russian cheese tastes of "modeling clay" and she prefers cheese from abroad.
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A report issued Thursday from Sun Trust listed IBM, Verizon, AT&T, Microsoft, Comcast or an international company as potential bidders for Twitter.
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Miles said the series is "working extensively with an unidentified international company" but that no decision on materials or design has been made.
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Its founder, Brian Scudamore, grew the venture from a $1,000 investment to a nine-figure international company with no funding or co-owners.
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There are 2023 countries that require support from an export credit agency before they will even consider a bid from an international company.
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Incidentally, Mario doesn't work in either industry; he's a technical writer for a large international company that develops scanning solutions for the dental industry.
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But when you're an international company raking in billions every quarter, the greater problem can be the imposition of changes to your business model.
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"The most an international company pays is 20 million [Venezuelan bolivares] per month, and here cooking oil costs 2 million," Acosta told VICE News.
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Traders had been "very active" in bidding in the daily auctions last month, said one trader at an international company, who declined to be named.
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In most cases the best thing for an international company to do is to simply fly to the country of interest and start doing business.
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In further comments in May last year Nikiforov described Sailfish as "almost an international company", noting that its shareholders include Finns, Russian and Chinese investors.
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"Soybeans are up but the market direction really depends on the virus," said a trader at an international company which has soybean processing facilities in China.
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Melbourne Greens state MP Ellen Sandell told the ABC the public might feel strongly about a major international company scooping up part of a cultural space.
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As a former head of a massive international company, Tillerson wanted a level of independence and freedom to do the job that Trump clearly wouldn't give him.
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Although Shujaa Delivery is still a small company and only operates in Nairobi and the city's surrounding area, Mulei's end goal is to be an international company.
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Over the past decade, Farmers Edge has grown from Wade's basement to an international company with well over $100 million in funding from VCs, including Kleiner Perkins.
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Grant Thornton and BDO, the nearest rivals to the Big Four in Britain, are far smaller and would find it hard to audit a major international company.
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She also announced that international company Dannon has pledged to offer 18 weeks gender-neutral, paid parental leave, which can serve as a model for other organizations.
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And if you aren't an international company but still want to get in on the Startup Alley action, tickets are now available to purchase, starting at $1,995.
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"It is mainly fund action which is moving wheat prices higher," said a trader at an international company which runs wheat mills in parts of Southeast Asia.
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The local factory owners and suppliers worked with us to help us succeed, and we grew from a tiny brand to the international company we are today.
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In a legal complaint filed on Thursday, Facebook said ILikeAd Media International Company – along with two Chinese citizens – deceived internet users into clicking ads and installing malware.
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If an international company provides hacking capability under the legal system in one nation, they say, other countries will demand and get the same access, potentially across borders.
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Kate Corporal, 2300, a Filipina working at an international company in Incheon, South Korea, said she saved "huge" amounts sending money home using Rebit compared with traditional services.
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"We are proud and honored to be the first international company to sign" one of Iran's new oil and gas contracts, a Total spokesman said in an email.
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But the hotel has had no association with the group since the Soviet invasion in 1979, though it continues to use the name without connection to the international company.
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"As an international company, we see every day how restrictive governments use regulatory tools, like traffic throttling, to limit access to not only porn but political speech," Hawkins told me.
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Chiaramonti, who works at a startup in Paris, says she likes the new law "in theory," though she thinks it would be "impossible" to fully implement at an international company.
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"We, as an international company, do not take political positions unrelated to our business, and we apologize for the controversial post, which we have removed," said the spokeswoman, Anne Moore.
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"Should a municipality take pride in cutting its work force by outsourcing it to an international company?" said Richard Rogers, a professor of new media at the University of Amsterdam.
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In retrospect, the adherence to meritocracy should have been suspect at a prominent international company that was overwhelmingly white, male, and American, and had fewer than fifteen women in engineering.
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But I think for me I would like to find the needle mover for the Group and I think for us to be an international company, we can't stay in Asia.
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OSLO, June 27 (Reuters) - A ransomware cyber attack is taking place this afternoon in Norway and is affecting an unnamed "international company", the Nordic country's national security authority said on Tuesday.
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The inclusion of Rusal marks the first time a major international company has been targeted by Washington in its moves to punish Russia for alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. election.
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At the time the client, a large international company based in Asia, didn't know which of its devices and servers the hack had impacted, or even whether a hack had definitively occurred.
