The victim companies are described as a multinational technology company and a multinational social media company.
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In that case, the American multinational faces a tax that the foreign multinational typically does not.
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Binding, enduring multinational agreements should exist as treaties, as without a treaty there is no binding, enduring multinational agreement.
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Suppose that Multinational Megacorp USA decides to have its subsidiary, Multinational Mega Ireland, transfer some assets to the home company.
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"For decades we have had a trade policy that has been written by multinational corporations to help multinational corporations," she said.
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To the Editor: Diana Furchtgott-Roth compares a United States-based multinational and a foreign-based multinational investing $100 billion in Wisconsin.
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"For decades we have had a trade policy that has been written by giant multinational corporations to help giant multinational corporations," Ms. Warren said.
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Negotiated in secret under the advisement of multinational corporations, the TPP gives handouts to the multinational corporate class at the expense of the middle class.
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The correct comparison is between an American multinational bringing earnings home to the United States, and a foreign multinational bringing earnings home to its home country.
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It is hard to miss the significance that voters in one of the world's most successful multinational states just chose to leave the world's largest multinational government.
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The money I'm going to make from this multinational corporation.
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I hired a lot of vice presidents from multinational companies.
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His children turned the company into a multinational business empire.
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Some 90% of its exports are shipped by multinational companies.
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How it would apply to multinational companies is also unclear.
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Multinational firms started to be seen as agents of inequality.
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The new, prudent age of the multinational will have costs.
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Today, though, many industries rely on long multinational supply chains.
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The economic consultancy advises multinational firms and sovereign wealth funds.
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A higher dollar hurts the overseas income of multinational companies.
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And it hurts multinational companies when they convert foreign revenue.
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She also said beneficiaries include foreign investors and multinational companies.
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That's why I think of us as a multinational company.
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Yet, currently proposed tax bills disproportionately favor large multinational corporations.
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A weaker dollar tends to benefit large U.S. multinational companies.
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Like many multinational companies, Apple incorporated multiple companies in Ireland.
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Taizo Son's multinational family office is among Katalyst's anchor investors.
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However, multinational companies only have four providers to choose from.
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The shutdown overlapped with a conference of multinational mobile operators.
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A multinational force combating Boko Haram is based in Chad.
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Big multinational companies have recently increased the pressure on Mrs.
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For multinational companies, it makes exports lose their competitive edge.
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Both reject trade treaties that favor multinational corporations over workers.
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A number of governments and multinational companies were curbing travel.
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Multinational organizations that represent Muslims are viewed as toothless entities.
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In territories like Afghanistan, multinational intelligence sharing serves the key.
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A multinational corporation was seeking his input on skin care.
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It has apparently never heard of a multinational supply chain.
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If trade deals were written by and for working people, they would include enforceable wage standards, a guaranteed right to organize, and the ability to form multinational bargaining units to negotiate with multinational corporations.
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Rationalize the supervision of multinational financial institutions The Clearing House advocates that FinCEN should reclaim supervisory responsibility over large, multinational financial institutions that it delegated to the federal banking regulators over 20 years ago.
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But the rise of the multinational firm with operations throughout the world has led to new opportunities to shift profits and avoid tax, because multinational companies can choose to locate profits where they please.
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Let's just use them as a generic, big multinational media company.
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For decades, politicians have railed against multinational companies shipping jobs overseas.
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Today, for multinational companies, the cold has become a chronic condition.
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BY DAY EDMUND YANG is an accountant at a multinational firm.
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As state firms expand overseas, they butt heads with multinational firms.
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Multinational firms do benefit from a lower American headline tax rate.
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He blames multinational companies for bringing lower quality products to Hungary.
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Between one in six jobs is dependent on a multinational employer.
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Naturally, this has consequences for multinational, trade-dependent companies like Michelin.
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I&aposm talking about big, multinational corporations for the most part.
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One plaintiff's lawsuit for $3,000 won't change a multinational corporation's policies.
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Many multinational groups sell all their products through a centralised unit.
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Wild currency moves can inject volatility in earnings for multinational firms.
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The company he founded remains a multinational behemoth of food production.
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"That hurts U.S. multinational companies relative to other countries," he said.
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Multinational companies are also showing interest in West Africa's startup scene.
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And many of those working for multinational companies eventually transfer elsewhere.
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The multinational institutions that supported the low-tariff world are destroyed.
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Multinational donors should step up to assist, as President Trump noted.
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He repeatedly accuses multinational companies of tax evasion, something they deny.
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That's because of its competitiveness and the multinational makeup of squads.
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The British company specializes in multinational defence, security, and aerospace technology.
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Their business later grew into the multinational consumer goods company Unilever.
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An all-American beverage or an icon of multinational corporate greed?
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Multinational advertising and PR firm WPP however fell some 2 percent.
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Arguably, it was outgunned by the multinational from the jump. Ukrainians.
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Many multinational companies are trying to rein in rising pension liabilities.
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His tariffs will pressure multinational companies to bring those jobs back.
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Working with multinational companies is easier and more productive, he said.
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One is the change in policies of some powerful multinational corporations.
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It was multinational, multicultural — not that I knew what that meant.
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Today, the multinational conglomerate employs some 69,000 people in 35 countries.
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The musicians and backup singers materialize as a multiplying, multinational ensemble.
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Multinational companies are generally audited by firms in their own country.
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Large EU companies are already more multinational than their Japanese counterparts.
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It has helped to coordinate a multinational force from surrounding countries.
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I am a successful senior executive in a large multinational company.
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Multinational corporations including Volkswagen, Siemens, Unilever and Nestlé have factories there.
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Many multinational companies are expected to report weak third quarter earnings.
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And if you try to make everything multinational, it doesn't work.
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Yet most of their money goes to white-owned multinational companies.
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They are flown by multinational crews provided by all member states.
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"Secondly, investment flows to India could be impacted if multinational corporations choose to repatriate larger shares of their income, as suggested during the Trump campaign," Citi continued, referring to Trump's threatened crackdown on multinational tax offshoring.
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Tax reform should make the big multinational corporations pay what they owe and should close the deferral loophole so multinational corporations pay their taxes in the year their income is booked, just like every other taxpayer.
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We have three or four major multinational companies such as Teva and CheckPoint, but if look at Switzerland, which is probably less accomplished in terms of high-tech knowhow, but they've produced about 20 huge multinational companies.
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Moreover, the U.S. Subpart F regime has historically served as an important backstop to protect against the inbound earning stripping strategies of U.S.-based multinational enterprises, but that regime does not apply to foreign-based multinational enterprises.
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Other multinational companies have found find Syrian children working for their suppliers.
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The multinational investment bank's investor sentiment data dates back to Q1 2013.
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Multinational companies have long complained that the rules in China are discriminatory.
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In 1968, there was an influenza pandemic that had a multinational impact.
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Firms with high foreign sales are larger and tend to be multinational.
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Names like Uber and Airbnb became multinational corporations well before contemplating IPOs.
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Those people are among the 25 members of the multinational WHO team.
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OUR SERVICES BUSINESS HAS TO COMPETE AGAINST ACTOSE AND OTHER MULTINATIONAL COMPANIES.
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Many multinational companies have flocked to the Emerald Isle for tax purposes.
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The French multinational hopes to begin producing oil in Uganda in 2022.
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The largest firms already have the scale to take on multinational incumbents.
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But Zhao cautions that a multinational approach can stretch a company thin.
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The large tenants are typically multinational companies with reasonably low credit risk.
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THE biggest English football clubs are now as multinational as any corporation.
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It wasn't some multinational corporation run by a diverse board of directors.
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One multinational company moving towards a more environmental business practice is Walmart.
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It's a group of people that believes [...] they are hurting multinational corporations.
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Mr Trump says he can bully multinational companies to send jobs home.
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In emerging markets local competitors are a growing headache for multinational giants.
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Bosses of multinational firms think their country has everything to play for.
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" Morgan Stanley called the multinational computer software company a "catalyst driven idea.
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A Saudi-led multinational coalition intervened in the conflict in March 2015.
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Multinational Force in Lebanon (MNF)—to oversee the withdrawal of foreign forces.
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She said this case creates uncertainty for many multinational companies across Europe.
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Many multinational corporations locate there because of the independence of the courts.
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It's just not massive tax cuts to multinational corporations that do it.
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But, sorry conspiracy theorists, a giant multinational bioterrorism plot is not involved.
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"Multinational corporations have no place in our National Parks," the petition states.
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This multinational coordination was one of the key objectives of the exercise.
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His cartel is organized like a top multinational company, according to investigators.
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Meanwhile, the workings of the multinational conglomerate behind the platform remain opaque.
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Multinational businesses are worried about Hong Kong's future as a regional base.
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The company's clients reportedly include police departments, multinational corporations, and wealthy individuals.
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China is already ramping up trans-Pacific exports of multinational-brand cars.
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India also needs multinational companies to build its tech economy, he said.
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The dollar's strength comes at a bad time for America's multinational corporations.
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Still, European leaders said the multinational fight against ISIS has to continue.
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The idea to pull together a multinational Arab force is nothing new.
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All this multinational creativity has taken place in the last three years.
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Multinational trade agreements weaken American bargaining strength (America against several other countries).
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France takes part in the multinational military campaign against the Islamic State.
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Movements in the dollar can be significant for U.S.-based multinational companies.
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Germany is a major shareholder in the Washington-based multinational development lender.
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NATO has put multinational brigades in the three Baltic states and Poland.
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Starting year: 2014Headquarters: Redmond, WashingtonCompany description: Microsoft is a multinational technology company.
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US multinational companies don't just sell their goods all over the world.
