The money I'm going to make from this multinational corporation.
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A multinational corporation was seeking his input on skin care.
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It wasn't some multinational corporation run by a diverse board of directors.
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A spokesman for Koch Industries, Charles and David Koch's multinational corporation in Wichita, Kan.
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"The Anarchy" is less concerned with the financial mechanics of the early multinational corporation.
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At the time, I was working in the tax planning department of a multinational corporation.
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"These families use their international relations like a multinational corporation would do," notes Mr Oonk.
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These models do not apply to the modern American multinational corporation, as several studies have found.
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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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I think she'd be an astronaut or running a multinational corporation or a champion Nascar driver.
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The first is Bruce Hummer, the chief executive of a multinational corporation called Duotron Lindsey International.
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So what does it say that a multinational corporation has aligned itself with a social movement?
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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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But nobody has really considered the impact of a multinational corporation like Amazon issuing its own digital currency.
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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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Disney is a huge multinational corporation that can only benefit from more girls and women wanting to enter these fields.
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" Goldman upgraded the aerospace and defense multinational corporation and said that previous headwinds are "both fully priced and now inflecting.
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Apple is now the highest-profile multinational corporation to warn that the economic slowdown in China could hurt its business.
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He or she can be a small business person, who does an enjoyable and authentic job, up against a multinational corporation.
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You have the best of operating structure but also the value add and presence of a large, multinational corporation in SAP.
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Before becoming secretary of state, Tillerson had spent years sitting at the very top of a massive multinational corporation, Exxon-Mobil.
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Earlier this year, residents began bringing suits against Murphy-Brown, the multinational corporation that owns most of North Carolina's largest hog farms.
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These limitations may well extend to your American company, too — if you work for a multinational corporation that also employs people in Europe.
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Running a multinational corporation with annual revenues north of $63 billion and a market cap of more than $153 billion is not easy.
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Boeing's reaction: The American multinational corporation said in a statement it was sending a team to provide technical assistance at the crash site.
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He bought local coffee retailer Starbucks in 1987, and the company became a multinational corporation by the time he stepped down last year.
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Like his North Carolina counterpart, rather than support his Native neighbors, Evers has instead chosen to side with the Canadian pipeline multinational corporation.
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She is not playing a Japanese person, she is playing a machine in a shell created by an American multinational corporation, in this case.
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The problem is that growth, as I said, if you're a multinational corporation, you may be growing, but that doesn't necessarily mean it's helping Americans.
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Her previous online business, The SweetSpot, a high-end group buying site, failed to take off, so she sold the platform to a multinational corporation.
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One compared it to a multinational corporation, with CEOs running their own subsidiaries with the only mandate being to make money for the parent company.
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Could a recipe on a Pinterest board really deliver anything on par with what experts working in a lab for a multinational corporation can make?
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Could a recipe on a Pinterest board really deliver anything on par with what experts working in a lab for a multinational corporation can make?
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When your grandparents advised, "Don't put all of your eggs in one basket," they probably weren't referring to commercial insurance coverage for a multinational corporation.
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Why would any multinational corporation pay the new 21 percent rate when it could use the new "global minimum" loophole to pay half of that?
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Our system protects the smallest big-thinking visionary in their developmental infancy and the multinational corporation alike — not to suggest the playing field is always even.
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Congress should be fighting for the health and environmental interest of Americans and their children instead of safeguarding the ill-gotten profits of one multinational corporation.
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If you're a multinational corporation processing the personal data of EU citizens those sorts of figures probably send some rather large shivers down the CEO's spine.
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It was a busy day in Zurich for ABB, with a slew of headlines from the multinational corporation which operates in robotics, and power and automation technologies.
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On a major label, fledgling artists may feel constrained by the demands of a multinational corporation—or neglected, as executives cater to dozens of high-profile acts.
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But while he finds himself, entirely accidentally, freeing the slaves of a fantastical food-manufacturing multinational corporation—RuptureFarms—he's an everyman, unremarkable and inconspicuous in a crowd.
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It's about a girl who befriends a genetically modified "super pig" named Okja, and tries to rescue it when the multinational corporation that developed it wants her back.
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In fact, Philips Healthcare (nee Philips Medical Systems) comprises a big chunk of the multinational corporation, providing some serious industrial equipment for hospitals, from CT scanners to defibrillators.
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The trial witnesses, who included some of Guzman's top lieutenants, a communications engineer and a onetime mistress, described how he built a sophisticated organization resembling a multinational corporation.
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In addition to the beer companies, Diageo, a multinational corporation that sells liquor, wine and beer, has said that it will begin putting calorie counts on its products.
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The witnesses, who included some of Guzman's top lieutenants, a communications engineer and a onetime mistress, described how he built a sophisticated organization reminiscent of a multinational corporation.
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For nearly two decades, Mario had been living out of his suitcase, traveling extensively for his corporate job as the director of international finance at a multinational corporation.
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"We're not looking at it as some faceless multinational corporation, but recognizing that companies can only act through flesh-and-blood people," Ms. Yates said in the interview.
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This kind of collective rallying power against a multinational corporation would be commendable — if not for the very fact that the Note7 is a ticking time bomb, of course.
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The billionaire says that he was able to build the multinational corporation because he didn't focus on the negative aspects of other airlines and what they were doing wrong.
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It eliminates a perceived risk to the Nation's cybersecurity and, in so doing, has the secondary effect of foreclosing one small source of revenue for a large multinational corporation.