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"It was purely fund buying which had driven prices higher and now they are selling," said one Singapore-based trading manager with an international company that has soybean processing facilities in China.
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"After China's action on U.S. sorghum, no one is willing to take the risk of importing beans," said one Singapore-based trader at an international company which owns soybean processing facilities in China.
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Figures given by HNA Group International Company Limited (HNAI), which acts as the group's offshore investment and foreign capital management platform, in its most recent bond deal filing show its liquidity ratio narrowing.
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"But yesterday, we were surprised by the news published in the official Saba news agency about the sale of the entire shipment to an international company," a company official said in a statement.
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In a legal complaint filed Thursday, Facebook claims Hong Kong-based ILikeAd Media International Company – along with two Chinese citizens, Chen Xiao Cong and Huang Tao – initially tricked users into downloading compromising malware.
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ILLIZI, Algeria (Reuters) - Algeria will conclude its deal with Exxon Mobil Corp and set up a trade joint venture with an international company before the first half of 2019, Sonatrach's CEO said on Monday.
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She points to examples like Raven Wilkinson, who paved the way as the first African American woman to dance full time with the international company Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo in the mid 1950s.
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Her arrangement with Servcorp, an international company offering physical and virtual office space and information technology services, allows her to rent the 85th-floor conference room for meetings where she can impress her clients.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Egyptian oil minister Tarek El Molla on Monday announced an agreement with an international company to conduct a seismic survey of the Gulf of Suez to attract exploration investment in the area.
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The plea agreement included $8 million in criminal fines, $1 million in restitution and a $1 million community service project for Terminix International Company and its US Virgin Islands operation, the US Justice Department said.
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FULL LIST OF RATING ACTIONS Baosteel Resources International Company Limited - Long-Term Foreign-Currency IDR upgraded to 'A-' from 'BBB+'; Outlook Stable and Rating Watch Evolving resolved - Senior unsecured rating upgraded to 'A-' from 'BBB+'.
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Hiverlab received three-dimensional (3D) scans of the church from an international company that Jiang did not name and research materials from Walsh to design an interactive model that took nearly two months to put together.
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The government payout will not be available immediately and would in any case only partially meet the clubs' debts, but the AFA is on the verge of signing off broadcasting rights to a major international company.
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Chinese buyers would first try to replace U.S. cotton with machine-picked, non-contaminated fibre from Australia and Brazil, and then they would go for Indian cotton, said a Beijing-based trader with an international company.
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Chinese buyers would first try to replace U.S. cotton with machine-picked, non-contaminated fiber from Australia and Brazil, and then they would go for Indian cotton, said a Beijing-based trader with an international company.
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He said that Okay Airways had ambitions to become a more international company, with plans to eventually launch routes to Europe and America, and believed that having a foreign airline as a shareholder with aid that goal.
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Since Kerneos's beginnings as a joint venture between Lone Star Industries and Lafarge Coppée in 1970 it has expanded to become an international company employing 1,200 people with 10 production sites in various countries around the world.
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Last month, HNA Group International Company Limited (HNAI), its Hong Kong-based international arm, agreed to a coupon of 8.875 percent on a $300 million one-year bond - a rate one investor advisor described as "scary high".
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The measures against Rusal and its boss, metals magnate Oleg Deripaska, mark the first time a major international company has been targeted by Washington in its moves to punish Russia for alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. election.
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LIMA (Reuters) - U.S. national security adviser John Bolton on Tuesday said Washington was ready to impose sanctions on any international company doing business with Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, a sharp escalation of U.S. pressure on the leftist leader.
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Italy's Nexi is expected to list next month in one of the biggest flotations of the year, while Dubai-based payment firm Network International is set to be the first international company to list in London this year.
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If we weren't an international company, if you said, "Okay, you have to shut down all of your services outside of the U.S.," we actually would not be very profitable at all; we actually would probably be unprofitable.
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"European carbon traders hedge their power contracts as much as five years ahead, whereas China depends on progress in liberalizing its energy market in order to drive hedge trading by local utilities," said a trader in an international company.
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The sanctions imposed on Rusal and its boss, metals magnate Oleg Deripaska, mark the first time a major international company has been targeted by Washington in its moves to punish Russia for alleged meddling in the 33 U.S. election.
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A project launched by the Clooney Foundation for Justice, backed by Google and Virgin, aims to enroll up to 10,000 children next year in schools operated by SABIS, an international company which has prepared students for college and high school exams.