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But no multinational company stands so fixedly with its past as Hermès.
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It was the only multinational named in the report on the issue.
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State and local cops aren't equipped to handle these complex, multinational investigations.
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First, tax havens' major beneficiaries are multinational corporations that have powerful lobbyists.
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When I returned to Italy, I applied to a number of multinational companies.
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Mr. Clinton had taken office trumpeting enthusiasm for multinational humanitarian and peacekeeping operations.
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Alamy said the project was expected to attract investment from 200 multinational corporations.
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A typical multinational has over 500 legal entities, some based in tax havens.
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India has a campaign called "make in India" to attract multinational supply chains.
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They are a multinational lot, including Germans, a Serb and even one American.
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Multinational and local rivals at first behaved as if Patanjali did not exist.
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Britain's share of the stock of multinational investment fell (it is 6% today).
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If we do not have a multinational effort, ISIS will spread even more.
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"If we do not have a multinational effort, ISIS will spread even more."
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The primary culprit for the downward trend has been weakness for multinational companies.
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This division is focused on midcap clients, family-owned companies and multinational corporates.
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The Chinese multinational company took to CES to unveil 22 new TV sets.
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Consider the experience of a multinational carmaker, as revealing as it is commonplace.
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AS MILITARY PAGEANTS go, multinational parades of warships deliver quite a complex message.
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Without precautions, multinational companies with complex supply chains risk unknowingly using forced labor.
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He also said the U.S multinational corporations with high dividend yields will outperform.
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Big multinational mining firms also cause pollution, but informal mines can be worse.
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The firm also noted the strong dollar as a risk to multinational companies.
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" UBS said the German-based European multinational software corporation has "limited upside potential.
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S. revenues and earnings for multinational companies have fallen sharply in dollar terms.
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Procter & Gamble is a multinational manufacturer of family, personal and household care products.
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The ELN opposes multinational companies, saying they seize natural resources without benefiting Colombians.
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Here are 10 multinational stocks Fundstrat recommended to take advantage of the opportunity.
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Also, multinational corporations have access, voice and power that most individual citizens lack.
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That's kind of what happens when you're a huge, publicly listed multinational firm.
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Outsized multinational companies are involved, and so are venture capital firms' big pocketbooks.
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While multinational companies have drawn up exit strategies, few have plans to move.
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Disputes once soothed by multinational bargaining in Strasbourg or Brussels may grow toxic.
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The tax was amended by the House committee after complaints from multinational companies.
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First, there must be clear support from American multinational firms across all sectors.
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Multinational companies have been eagerly awaiting the government's announcement on the market structure.
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Isabel runs a multinational business empire that has made her Africa's richest woman.
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Altice, the Dutch telecoms multinational, was near the top of the European benchmark.
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Among multinational companies, London retains allure as a uniquely cosmopolitan, English-speaking city.
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Thus, U.S.-based multinational enterprises are competitively disadvantaged by our own tax system.
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Marks & Spencer, a multinational retailer, pulled advertising from the platform over the controversy.
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They leave the CFDA for multinational companies, local drugmakers, consultancies and investment firms.
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He also pushed for adoption of a territorial tax system for multinational corporations.
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Q. How do you ensure that multinational teams understand the identity of Chanel?
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Net worth:$5 billionIndustry: AgricultureSource of wealth:Licensed genetics to multinational corporationsResidence:Adel, IowaSource: Forbes
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California-based multinational companies will be huge winners under the GOP tax plan.
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Dias argued that Brazilian multinational companies already use self-monitoring at subsidiaries abroad.
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Years of heavy government intervention have prompted several multinational companies to abandon Venezuela.
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The final outcome of section 385 relieved many businesses, particularly U.S. multinational companies.
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For any advertiser, from the hyperlocal to the multinational, this is empirical gold.
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But his solo and its multinational sources suggest that identity is muddled, complicated.
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Imagine if a multinational gets ownership of the pipeline, or an indigenous consortium.
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But that could lead still more multinational companies to consider leaving the country.
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International sanctions isolated South Africa, shielding its firms from competition against multinational rivals.
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Multinational companies tend not to hire local managers to lead their China operations.
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We are forgoing tax collection on $2.6 trillion of revenues for multinational corporations.
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Exercise Defender Europe 20 is a US-led multinational exercise, including NATO's participation.
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The multinational companies that helped make the city global are restricting travel there.
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North Korea's growing armed belligerence is a strategic opportunity for American multinational Honeywell.
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The trade war could cause multinational firms to shift production away from China.
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Beyond the military difficulties, several multinational corporations have operations in the feuding nations.
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On Tuesday, Dragnea accused multinational corporations and banks of financing and encouraging protests.
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Boeing, like other multinational companies, has refrained from endorsing or criticizing the tariffs.
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The multinational companies that helped make this city global are restricting travel there.
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My father worked for an American company, a multinational construction company called Bechtel.
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Second, U.S. companies are dominant in world rankings of the top multinational firms.
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In the end, multinational service providers will have no choice but to surrender.
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It is the market every multinational company wants and needs to sell to.
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GE, like many multinational companies, is also navigating the US-China trade war.
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Combined with this is the growth of the multinational business presence in China.
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Multinational institutions have taken different approaches on which government in Caracas to recognize.
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His studio and his dealers are multinational purveyors of hyper-luxury, among others.
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Opponents of the provisions argue they infringe on sovereignty and benefit multinational corporations.
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Ethiopia is also one of the final frontiers globally for multinational telecoms companies.
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But the situation remains an almost anomalous one, especially among US multinational companies.
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In the past, Congress has simply relied on the Subpart F regime to protect against the inbound earning stripping opportunities of U.S.-based multinational enterprises, but Subpart F measures do not impact the tax planning activities of foreign-based multinational enterprises.
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It is up to Congress to eliminate inversions by making sure that any multinational whose headquarters is in the United States (which is true for almost every inverted American multinational) is treated as a United States corporation for tax purposes.
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In the past, multinational firms like General Mills would have shrugged off such trends.
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Today's arrangements suit his village's multinational identity, and have put it on the map.
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Dublin is seeking to protect a tax regime that has attracted many multinational employers.
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Founded in Germany in 1972, the multinational company now operates in approximately 180 countries.
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The holiday has been observed by the multinational crews of the station ever since.
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Trump's "America First" campaign broke with decades of Republican orthodoxy on multinational trade agreements.
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His home country, America, is a multinational, federal state that survives on common feeling.
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The startup's blue-chip clients include multinational brands, such as Barclays, Reuters and Unilever.
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In Valencia, a few multinational companies like Nestle and Ford Motor Co cling on.
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But the involvement of the U.S.-based multinational oil giant at all is interesting.
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Different countries would probably take different approaches, making it monumentally confusing for multinational employers.
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Neighbouring states such as Chad, Niger and Cameroon contributed troops to a multinational force.
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In theory, that could boost US exports and the profits of American multinational firms.
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The company in question is the Lotte Group, a multinational conglomerate headquartered in Seoul.
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Owned by Telenor, a Norwegian multinational mobile-network operator, TMB launched Easypaisa in 2009.
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At a German multinational, "the whole board is away for August," admits a spokesperson.
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And though the band's primary market was the United Kingdom, the list was multinational.
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"The American multinational companies made millions and millions of dollars from globalization," Ma said.
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It was a U.S.-only seed fund to a multi-stage, multinational investment firm.
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In 2006, I was a 21-year-old communications intern at a multinational conglomerate.
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In Valencia, a few multinational companies like Nestle and Ford Motor Co hang on.
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Therefore, expect more stress on multinational corporate earnings as global growth continues to slow.
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Wheelbarger made clear that such a complex multinational effort would take time to organize.
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A spokesman for Koch Industries, Charles and David Koch's multinational corporation in Wichita, Kan.
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He noted the strong dollar likely took a toll on multinational companies in particular.
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Battlefield 21, a mega-budget game from a multinational company, doesn't require my charity.
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Washington hopes handing over control to the multinational NATO alliance can calm Russian fears.
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Multinational companies do indeed exercise plenty of influence over what such pacts will entail.
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MULTINATIONAL companies have always paid careful attention to political risk in the developing world.
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Hong Kong is also still an important entry point for multinational companies into China.
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But she is also imploring multinational banks to stop investing in natural resource exploitation.
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Multinational exporting companies on the index tend to make gains when the pound falls.
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The US Dollar Index added about 22019%, pinching corporate profits for America's multinational companies.
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And so, many multinational companies still manage to reach a 0-percent tax rate.
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Many large, multinational tech companies see it as a potential boon for their business.
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One level is working for a top multinational investment bank and financial-services company.
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It must have come as a relief to U.S. multinational corporations like P&G.
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FiREapps provides currency analytics and foreign exchange exposure management technology solutions for multinational companies.
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Magufuli has argued that multinational mining companies have been stealing Tanzania's resources for years.
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Kellogg's is a multinational food company, best known for popular items like breakfast cereal.
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Is making partner SOF interoperable so multinational forces can fight as one a priority?
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It developed into a multinational endeavor that launched into space on October 133, 1997.
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"Those multinational companies are always biased in their approach to represent society," notes Dullaart.
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After all, their allegiance is to multinational shareholders, not necessarily [to] the United States.
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It was a multinational group but leaned heavy on the Americas and far east.
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Big multinational VCs have a history of changing course in their global investment strategies.
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Two multinational corporations - Clorox and Kimberly-Clark - chose instead to abandon their operations here.
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The two leaders also differ on trade and a multinational nuclear deal with Iran.
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"The Anarchy" is less concerned with the financial mechanics of the early multinational corporation.
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The second goal is to make multinational corporations wary about doing business in China.
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But it reflected an increasingly prevalent dilemma for lawyers bringing cases against multinational corporations.
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Multinational companies began to pull out of Syria one by one, except for Lafarge.
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Numerous multinational tech companies have seen their supply chains disrupted since the coronavirus outbreak.
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The whole region of northern Italy is home to offices for many multinational corporations.
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That criminal groups dealing in wildlife tend to include multinational players further complicates investigations.
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He runs the equivalent of a multinational art factory, with assistants churning out work.
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In the United States, the multinational law firm DLA Piper also reported being hit.
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Not coincidentally, multinational companies based in the United States have seen their earnings soar.
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Already, major multinational companies are expressing reservations about sinking the next investment in Britain.
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The strong dollar is just one of the reasons why multinational profits have lagged.
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Google is a multinational technology company that specializes in Internet-related services and products.
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NS) as well as offices of several multinational companies like Samsung Electronics (005930.KS).
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The British multinational advertising agency has revised down Sorrell's pay package in recent years.
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CEOs of major multinational corporations have also applied their military background to business operations.
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Several other large multinational companies have issued downbeat forecasts for the year as well.
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When it comes to simplification, it is not for the wealthy or multinational corporations.
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"It sets a precedent for other major multinational pharma companies to follow," he said.
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At the top of Ex-Im's crony list is Boeing, the multinational aerospace giant.
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The move allows multinational corporations to take one-time charges, but remain in Venezuela.
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That small change, alone, could eliminate decades of tax avoidance strategies by multinational companies.
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Now it's back with a twist -— as craft makers find success alongside multinational giants.
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Goodyear, the U.S.-based tire multinational, retired the last of its blimps this month.
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Cameroon, Chad and Niger all contribute to a multinational force to combat the insurgency.
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"I would like to be a one-man multinational fashion phenomenon," he once said.
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Multinational companies routinely accept it as a cost of doing business in those markets.
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Right now, many large, multinational companies like to put their European headquarters in London.
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Corporate inversions represent a statement by U.S.-based multinational enterprises that the financial benefits associated with the inbound earning stripping opportunities afforded to foreign-based multinational enterprises are so compelling that U.S.-based companies are willing to enter into a corporate inversion transaction.
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Cisco, Sony, and more recently, Samsung, are among multinational companies that are investing in IoT.
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The multinational initiative, End Clergy Abuse, was announced Thursday at a press conference in Geneva.
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It could deploy measures against U.S. multinational companies operating in China such as consumer boycotts.
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The nearby Ben Gurion University is pumping out skilled labor for multinational companies next door.
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"Multinational corporations have no place in our National Parks," the petition starter wrote. https://t.
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Or that she wants me to work at big multinational company now that I've graduated.
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NATO leads some 13,450 multinational troops in Afghanistan, who are training the country's armed forces.
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Multinational semiconductor and telecommunications equipment company Qualcomm designs and markets wireless telecommunications products and services.
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They were all, to the letter, born of multinational cooperation and underpinned by universal ideals.
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At the time, I was working in the tax planning department of a multinational corporation.
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Instead, he worked at a Liechtenstein multinational before signing up at Sennheiser Group in 2010.
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Within Ivory Coast, and elsewhere, Ndengue notes that multinational brands are starting to take notice.
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It will probably take another multinational debt-induced recession to make tough policies look plausible.
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It is vital that we continue to have a multinational approach to addressing these issues.
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The Italy-based multinational Eni calls forest conservation projects a "pillar" of their climate efforts.
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Why it matters: A man who inspired mass murder and multinational terrorism is now dead.
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It is also in Vienna that the memories of the old Habsburg multinational order reside.
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Honeywell International — Honeywell climbed 3.8% after the multinational reported better than expected first-quarter earnings.
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This would give up on the quixotic attempt to allocate multinational profits accurately across countries.
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So some of these multinational companies are dabbling with diversifying their sales channels through acquisition.
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And then multinational companies get dinged when they convert their foreign sales back into dollars.
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I'm arguing that large, multinational advertising platforms online are not trusted, credible public information portals.
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And the targets were anyone from multinational shipping corporations to even Chernobyl, of all places.
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The United States is also working on a multinational maritime security initiative in the Gulf.
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The meta-analysis worried Hagger and his colleagues, so they launched their multinational replication attempt.
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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders slammed multinational corporations on Tuesday for moving manufacturing jobs overseas.
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Multinational companies, such as Colgate-Palmolive and BASF, had moved into its five office blocks.
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Most multinational firms spent 2018 insisting to investors that this trade war did not matter.
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A stronger yen is helping some American multinational companies, including technology players like HP Inc.
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After being admitted to the Paris Bar, she joined the multinational law firm Baker McKenzie.
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The multinational group has a delegation of human rights observers in Cleveland for the convention.
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The United States is separately working on a multinational maritime security initiative in the Gulf.
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I told them I wanted to operate the company as a truly professional multinational company.
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The funding was led by Khosla Ventures, with participation from a large multinational Asian bank.
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The investors said Heidelberg Cement, a German multinational, has already committed to some key reforms.
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The Indian multinational is based in Mumbai and provides information technology and networking technology solutions.
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A Taiwanese law enforcement flow chart identifies Tse as the "Multinational CEO" of the syndicate.
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He said he would avoid multinational trade deals but instead pursue agreements with individual countries.
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This is an issue for start-ups all the way to publicly traded multinational companies.
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The U.S. joined a multinational search for the submarine after it disappeared on Nov. 15.
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Watch for multinational corporations and well-funded lobby groups to mobilize aggressively against this tax.
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"These families use their international relations like a multinational corporation would do," notes Mr Oonk.
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Some multinational firms cannot admit that their investments abroad will not return a decent profit.
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Its goal is to assist multinational companies in deciding where to send their expat workers.
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Investment in research and development (R&D) tends to be disproportionately done by multinational firms.
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The president said on Friday he would not certify the multinational nuclear agreement with Iran.
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Today, the growth and consolidation of multinational corporations presents American democracy with genuine policy challenges.
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My experience building and working on multinational distributed teams is a benefit to the founders.
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America is one of the last countries that hits multinational companies with significant double taxation.
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The city's glass high-rises contain dozens of multinational corporations, including Pepsi, Google, and Microsoft.
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And he's not concerned about a strengthening U.S. dollar, which tends to hit multinational corporations.
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Before that, Beekes held management positions at multinational companies such as Volkswagen and American Express.
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Russia's Soyuz spaceships are currently the only means of sending crews to the multinational ISS.
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Since then, the family has capitalized on its connection to gemstones and its multinational history.
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Athena seems like a hifalutin metaphor for yet another streaming service from a multinational megacorp.
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Niger contributes to the multinational force set up to fight Boko Haram in the region.
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Out of 21 multinational training exercises, the Serbian military participated in only two with Russia.
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And then there are also multinational groups that may gain from a fall in sterling.
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Kaspersky is a multinational company with headquarters in Moscow that serves 85033 million customers worldwide.
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Tracking down, retrieving and maintaining the money has become a complex multinational operation in itself.
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I think one or two of the large multinational cannabis companies will be Canadian companies.
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Mr. Mattis had already disinvited the Chinese military from a multinational naval exercise this summer.
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While other multinational companies pulled out of Syria, Lafarge made a calculated decision to stay.
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Burger King is a subsidiary of Canadian multinational fast food holding company, Restaurant Brands International.
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The engagement of Errol Barnett and Ariana Tolbert was a reflection of their multinational heritage.
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They resembled something much more closely to our modern multinational corporations than we often think.
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Multinational pharmaceutical specialist AstraZeneca is also likely to follow suit by the start of 2020.
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European multinational companies have already signaled that they intend to comply with reimposed American sanctions.
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Major shifts in geopolitical tides have resulted in bumpy currency fluctuations for the multinational conglomerate.
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Boeing has, historically, embraced automation to a lesser extent than Airbus, its multinational European rival.
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A large multinational tech company could buy Nokia to break into a new product segment.
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The stakes are high for governments and multinational corporations — even those outside the tech sector.
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It's making it more difficult for multinational internet companies to operate freely across the world.
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"The dollar rally will likely start to curb," thus boosting shares of large multinational companies.
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Clients he has worked with include PR firms and the marketing departments of multinational companies.
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Created by multinational companies, these are genetically modified to resist another pest, the stem borer.
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French multinational Carrefour and its Middle Eastern retail partner Majid Al Futtaim have acquired Wadi.
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Kaspersky is a multinational company with headquarters in Moscow that serves 400 million customers worldwide.
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One reason is simple caution, as large multinational manufacturers navigate a new and unpredictable administration.
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The collapse of the multinational accord could trigger an arms race in the Middle East.
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Google's public mea culpa follows the pulling of ads by Havas, a French advertising multinational.
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Under an aggregate approach, by contrast, the U.S. multinational would pay no U.S. minimum taxes.
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I don't think people understand how destructive corporate multinational animal agriculture is to our environment.
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The US is home to some of the most sophisticated multinational companies in the world.
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A single U.S. multinational company may procure goods and services from more than 20,000 suppliers.
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Poundland, part of the multinational retailer Steinhoff International, had delayed introducing the bar in July.
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They've been there since 1981 under the direction of the Multinational Force and Observers (MFO).
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One major example of corporate socialism in the past few decades has been the use of tax havens abroad by multinational companies to avoid corporate income tax; smaller, domestic companies are unable to use tax havens, giving multinational companies an additional edge over smaller competitors.