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The 51-year-old father of five works for an international company that does business with the United States, a firm he won't name for privacy reasons, but one he says has a $500 million investment with US space contractors.
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But we do think that for the UK tech community to have its say on this incredibly important and historic decision, every tech worker, from the biggest international company right down to the scrappiest startup, should come out and vote.
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After earning a bachelor's degree in business administration from Prince Mohammad bin Fahd University, Almesned decided to look for a job at a major international company, reckoning she needed experience and contacts to eventually see her flower business into full bloom.
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FRANKFURT, Nov 9 (Reuters) - German generic drugmaker Stada became the latest international company to grapple with the economic fallout from Catalonia's secessionist push, saying its Barcelona-based Spanish subsidiary was being boycotted by pharmacies in the rest of the country.
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If you're truly going to be an international company and have businesses throughout the world, you cannot impart, let's say US or whatever, you have to try to find ways of working within the community and try to help that community change.
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Former Venezuelan diplomat a witness to the scheme A Venezuelan passport permits entry into more than 130 countries without a visa, including 26 countries in the European Union, according to Henley and Partners, an international company that assists in citizenship and residency issues.
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The plea agreement, which must be approved by a district court judge, includes $8 million in criminal fines, $1 million in restitution and a $1 million community service project for Terminix International Company and its U.S. Virgin Islands operation, the U.S. Justice Department said.
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"It is regrettable that a large international company, which has been working in the Russian market for a long time, quite actively and successfully has to take part in a witch-hunt that has engulfed Washington," Russia's Foreign Ministry later said in a statement.
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I'm also the CEO of QP and QP is really international and we're like any international company ExxonMobil, Shell and so on and so I have to have relationships that I have to deal with politicians and I have to navigate the geopolitics of the business.
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SS: I know what a huge international company but in terms of the importance of Great Britain you see of course your headquarters in London as well full commitment from BP to remain headquartered in London regardless or actually conditional on what happens in the negotiations?
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The Sackler family, which owns the company, has offered $3 billion plus a portion of future revenue from drug sales, as well as another $1.5 billion pending the sale of an international company the family owns, a person familiar with the ongoing settlement negotiations told CNN.
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The documents contain figures for the first nine months of 24, and show that the cash and current assets of HNA Group International Company Limited (HNAI) cover its current liabilities - debts and payments due within a year - with just 2300 percent headroom, down from 21 percent at the end of 20.8462.
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"If I have several hundred satellites in the same orbit that are going to be crossing paths, I want to get the ones that are failed and potential threats out of the way," Chris Blackerby, the COO of Astroscale, an international company that wants to clean up space debris, tells The Verge.
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It is not hard to see how for instance a Government minister, who does not agree to financial terms proposed by an international company, could find themselves removed from office on spurious charges that cannot be verified over crimes they did not commit, while someone more malleable is inserted in their place.
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In the last 18 months, the international company — which has been "highly profitable" since 1995, Mr. Blau said, and will continue to be so in 2018 — has introduced Vogue Arabia, Vogue Poland and Vogue Czech Republic and Slovakia; plans for a Vogue Greece were unveiled last week, and there are more in the pipeline.
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Yet the questions center on the hiring practices at Burisma, while the responses include statements such as "we wanted to build Burisma as [an] international company" and "we also thought it would help in Ukraine to have strong international board figures," which seems to point to Zlochevsky — not the Ukrainian president — as the respondent.
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"Having an international company that has the resources that we have, being able to apply the machine-learning tactics that we get in all of the data around the world — and then apply it to a new language, when it comes up, or a new problem area, when it comes up, is really, really powerful," he says.
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The marketing brochure published by Federal Prison Industries shows smiling inmates wearing headsets as they handle calls from customers: The big sell for this service, according to the brochure, is that companies can avoid outsourcing their customer service departments to an international company to save money, because it's just as cheap to hire American prisoners to take calls.
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In 2017, he promoted Mr. Blau to president of the company, with the goal of moving the international company from a federation of market-based operations with over 60 autonomous websites to a more fluid organization with headquarters in London, as well as plotting new growth strategies to ensure the company survived the next wave of technological upheaval.
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Beijing seeks to stir Chinese pride in what the People's Republic has accomplished on the world stage, but the people of Tiananmen, Tibet, East Turkestan/Xinjiang and now Hong Kong have reason to feel a sense of shame and resentment at the nature of the government that rules them and the international company it keeps with the world's most repressive and corrupt regimes.
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