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In 2015, Heineken International, one of the world's largest multinational brewing conglomerates with 180 or so brands, from Tiger to Tecate, bought a 1083% stake, following in the footsteps of other multinational brewing conglomerates: they're all on an acquisition binge of American craft brewers. Why?
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The U.S. multinational is said to be launching this week a legal challenge against that decision.
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And the only trade deals we have ever seen were written by and for multinational corporations.
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The proposal would also reduce funding for multinational organization like the World Bank by $25.8 million.
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But also they're multinational companies, and they'll give us an idea of what's going on overseas.
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Despite the worldwide upheaval confronting chieftains of multinational companies, Flannery has been dealt a better hand.
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Multinational software company Citrix provides server, application and desktop networking, software services and cloud computing technologies.
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His , now stymied in federal court, triggered complaints from Silicon Valley and other multinational U.S. corporations.
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Taiwanese multinational hardware and electronics company Acer fell 0.75 percent to 13.20 Taiwanese dollars per share.
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O, the latest multinational to be investigated in the French taxman's widening crackdown on tax avoidance.
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For their different reasons each thought that multinational firms would provide superior financial or economic performance.
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The last time the multinational company was in trouble was in the aftermath of the Depression.
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Multinational firms no longer have a lock on the most promising ideas about management or innovation.
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However, the persistent strength of the dollar continues to create headwinds for the multinational, he said.
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That would add to the 13,450 U.S. and multinational troops involved in training in the country.
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A multinational protest on the Dutch–Belgian border drew tens of thousands of protesters last Friday.
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Years later the building was bought by Fuyao Group, a Chinese multinational company that makes glass.
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Modi started his company, Firestar Diamond, a multinational diamond and jewelry firm in Mumbai in 22008.
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If the dollar strengthens, many multinational consumer staple stocks would take a sales hit, he said.
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Forrest also recommended RPM International, an American multinational company specializing in high-performance building maintenance products.
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As the bolívar's value has plunged, multinational firms have announced billions of dollars of write-downs.
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Previously, multinational companies could only hedge currency risk arising out of transactions involving imports and exports.
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This month, NATO announced the deployment of four multinational battalions to Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland.
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They are often radicalised on social media, where they tap into a multinational subculture of resentment.
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Two multinational companies operating in Egypt said they had not begun to repatriate profits as yet.
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The global value of cross-border investment by multinational companies sank by about 20% in 2018.
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"Next week, we're going to get a large multinational, Pepsi, reporting their Q2 earnings," said Nathan.
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The Pentagon withdrew an invitation to China to a multinational exercise earlier this year in protest.
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AIM21CERV is a multinational, randomized, controlled clinical trial conducted in collaboration with The GOG Foundation, Inc.
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There's a passage in the song "Sacrificed" and there's the beginning of the album [ Multinational Corporations].
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And the multinational company can certainly afford to toss a little cash towards the little guy.
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Enders said Airbus aimed to avoid the problems seen on the multinational A400M military transport program.
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In 2013, Visram sold Happy Family to a multinational company committed to products that promote health.
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Struggling to survive, many farmers resort to becoming "contract growers" for massive, vertically integrated multinational corporations.
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During that project, I made sales calls to nearly every multinational pharmaceutical company in the country.
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A multinational (though not necessarily universal) agreement dealing with decision-making authority, risk management, compensation, etc.
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Four-fifths of all trade takes place along supply chains within, or organised by, multinational firms.
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Kumar said several local and multinational companies had shown interest in the mines, without naming them.
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Switzerland-based multinational ABB, for example, sells the equipment and has marketed it to data centers.
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British multinational Legal & General has more than £1 trillion ($1.3 trillion) worth of assets under management.
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Loopholes that allow multinational corporations to dodge their taxes are essential to keep the U.S. competitive.
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Britain's FTSE 100 jumped 0.9 percent thanks to a weaker pound boosting London-listed multinational exporters.
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Britain's FTSE 28 jumped 29 percent thanks to a weaker pound boosting London-listed multinational exporters.
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Luxembourg is moving towards ditching some multinational-friendly exemptions, while lowering its headline corporate-tax rate.
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These models do not apply to the modern American multinational corporation, as several studies have found.
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Apple and other multinational companies have come under much tax scrutiny from governments around the world.
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"We cannot hand pick leaders for other countries on behalf of multinational corporate interests," Omar wrote.
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Franco-Italian group Eurosam, owned by the multinational European missile maker MBDA and France's Thales TCFP.
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Assets belonging to multinational companies that are based in Ireland for tax purposes are now counted.
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Many are fighting the development interests of multinational corporations seeking to extract minerals, oil and gas.
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America's industry will not survive the time it takes to coordinate and develop a multinational response.
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Its passions are relatively hot, the population pulverized in a deep, grinding, multi-fronted, multinational war.
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Argor-Heraeus is owned by its management, German multinational Heraeus, the Austrian Mint and Commerzbank (CBKG.DE).
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To date, GoCardless is used by more than 50,000 businesses worldwide, spanning multinational corporations to SMBs.
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So far this year, the dollar has been fairly weak, a boon for multinational companies' earnings.
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As the largest telecommunications manufacturer in the world, Huawei is one of China's leading multinational companies.
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These multinational corporations state that this policy is harmful to the position of US firms aboard.
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The multinational sanctions regime that she cobbled together helped pull Iran's government to the bargaining table.
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Small domestic companies tend to be far less reliant on foreign sales than large multinational corporations.
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The multinational operations of the Islamic State can be countered only by cross-border security cooperation.
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Not long ago, he spoke with the C.E.O. and the general counsel of a multinational corporation.
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The graph below shows how multinational corporations are sidestepping the impact of US tariffs in China.
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Warren said the biggest beneficiaries of the GOP plan will be large banks and multinational corporations.
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What size firms are likely to be tighter cronies, small independent companies or large multinational conglomerates?
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"The multinational companies hold enormous economic and political power in post-independence African countries," he says.
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The multinational enterprise has simply moved assets from one affiliate entity's pocket to another affiliate's pocket.
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The worst tax dodgers are the multinational companies, especially in the high-tech and pharmaceutical industries.
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American diplomacy has been essential to multinational agreements on trade, climate, regional security and arms control.
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It runs the gamut from multinational companies' deploying enormous dredges to villagers toting shovels and buckets.
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It will also provide these ventures with access to multinational corporations at all stages of development.
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In the year to Thursday's close, the multinational dairy company had gained more than 280 percent.
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Almost twenty years ago, over 10,000 multinational, coordinated attacks targeted companies protesting the Cologne G8 summit.
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PARIS — There are denunciations of "speciesism," of multinational corporations, capitalism, G.M.O.s, the police and nuclear power.
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What unites the laundry list of the alt-right's enemies — illegal immigrants, feminists, multinational corporations etc.
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Now I think there's an appalling lack of concern sometimes in the boardroom of multinational corporations.
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Member States cannot give selective tax benefits to multinational groups that are not available to others.
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It was almost funny that something like this could occur today in a major multinational city.
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Companies that produce products globally aren't the only ones who benefit from these multinational value chains.
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We will also "catalyze" action to achieve better outcomes in multinational forums and when signing treaties.
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It argued that such multinational agreements subverted the power of individual governments to control national borders.
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Nearly half of those surveyed are multinational companies, while 76% of the total are in manufacturing.
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These language studies allowed him to snag a job at a French multinational company in Osaka.
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Ms. Zezza, a former multinational manager, founded the country's first shared work space with day care.
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I think she'd be an astronaut or running a multinational corporation or a champion Nascar driver.
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The Senate is also including a provision to prevent large multinational corporations from stashing profits overseas.
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Numerous multinational tech companies, including Apple, have seen their supply chains disrupted since the coronavirus outbreak.
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The firm said the recent pullback in the multinational semiconductor company creates an attractive entry point.
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In the multinational battle against the terrorist group Boko Haram, Chad's army is a feared force.
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Ireland fears that such a decision could make it a less attractive place for multinational companies.
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The Pentagon is scaling back a multinational military exercise in Africa amid concerns over the coronavirus.
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Such regulatory gaps expose how multinational corporations can take advantage of the vulnerabilities in government oversight.
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But Democrats must do so in a way that will help American workers, not multinational corporations.
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The first is Bruce Hummer, the chief executive of a multinational corporation called Duotron Lindsey International.
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"The Ford decision shows how flexible multinational companies are in terms of geography," Mr. Ross said.
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As a multinational commerce platform with over one million businesses in approximately 175 countries, Shopify, Inc.
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As worldwide upheaval confronts chieftains of multinational companies, Mr. Flannery has been dealt a better hand.
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Invesco's Kristina Hooper expects a majority of multinational companies to turn more optimistic this earnings season.
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Hypermarcas sold its cosmetics and consumer products units to multinational companies over the last two years.
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But the publicity surrounding the charges I faced may have spooked the agency's multinational staff members.
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N) executive Katherine Adams, who will take over Apple's multinational legal battle against Qualcomm Inc (QCOM.
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Multinational corporations are responsible for a majority of world trade and, by definition, transcend national boundaries.
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The family's multinational mega-corporation has collapsed, and its space-based villa has fallen into disrepair.
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BASF, the German multinational that is the world's largest chemicals company, has invested heavily in China.
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It's a race against intense local and multinational pressures to extract quick cash from the land.
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And it would address the tendency of multinational companies to leave money in foreign bank accounts.
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We have said that we're going to be a multibillion dollar, multinational company within 10 years.
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"The ongoing, multinational, multicontinental behavior of Iranian malign activity leaves no room for indecision," he said.
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So what does it say that a multinational corporation has aligned itself with a social movement?
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The French multinational Vivendi closed the day 5.2 percent higher after presenting its second-quarter results.
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It's also the latest chapter in the long multinational saga that is the Bombardier C Series.
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Willens described it as a punitive provision, designed to discourage multinational U.S. companies from earning income outside of the U.S. and encourage them to earn income inside the U.S. It looks to apply a minimum tax rate on multinational companies that operate in low-tax jurisdictions.
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She argues that the American tax system is biased against the United States-based multinational because it has to pay $35 billion in tax to bring $100 billion home from overseas, while the foreign multinational does not have to pay to invest in the United States.
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MULTINATIONAL FIRMS have come a long way in the decades since the emergence of supply-chain management.
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Akamai's client, a multinational hospitality company, was hit with traffic from hundreds of thousands of IP addresses.
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Previously, many multinational companies in the region used Dubai as a base to do business with Qatar.
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The multinational earnings announcement fell short on revenue, comparable store sales and its full-year 2017 forecast.
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It presents an ethical question for brands: Are multinational corporations simply preying on cultural pressures for profit?
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"We should promote the establishment of a multinational, democratic and transparent global internet governance system," it said.
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Both spread quickly, and both hit high-profile targets like large multinational companies and critical infrastructure providers.
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BAE said Greve has 30 years experience with large multinational organisations in the oil and gas industry.
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Co-founder Craig Leppan cannot disclose the client's name, but says it is a large multinational company.
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Multinational insurance coverage is often cumbersome because of a maze of international regulations, paperwork, and payment terms.
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He also ran a vast, multinational ring of state trading companies that generated income for the North.
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Multinationals' profits are falling and the flow of new multinational investment has been declining relative to GDP.
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It suggests setting a minimum tax rate on multinational firms that consistently book low profits in Britain.
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Sarah was in a senior leadership position in PR at a multinational company when she became pregnant.
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Other companies with multinational operations have warned investors that the coronavirus spread is impacting its financial results.
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And so, an SFA system would merely require that multinational companies finally play by the same rules.
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As a result, actual deployment of the new strategies by multinational corporations is still likely months off.
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Chad's capital, N'Djamena, is the headquarters of the five-country Multinational Joint Task Force battling Boko Haram.
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These partnerships, of course, are designed to only further the increasing reach and scope of multinational conglomerates.
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Multinational companies operating in Egypt in particular have been hit by the devaluation of the Egyptian pound.
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In the Netherlands Mr Klaver has made tax avoidance by multinational corporations one of his signature issues.
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They calculate the effect of tax-shifting – multinational companies moving profit from high- to low-tax jurisdictions.
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Corporate venture arms of multinational giants such as Chinese firm Baidu see a big opportunity in Brazil.
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Last September Olam, a multinational agribusiness firm listed in Singapore, opened two large feed mills in Nigeria.
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Scotland increasingly feels like a different country rather than just a distinctive part of a multinational kingdom.
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Multinational firms have found that global sprawl burns money and that local rivals often eat them alive.
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Since 2010 there have been seizures in the Arabian Sea by an American-led multinational naval force.
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BAE said Greve has 30 years experience with large multinational organizations in the oil and gas industry.
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What we're hearing: There's been growing interest in the space from clients at multinational investment firm UBS.
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In its 2018 annual report, the multinational named plastic packaging as a "principal risk" to its business.
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Multinational companies willing to transfer staff from other offices have the option of the L-1 visa.
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Foreign currency earnings of U.S. multinational companies are worth less in dollars when the currency is stronger.
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But for others, the multinational giants are seen as having used complex accounting to sidestep corporate taxes.
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Ireland's Data Protection Commission is currently conducting 20 investigations into multinational companies over possible breaches of GDPR.
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Indeed, his talent stems from a uniquely Egyptian milieu: the multinational cosmopolitanism of 1940s Alexandria and Cairo.
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"[T]hese battalions will be robust and they will be multinational," NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said.
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Recently, a multinational team of Israelis, Palestinians and Georgians worked gingerly, using detectors and armored mechanized equipment.
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Harmonising norms on how multinational firms are taxed would give countries greater command over their public finances.
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Trump's vision has up-ended a consensus favoring multinational trade pacts whose regional champion is now China.
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Out of 21 multinational training drills in 2015, the Serbian military participated in only two with Russia.
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On the right, the multinational chain store sucking profits out of the community and exploiting their workers.
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It has been a stalwart contributor to the multinational naval force policing the seas off Somalia's coast.
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Non-operator landlords, such as hedge funds and multinational corporations, own 80 percent of this rented farmland.
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Shares of multinational giant 3M dropped 6.83 percent Tuesday after the company lowered its 14.53 earnings guidance.
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"We were colonized by a multinational company, so we were suspicious of foreign capital," Mr. Guha said.
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Big multinational corporations are dodging $2023 billion in taxes on $2.6 trillion in profits they've stashed offshore.
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Four multinational battalions of about 1,000 troops each will be stationed in Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania and Poland.
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Mr Trump stopped short of the most drastic step: declaring Iran in breach of the multinational agreement.
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They argue large-cap U.S. stocks are multinational in revenue and market exposure and that is enough.
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More recently, the Commission said it was investigating whether the U.K. shielded multinational companies from tax avoidance.
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Multinational companies like Nike (NKE), Apple (AAPL) and Boeing (BA) dominate the S&P 500 and Dow.
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Multinational corporations have set up headquarters in Britain, using those bases to serve customers across the Continent.
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For decades, big multinational companies have used Britain as their business-friendly, English-speaking beachhead to Europe.
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Multinational enterprises come to every jurisdiction, including the United States, with a toolbox of tax planning techniques.
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There is, Buruma went on, a common anxiety about the effects of globalism, multinational corporate power, immigration.
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Probably one of the more recognizable companies, Airbus is a multinational aerospace corporation that designs aerospace products,
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The Commission is expected to issue rulings that affect other U.S. multinational companies in the coming months.
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General Mills is a multinational food manufacturer with more than 100 brands in more than 100 countries.
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Some multinational corporations — most notably General Electric — are harnessing the prevailing political winds by implementing localization strategies.
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Multinational companies say labor costs now are only one factor they consider when deciding where to manufacture.
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At the other end of the spectrum, multinational corporations are taking advantage of aggressive international tax planning.
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It believes it must protect a tax regime that has attracted many multinational employers to the country.
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"That's a tough way to run things," one executive at a large multinational electronics company told Axios.
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New EU rules are expected to affect all multinational firms with more than $850 million in sales.
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Since then, he's battled it out with multinational toy companies for shelf space in big box stores.
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But the relationship between a worker and the multinational conglomerate they work for is far from equal.
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The Quantico actress explained exactly why calling the multinational industry "Bollywood" is a stereotype she won't use.
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UST Global is a multinational digital and tech services firm, but it is not your average unicorn.
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Toward the end of July, the US launched a multinational maritime security effort known as Operational Sentinel.
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Some multinational companies have moved factory production away from China, shifting work to Vietnam, Bangladesh and Mexico.
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The Finland-based multinational is using IBM's Watson software to constantly monitor the performance of its machines.
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The two companies are locked in a multinational legal dispute over the Qualcomm's licensing terms to Apple.
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Going forward, the tax code will be more profitable for multinational companies based in the United States.
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And the United States will loosen its potentially devastating punishments against Huawei, China's most successful multinational company.
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By courting multinational companies, building roads and streamlining the state bureaucracy, Mr. Modi oversaw a stunning boom.
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How do you get a big multinational company to buy into such a dramatic change in strategy?
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"It's the consummate example of how multinational firms win on both sides of the border," he said.
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In 2016, there were 1,310 subsidiaries of British multinational companies based in the Netherlands employing 114,000 people.
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His multinational religious sect attracted young Japanese elite who had grown disenchanted with the country's material prosperity.
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Those from Britain, Germany and the Netherlands, he added, typically work for multinational companies in the area.
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NATO's Allied Rapid Reaction Corps (ARRC) is a multinational warfighting corps based at Gloucester in southwest England.
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This New America, Greenberg continues, is ever more racially blended and multinational, more secular and religiously pluralistic.
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Magellan captained a multinational crew on a journey that was chronicled by an Italian scholar, Antonio Pigafetta.
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As with Chapter 19, opponents of the provisions argue they infringe on sovereignty which benefits multinational corporations.
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It is an important part of President Xi's massive multinational One Belt One Road economic development plan.
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The G5 Sahel heads of state already called for the creation of a multinational force last year.
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One good example of a foreign commodity play: Royal Dutch Shell, the multinational oil and energy giant.
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The dam belonged to multinational mining giant Vale S.A., the largest iron ore producer in the world.
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Fuentes previously was president of multinational footwear and fashion accessory manufacturer and retailer BATA in Latin America.
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Anand Mahindra, CEO of multinational conglomerate Mahindra Group, pointed to the IMF's 2021 projection for the country.
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Philanthropic support for museums sometimes comes from multinational corporations, like Unilever, that have profited from colonial rule.
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More than $613 trillion, all of it earned by American multinational corporations, sit idly in foreign banks.
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Bullock then hit back against FATF, the multinational group that had slammed Delaware as a secrecy haven.
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It has deployed multinational battlegroups into the three Baltic states and Poland and committed to improved readiness.
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"This wasn't simply the action of some faceless, multinational corporation," said Sally Q. Yates, deputy attorney general.
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While affected communities will see a decrease in their quality of life, multinational corporations are seeing profits.
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The government also said in July that Ethiopia will award two telecoms licences to multinational mobile companies.
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Trump withdrew the U.S. from the multinational Iran nuclear deal, which the Obama administration negotiated in 2015.
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Multinational firms with operations in Shenzhen and Silicon Valley cannot use the same IOT systems in both.
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They include the British government, The Guardian, the pharmaceutical company GSK and the French advertising multinational Havas.
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Large areas of the global economy are now on divergent paths, creating more uncertainty for multinational companies.
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Major multinational companies, including Exxon Mobil, BP and General Motors, are members of the Climate Leadership Council.
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Amelie is a cybersecurity professional for the federal government; she formerly worked for a multinational entertainment conglomerate.
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He had begun working at the firm, a multinational security service company headquartered in London, in 2007.
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His "America First" vision has upset a traditional consensus favoring multinational trade pacts that China now champions.
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The marketing heft of multinational corporations is behind the products, and they're engineered to get people hooked.
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But the moment you have a physical presence — and the moment we got taken over by a multinational [HMA was acquired by AVG in 2015] we suddenly had to think about these things far more, because suddenly we were part of a multinational with offices in all these countries.
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French multinational Veolia and then Ondeo, a subsidiary of French multinational Suez, then took it in turn to cash in but the water system, both its infrastructure and its finances, were left, decades later, in an even worse shape than during the crisis that had encouraged Rosselló's privatization efforts.
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In addition, being good capitalists, they support free trade and anything else that multinational corporations might wish for.
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Meng faces U.S. accusations that she misled multinational banks about Huawei's control of a company operating in Iran.
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In this life, fake Alex was landing top jobs at multinational corporations and consultancy firms – most notably Airbus.
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View jobs Ranking as the top tech employer in India this year is multinational computer software company Adobe.
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As a candidate, Trump promised to end America's participation in big multinational trade deals and expensive foreign wars.
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The proposal is designed with digital companies in mind, but also has major implications for traditional multinational corporations.
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Both projects have been structured as if the developers were small and agile start-ups, not a multinational.
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In 2020, does it seem like Democrats will love extremely wealthy white men who have run multinational corporations?
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New developments like this one largely serve IT workers for nearby multinational companies like Cisco, Intel, and Walmart.
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The French multinational wants to install seat back screens so big they make an iPad Pro look tiny.
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PricewaterhouseCoopers, a multinational professional services firm, estimates the industry generated up to $1.64 billion in revenue in 2015.
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Trump's views on trade, tariffs and multinational trade deals were set in stone long before he became president.
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Frustrations with cost reverberate across the board, among representatives of multinational energy firms, banks, universities and technology firms.
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Multinational companies, the agents behind global integration, were already in retreat well before the populist revolts of 2016.
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The Australian Tax Office (ATO) has increased scrutiny over how much tax multinational companies operating in Australia pay.
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The authors surveyed interactions between colleagues in two unnamed multinational companies which had switched to open-plan offices.
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The foreign currency earnings of U.S. multinational companies are worth less in dollars when the dollar is stronger.
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They are also increasingly citizens of a global economy, sending their best graduates to work for multinational companies.
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The multinational energy giant released a joint statement on the plan with the shareholder group Climate Action 100+.
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By one recent estimate, close to 40% of multinational profits are shifted to low-tax countries each year.
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Wichita also happens to be the headquarters of Koch Industries, the Koch brothers' multinational chemical and energy company.
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A decade ago GE, a giant multinational, bought a $150m stake in a new venture with the channel.
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JVP built its center in downtown Manhattan hoping to connect tech startups with investors, multinational companies and universities.
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WHO director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said a multinational WHO-led team would go to China "very soon" .
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So while multinational firms may fight back against this part of Sanders's proposal, smaller firms may welcome it.
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Many American-based multinational companies have invested heavily in China, and depend on it for their supply chains.
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The Stockholm-based startup is backed by German multinational media company Bauer Media Group and SparkLabs Global Ventures.
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Although some smaller firms have toyed with them, Disney is the only other big multinational to use one.
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One crop production solution creating opportunities for investors, entrepreneurs and multinational companies is vertical farming, aka plant factories.
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Countless multinational companies followed Apple by investing in Cork, and today the local economy is stronger than ever.
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These giant multinational corporations, they're not patriotic, they don't have any loyalty to this country, to these workers.
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"For decades, big multinational corporations have bought and lobbied their way into dictating Americas trade policy," Warren said.
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The Gurugram-based startup typically works with large multinational companies to help them manage relationships with their suppliers.
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Many large U.S. multinational companies do the same thing, arguing that U.S. corporate tax rates are too high.
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The music industry is run by multinational corporations who are driven by the bottom line — not Twitter activism.
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For fans of brawling between multinational tech companies it seems as though this fight is far from over.
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The antagonists remain the same this time round—billionaires, especially President Donald Trump; multinational companies; bad trade deals.
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U.S. prosecutors have accused her of misleading multinational banks about Huawei's control of a company operating in Iran.
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The new tariff couldn't come at a worse time for multinational semiconductor companies like Advanced Micro Devices & Nvidia.
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Mince pies, carrots and glasses of brandy are not a sound basis of remuneration for a multinational organisation.
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The measure targets three types of large multinational companies: social media platforms, internet search engines or online marketplaces.
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The rest is trade in which a multinational stands at one end of the transaction but not both.
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Today's advertisements are less aspirational, and about the simple ways a multinational corporation's beverage supports your everyday life.
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Meanwhile it continues to be business as usual for many of the richest multinational corporations in the world.
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Twelve multinational firms, their names kept confidential, had expressed interested in the stake, Cormagdalena said in a statement.
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There are two major problems for big, multinational companies, which are the majority of the S&P 500.
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Codacy customers range from small digital consultancy shops to large multinational corporations, and span multiple industries and geographies.
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Poland is about to host the largest multinational military exercises on its territory in more than a decade.
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We are fighting against multinational corporations — not our friends and family on the other side of the border.
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CNBC reported in February that Trian had acquired a $3.5 billion stake in the multinational consumer goods maker.
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Last month, a secret recording surfaced between Temer and the president of JBS, a multinational food processing company.
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Against this dreary backdrop, governments, multinational corporations and start-ups are looking to innovation and investments for solutions.
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Deepender Rana, Kantar Insight's Greater China chief executive, expects the country to increase its competition with multinational companies.
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Today, the big multinational and multibillion dollar music labels will share their sob stories with members of Congress.
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French multinational oil and gas company Total is one of the seven major oil businesses in the world.
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That gave the OK to be more aggressive in owning big multinational company like Johnson & Johnson or PepsiCo.
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That mechanism, investor-state dispute settlement (ISDS), gives multinational companies outlandish sway over regulatory policies, including environmental protection.
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Instead, he recommends that investors craving international exposure look to multinational U.S. companies or outright bets on commodities.
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The adjustments start making a difference around 1994, when American multinational corporations began rapidly expanding their foreign operations.
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Valeant today is a multinational pharmaceutical company with strong organic growth, 21,000 employees, and 16 U.S. manufacturing facilities.
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Boycotts depend on the goodwill of multinational corporations, whose interests don't necessarily align with those of vulnerable people.
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Saudi Arabia has called for multinational companies to withdraw from Qatar, putting those firms in a difficult position.
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It's a small but growing field that has sparked the interest of some of the largest multinational companies.
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The ELN has about 2,000 combatants and opposes multinational companies, saying they seize natural resources without benefiting Colombians.
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The Stop Slavery Award was won last year by multinational tech companies Hewlett Packard Enterprise and NXP Semiconductors.
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Multinational companies (even those based in places such as Switzerland or Japan) are making it their corporate language.
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Today, of course, it is a multinational ecommerce giant, facilitating all manner of transactions in dozens of countries.
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The United States has provided the freedom and opportunity for multinational corporations and individuals to attain tremendous wealth.
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Paradoxically, these same forces promoted a whole array of tax exemptions, subsidies and extra protections for multinational investments.
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They will be in safe environments, locked down by huge multinational publishers who track their customers' every move.
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Also on the show: why African cities disappoint when it comes to living standards, and Venezuela's multinational nightmare.
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The biggest beneficiaries from the liberalisation of the global economy from 1980 onwards have been large multinational companies.
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Going up against a major multinational is not nearly as enjoyable as playing too loud in Carnegie Hall.
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Multinational businesses that have made Britain an important hub for their European and global operations are similarly concerned.
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The multinational technology company reported first quarter earnings, beating analyst expectations on both the top and bottom lines.
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In exiting the Iran deal, however, he is throwing away the leverage that only multinational action can bring.
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Additionally, in June the alliance agreed to deploy four multinational battalions in the three Baltic States and Poland.
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A strong dollar makes U.S. exports less competitive and eats away at profits for U.S.-based multinational firms.
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A little-known international arbitration system is gaining global power and allowing multinational corporations to sue entire countries.
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Caterpillar, along with other industrial, multinational names like Honeywell and 3M, has not acted well as of late.
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That means multinational entities are still managing to avoid paying the taxes that domestic companies continue to shoulder.
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Student loan interest would no longer be tax deductible, but multinational companies could deduct interest payments, he said.
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The former English teacher built a multinational e-commerce conglomerate that is now worth more than $20173 billion.
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The British multinational bank now points to cyclical factors rather than structural ones as driving the USD bounce.
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WE HAVE AS YOU KNOW A NUMBER OF CEOs FROM MULTINATIONAL COMPANIES WHO JOIN US HERE EVERY DAY.
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Tax havens are a popular, legal and often secret instrument for multinational corporations to move capital across borders.
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"Israel has an interest in building good bilateral relations that are then reflected in multinational forums," he added.
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Each multinational battalion will be in position for six months, but will not depart before replacements have arrived.
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In 2018, the Hong Kong government found that 1,530 multinational companies had established regional headquarters in the city.
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A provision allowing multinational corporations to challenge regulations and court rulings before special tribunals is drawing intense opposition.
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But many are willing to take the risk, citing trust in big multinational insurers working from the city.
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The plane's manifest is multinational and multilingual, with passengers rich and poor, young and old, civilian and military.
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German multinational company Merck Group is the world's oldest chemical and pharmaceutical business, having been founded in 1668.
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Macron said Monday that there are large multinational corporations who aren't paying taxes, which leads to economic instability.
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And in an era of sweeping consolidation, many smaller companies find themselves struggling to compete against multinational behemoths.
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The release date for this one is a bit elaborate, even in terms of multi-label, multinational releases.
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However, it is likely to face opposition from small countries that fear becoming less attractive to multinational firms.
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Such distortions, related to Ireland's large cluster of multinational companie, inflated GDP again for the last two years.
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The lead investor is multinational conglomerate Hinduja Group, with participation from family offices that haven't been disclosed yet.
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Infrastructure investment by multinational corporations declined for the third straight year in 2015, according to the United Nations.
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Pence was traveling on a multinational tour in the region, during which he sought to reaffirm U.S. alliances.
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According to the Friday BBC report, Britain's National Cyber Security Centre headed a multinational inquiry into the attacks.
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Multinational corporations pump money into political campaigns to influence tax policies that allow them to skirt paying taxes.
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A growing number of multinational companies have begun reviewing and sometimes tightening their travel policies on mainland China.
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This is what it means to be a multinational company addressing the problems of people and planet everywhere.
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Competition grew from both the arrival of new entrants and also acquisition moves by the multinational beer-makers.
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He cut short cooperation with the International Monetary Fund and boosted taxes on foreign banks and multinational corporations.
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Other reported victims include the multinational advertising firm WPP and Russian steel and oil companies, Evraz and Rosneft.
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Trump can't stand the EU -- it's just the kind of multinational organization that pools sovereignty that he abhors.
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After the financial crisis, many multinational manufacturers in Dongguan moved their factories to lower-cost countries like Vietnam.
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Because, among many other things, Rihanna's work is also relevant when explaining the importance of multinational trade partnerships.
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The indictment says Huawei's misrepresentations to the United States government and four multinational financial institutions began in 2007.
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There is a currently operating multinational firm that has this name, with interests in both textiles and machinery.
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Most look beyond Britain to the multinational elections for a new European Parliament that begin on May 23.
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He had been working in book distribution for large multinational companies in Puerto Rico, like Walmart and Walgreens.
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Most of the hotel's guests are attached to the government, multinational companies and Chinese involved in various projects.
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The Chinese military participated in the multinational exercise, called the Rim of the Pacific, in 2014 and 2016.
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Thrift is the order of the day, along with worries about multinational companies' paring their investments in Britain.
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Individual earners, small businesses, law firms, hedge funds, manufacturers and multinational corporations could all see dramatic tax cuts.
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Now operated by the multinational defense contractor QinetiQ, the station is mainly used as a radar-tracking outpost.
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And they belie Abe's stated goal of morphing Japan into a major financial center hospitable to multinational CEOs.
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Yareli Manning, owner of the Meatball Company truck, left a job at a multinational company in Austin, Tex.
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These are American jobs provided by the same multinational companies that CRRC claims are no different from itself.
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The Swiss-based multinational supplies power through high-voltage direct current technology into cities and consumers, Voser explained.
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The minister, Gabriel Obiang Lima, said they were jeopardising investments by multinational energy companies in Equatorial Guinea's oilfields.
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Big multinational companies should benefit the most from revenue and profit gains in their overseas businesses, he said.
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However, the multinational oil firm said an impairment charge and higher costs had resulted in a pretax loss.
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Lastly, the bill answers our huge problem of multinational company profit shifting by increasing the incentive to offshore.
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The U.S. has a 35-percent corporate tax rate that applies to multinational companies' domestic and foreign income.
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While Brazil is a base for many multinational automakers, CAOA is the rare manufacturer to be locally owned.
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Let's collect all the taxes due from multinational corporations and use those resources to build a stronger nation.
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Multinational US companies could feel some pain as profits in foreign currencies could shrink given the dollar's strength.
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A CEO of a multinational global company can't say what to do, you've got to plant the flag.
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In partnership with Ecpat, AccorHotels, a French multinational hotel group, set up an employee training program in 28.
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That's because there's good reason for multinational companies to keep avoiding China as they rework their supply chains.
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Sunrise opposes the deal on the grounds that it constitutes a "huge win" for multinational fossil-fuel companies.
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Matamoros, the city across from Brownsville, is home to the Gulf Cartel, a violent multinational drug trafficking organization.
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Juan Manuel Almanza, who leads a multinational Spanish-speaking church called Centro de Adoración Familiar in Henderson, Nev.
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"Faceless multinational corporations don't commit crimes; flesh-and-blood people commit crimes," Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates said.
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Multinational companies like Coke typically get hit by dollar strength because it lowers the value of international revenue.
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The new rules build on the country's Multinational Anti-Avoidance Law that came into force early this year.
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But more than that, fast-casuals split the difference between chef-driven restaurants and multinational fast-food outlets.
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Israel is home to more than 250 multinational R&D centres, including Google, Facebook, Apple, Microsoft and Intel.
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Kumar said several local and multinational companies had shown interest in the mines, but declined to identify them.
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As befits a sprawling, globe-girdling story of historic transformation, "The Lehman Brothers" has an intricate, multinational pedigree.
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In Europe, Ivideon employs 150 people, and Philips, the Dutch multinational, sells a camera powered by its technology.
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Corporate tax receipts have more than doubled since 2012, mainly boosted by Ireland's large cluster of multinational firms.
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But nobody has really considered the impact of a multinational corporation like Amazon issuing its own digital currency.
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Another $3.5 million will go to UNICEF, the multinational body's children's agency, for vaccinations and fend off disease.
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Vestager has also focused on tax breaks that European Union countries have handed out to large, multinational corporations.
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Digital behemoths are hardly alone among multinational corporations gaming competition between different tax regimes to minimise their bill.
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Banks and multinational corporations based in Barcelona have begun the process of relocating their headquarters elsewhere in Spain.
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At issue is a so-called excess profits tax break given to multinational companies that move businesses to Belgium.
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Corporate skullduggery is a pretty prevalent feature in most of your work, whether it's Multinational United, Armadyne, or Tetravaal.
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But then we get to the heart of why these streaming services are so attractive to multinational entertainment corporations.
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Rescuers found the boys after 10 days and a multinational rescue operation to extract the boys is still ongoing.
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That doesn't bode well for science—especially in a world where the biggest discoveries come from collaborative, multinational teams.
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The ministers said: - We are determined that the EU should establish the world's first multinational border and coast guard.
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Multinational companies have for decades relied on the ability to freely transport goods between the United States and Mexico.
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The United States, moreover, was just one market in what investigators soon realized was a multinational reign of fraud.
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Schumer said Trump's decision to withdraw from the multinational Iran nuclear deal was a factor in increasing gas prices.
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The builder and designer of the proposed new reactors is Westinghouse, a bankrupt unit of Japanese multinational Toshiba Corp.
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So we must turn towards those multinational institutions like the UN and NATO that encourage international cooperation and partnership.
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Hackers launch ransomware worms that tear across the globe in a matter of hours, paralyzing massive multinational infrastructure companies.
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In eight out of ten sectors, multinational firms have expanded their aggregate sales more slowly than their domestic peers.
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But the retreat of the multinational cannot bring back all the jobs that the likes of Mr Trump promise.
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As multinational tech companies, AT&T and IBM have all the capacity they need to offer substantial training programmes.
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Diageo, the multinational company that owns Guinness, says that its silver bullets make some 13,000 border crossings a year.
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Over a long career, Mr Kuczynski has been an investment banker, a multinational business manager and a public servant.
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They are frequently part of multinational groups and they constantly benchmark themselves against other frontier companies across the globe.
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That is why we need to unite and raise our common voice against the multinational corporations, capitalism, and globalization.
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What happens when a large, multinational electronics company shows up in rural Wisconsin and cuts a major development deal?
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The trade war and global slowdown are combining to trigger a sharp drawdown in profits for U.S. multinational companies.
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The seizure has heightened tension between Iran and Britain, which is a party to Iran's 2015 multinational nuclear deal.
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Dozens have been arrested in connection with the attacks as part of a massive, multinational investigation, which remains ongoing.
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Top holdings in the ETF include the Mexican telecommunications giant America Movil and multinational beverage company Fomento Economico Mexicano.
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Bolloré is bigger than almost any other multinational firm in Africa, where it has done business for 80 years.
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Trump's plan creates jobs and wealth for all Americans rather than serving the interests of nominally American multinational firms.
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"This measure will ensure large multinational businesses make a fair contribution to supporting vital public services," the legislation said.
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Qatar, Abu Dhabi and Oman rushed to buy stakes in the Bahraini company, forming a multinational carrier: Gulf Air.
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New York (CNN Business)A slowing global economy is hitting 3M just like many other big American multinational firms.
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In October 2014, Unilever, the multinational food titan, sued Hampton Creek, a small food-technology company, for false advertising.
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"Barcelona kneels before the showcase of capital controlled by the multinational cell-phone giant," one English-language leaflet said.
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Necco, which calls itself the oldest continuously operating candy company in the U.S., couldn't keep pace with multinational competitors.
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Multinational companies are able to avoid tax because there are so few generally agreed principles of cross-border taxation.
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And more generally, trade-protectionist policies were supposed to harm large multinational companies while perhaps helping small domestic ones.
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However, Straight Path said Tuesday that it received an offer from a "multinational telecommunications company" that topped AT&T's.
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So we must turn towards those multinational institutions like the U.N. and NATO that encourage international cooperation and partnership.
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The United States began reimposing sanctions against Iran after withdrawing in May from a multinational 2015 Iran nuclear accord.
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Both private entrepreneurs and multinational organizations like the U.N. have devoted more attention but limited resources to the problem.
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As for the taxes claim: Peter Comey is employed in some capacity by DLA Piper - a multinational law firm.
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This is despite the existence of a multinational military force of 8,700 soldiers set up to fight the insurgents.
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Multinational institutions might also one day be able to ding Iran for non-nuclear related offenses like supporting Hezbollah.
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"A multinational search to find an Argentine submarine remains fruitless more than a week after it vanished," CNN reports.
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O'Leary attributed the outperformance largely to the boost to trade from the heavy presence of multinational companies in Ireland.
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Norris, who calls for production cuts from OPEC, sees opportunity in the multinational oil and gas company Exxon Mobil.
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Amnesty contacted 2000 multinational companies listed as customers of the battery makers, based on investor documents and public records.
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One category titled "Greener Cabin, Health, Safety and Environment" went to the European multinational for its "Re-trolley" concept.
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Rouhani brokered the deal with then-US President Barack Obama in 2015, alongside other world leaders and multinational groups.
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Mike Gregoire is the chief executive officer of CA Technologies, a multinational tech company headquartered in New York City.
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Meng, 46, faces U.S. accusations that she misled multinational banks about Huawei's control of a company operating in Iran.
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"All of us… we're pursuing the same thing," said a prominent healthcare executive at a multinational medical device manufacturer.
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Antitrust actions by the European Union mattered as much to multinational firms as decisions by the U.S. Justice Department.
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It's time we ensure that multinational companies pay what they owe just like their wholly domestic counterparts already do.
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Second, the ground operations of U.S. multinational firms are just as mobile as their Japanese counterparts in the '80s.
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The company has demonstrated an ability to attract large multinational corporations and reputable local companies to its business parks.
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That situation left European multinational companies vulnerable to punishment from Washington if they continued to do business with Iran.
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The nation has committed to buy the F-22019A variant under the U.S.-led, multinational Joint Strike Fighter program.
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Willis Towers Watson, a risk management and multinational advisory company, was recently upgraded by Wells Fargo analysts to outperform.
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More than 50 multinational companies are moving production out of China, including Apple, Nintendo and Dell, CNBC previously reported.
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When asked about Israeli tech's future, Barak raised two topics: brain drain and the lack of big multinational companies.
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In the market for launching large, geostationary communications satellites, the main SpaceX rival is Arianespace, a French multinational company.
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Facial recognition technology enabled by artificial intelligence provides a powerful tool for international efforts against networked multinational terrorist groups.
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Domestic U.S. businesses urgently need a Sales Factor Apportionment system to gain a more level footing against multinational competitors.
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The nation has committed to buying the F-2628A variant under the U.S.-led, multinational Joint Strike Fighter program.
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While El Salvadorans live with strict water rationing, the US-based multinational Coca Cola remains immune to such rules.
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We included in our models another exclusive association of large multinational corporations — the World Business Council for Sustainable Development.
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Any observer of global affairs might note that broad, multinational agreements are difficult to negotiate and yet frequently toothless.
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Washington has also gone aggressively after file-sharing websites, with multinational cases against Kickass Torrents and The Pirate Bay.
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The stated mission of the multinational alliance is to fight terrorism but it is increasingly seen as anti-Iran.
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The United States is already leading a multinational coalition against the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL.
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Egypt's drugs market is 40 percent multinational - big suppliers include Pfizer, Novartis, GlaxoSmithKline and Sanofi - and 60 percent domestic.
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The opposition has criticised last year's move to scrap a 15 percent tax on dividends paid by multinational businesses.
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In this zone, multinational companies like Bunge Ltd, Cargill and Louis Dreyfus Commodities BV have crushing plants and ports.
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Slow approvals for new drugs are already a bugbear for multinational firms - despite China's pledges to speed up proceedings.
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However, he also has owned multinational businesses, including International Automotive Components Group (IAC), with 20 facilities in nine countries.
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A multinational company specialising in home improvement, from shower heads to door knobs to a range of cactus plants.
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Think about the message of Hewlett-Packard or Apple or Ben & Jerry's: Hey, we're not some big multinational company.
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Ms. Kessell gives the most intriguing performance in the sprawling multinational cast; it's too bad she's not around more.
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One recent operation involved 500 soldiers from Cameroon and Nigeria, and guidance from the multinational task force in Chad.
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A key provision of the reform plan calls for the repatriation of cash that multinational companies are holding overseas.
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I had taken on the telephone company, but I wasn't ready to go through that against a multinational again.
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Raise taxes on the foreign income of multinational corporations if they enter into vulnerable "joint ventures" with Chinese firms.
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Tencent's breakneck growth subsequently helped Naspers transform from a newspaper publisher into a multinational with private equity-style investments.
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Greek Cypriots, who run Cyprus' internationally recognized government, have licensed several offshore blocks to multinational energy companies for exploration.
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Chan has joined forces with multinational food company Hersing Culinary, the same company behind the Tim Ho Wan expansion.
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Competitive Environment: Pricing pressures due to intense competition from multinational, offshore (primarily India-based) and niche IT Services providers.
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Nor can WhatsApp offer any more time-limit opt-outs for sharing user data with its parent multinational, Facebook.
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Founded in 1910 as a family-owned operation, it was sold in 2016 to the multinational dairy corporation Lactalis.
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And there has been, for example, economic investments — multinational corporations coming to these places, displacing people from their land.
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And so Abdullah became a contract linguist employed by a multinational corporation and contracted to support US military forces.
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To thwart digital threats and phishing attacks, multinational corporations spend hundreds of thousands of dollars, at minimum, on security.
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American multinational corporations say the tax will wind up harming American companies and their consumers and drive up prices.
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Mr. Macron's business-friendly policies have lured Amazon, Facebook and other multinational companies to increase their investments in France.
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I had started, run and sold my first startup to a large multinational by the time I was 40.
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For example, British multinational companies can provide funds to Public Health England to train epidemiologists from Africa and Asia.
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That is squeezing multinational companies in sectors including electronics, consumer and luxury goods, aviation, infrastructure, tourism, entertainment, and hospitality.
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It also hampers efforts by nation-states, international agencies, nongovernmental organizations, multinational corporations and others to increase partnership efforts.
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The remaining 11 countries spent months renegotiating a pact and finally agreed to a sweeping multinational deal this year.
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As a small island nation, Ireland also believes strongly in multinational institutions like the European Union and United Nations.
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In its first decades, the P.R.C. tacitly acknowledged this past and proudly proclaimed its identity as a multinational state.
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There are also limited exceptions for transactions between foreign subsidiaries of U.S. multinational companies and transactions between S-corporations.
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Officials plan to award two telecoms licences to multinational mobile companies by April, Ethiopia's communications regulator said last year.
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In this multinational sample, almost 90 percent of the CPR attempts on patients over 80 involved non-shockable rhythms.
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Multinational corporations use it to shift their costs to high-tax countries and their profits to low-tax countries.
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The multinational technology company announced mixed fourth quarter financial results, reporting earnings of $9.70 on revenue of $32.32 billion.
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Multinational firm Atkins is responsible for the design of Dubai Opera, a 2,000-seat theater that opened in 2016.
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It also highlights what Snyder said was a multinational trafficking ring stretching from China to New York to Florida.
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Among her early projects was a book to commemorate the centennial of SHV, a multinational and private trading company.
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The index is mainly composed of multinational companies with large revenue exposure, and thus more sensitive to trade news.
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The need for some form of deference is magnified by its multinational jurisdiction, reviewing courts of the member states.
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Starwood Hotels & Resorts, the massive multinational with 1,300 properties in some 100 countries, signed three hotel deals in March.
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Today, she works in the Pentagon strengthening our cooperation with allies though US-NATO joint and multinational war planning.
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The nation has committed to buying the F-35A variant under the U.S.-led, multinational Joint Strike Fighter program.
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Pillar 2 of the OECD's project is focused on ensuring that multinational companies pay a minimum level of tax.
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The Asia Pacific region's air transport industry is booming, according to the chairman and CEO of French multinational Thales.
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You think multinational attempt, rather, build a coalition, will be better than what's going on with the Presidential Tweets.
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It was a case that the beef lobby, which is increasingly funded by huge, multinational corporations, was watching closely.
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Mr. Trump has said he was determined to get multinational companies to pay their American tax bills every year.
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Some 4,500 NATO troops are deployed as part of four multinational battle groups in Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland.
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But because, in encouraging that homogeneity, it locks English soccer — as opposed to the multinational Premier League — in stasis.
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Mr. Pilgrim retired in 2010, and the company is now controlled by a unit of JBS, a Brazilian multinational.
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They handled relatively low-risk logistics and infrastructure-related work as part of a larger multinational United Nations force.
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A spokesman in Bangkok, Noel Boivin, said in an email that the agency encouraged multinational intangible cultural heritage nominations.
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Nevertheless, officials have agreed to make it easier for multinational corporations to participate in manufacturing development programs in China.
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Multinational energy business Enel has announced that construction has begun on Wayra I, its first wind farm in Peru.
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A number of multinational troops, including African Union force, Somali forces and Kenyan soldiers, are also fighting the Shabab.
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The true common denominator, she found, is anti-globalism — deep suspicion of free trade, multinational business and global institutions.
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