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A Walmart greeter who welcomed customers to the store, Ms. Dukes was portrayed as the epitome of a low-paid female retail worker taking on a huge multinational corporation.
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Not long ago, I watched "The Founder," the movie about the businessman Ray Kroc, who mutated McDonald's from a family-owned restaurant into the global multinational corporation it is today.
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My hope is for an India where an immigrant can aspire to found a prosperous start-up or lead a multinational corporation benefitting Indian society and the economy at large.
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My hope is for an India where an immigrant can aspire to found a prosperous start-up or lead a multinational corporation benefiting Indian society and the economy at large.
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The webcasts center on contemporary land issues for the Inuit as their island is again under threat, this time from a multinational corporation planning to build a railroad and supertanker route.
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Walmart, being such a huge, multinational corporation with a stock of a wide variety of items, seems to be in a unique position to have a tangible effect on the region.
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Now she was here as Sol Dominion's representative; she stepped forward with the assurance that having a multinational corporation behind her in the face of a small-town sheriff gave her.
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Hacène Belmessous, whose book "The New French Happiness, or The World According to Disney" is a study of Val d'Europe, criticises it as a privatised space run by a multinational corporation.
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The domineering patriarch of the Roy family and CEO of the enormous multinational corporation Waystar Royco played by Brian Cox, Logan is the terrifying cipher at the heart of HBO's Succession.
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These are citizens of the world… The problem is that growth as I said, if you're a multinational corporation, you may be growing but that doesn't necessarily mean it's helping Americans.
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The pig is the physical and intellectual property of a multinational corporation, and as such she's destined not only for the usual slaughter but also for crass and cynical commercial exploitation.
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The five victims in the indictment are identified as "a well known socialite and entertainer," the CEO of a multinational corporation, a high-ranking government official, plus two residents of New Jersey.
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It's the kind of business she likes to imagine as the "P&G of weed," referring to Procter and Gamble, the multinational corporation that owns such brands as Gillette, Pampers, and Tide.
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But the United States is now being sued for $15 billion by TransCanada, the owner of the pipeline, because NAFTA bars governments from taking actions that limit the profits of a multinational corporation.
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These possible associations allow us to read the sea serpent as a surrogate for the multinational corporation that seeks to exploit untapped markets and exert sustained influence abroad, like the empires of old.
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"If you're a multinational corporation who has, say, an operation in Reynosa, and your ability to operate is being impacted, you might question your desire to maintain that plant there," Mr. Contreras said.
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Kevin Self is senior vice president for strategy, business development and government affairs at Schneider Electric, a French multinational corporation that specialises in energy management and automation solutions, spanning hardware, software and services.
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The multinational corporation that owns brands like Dove, Simple Skincare, and Vaseline helped the Seoul-based brand develop a product line specifically for the American shopper that is available at Target and Amazon.
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And so political outrage is distilled into slogans that get printed on T-shirts that direct our attention away from politics and send us clicking through the virtual racks of a multinational corporation.
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A multinational corporation can route its global sales through Ireland, pay royalties to its Dutch subsidiary and then funnel income to its Bermudian subsidiary — taking advantage of Bermuda's corporate tax rate of zero.
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For example, they refer to a Vietnam-based woman who quit her job at a bank and secured a data entry job for a multinational corporation where she made four times her previous salary.
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To attend the World Economic Forum, one typically has to be an influential celebrity, a wealthy financier or a top leader of a large institution — a country, perhaps, or at least a multinational corporation.
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That kind of detail — that a multinational corporation like Nestlé gets its milk from cows like Carlos's — is enough to fascinate me, so I was happy to hear my father enjoyed it as well.
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Her children are grown now, but for the better part of 30 years she was a working mom growing the WWE from a regional wrestling promotion to the billion-dollar multinational corporation it is today.
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Even though its US rival was far smaller than Unilever — a multinational corporation with annual sales of €52.7bn and 168,000 employees — Kraft Heinz could still afford a debt-fuelled acquisition of the Anglo-Dutch company.
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By the time its first Manhattan storefront opened on the Upper West Side a decade later, the city had entered the age of the multinational corporation, when everything distinct and unique had become a commodity.
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The lack of specifics was too much for one head of a multinational corporation, who complained at a business forum that he had no idea what to expect from Trump, a New York real estate developer.
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Indonesia and Malaysia produce about 85% of the world's palm oil; other production nations include Thailand, Colombia, Nigeria, Papua New Guinea and Ecuador, according to a report produced by Sime Darby (PDF), a Malaysia-based multinational corporation.
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AACE was the brainchild of Yukong Zhao, a middle-aged immigrant from China who formerly worked as a director of global planning for a large multinational corporation in Florida and is now AACE's president, a volunteer position.
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Again: How significant is the difference between a foreign government seeking to shape our government to its liking, and a huge, multinational corporation that happens to be located in the United States trying to do the same?
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In my 35 years working with companies, I have repeatedly been struck by the transformational impact that a single individual can have on a business, even on a massive multinational corporation with hundreds of thousands of employees.
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The good people of A3, the California-flavored startup-within-a-multinational-corporation at Airbus, calls it a "low fidelity aircraft," but I'll level with you: Its latest experiment went down in a tent in an airplane hangar.
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Still, he wants to hear more from Jody Wilson-Raybould, the former justice minister who has accused Mr. Trudeau and his top aides of improperly pressuring her on handling a criminal case against the Canadian multinational corporation SNC-Lavalin.
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Global bonds - a bond which is issued in several countries at the same time, typically by a large multinational corporation or sovereign entity – as well as other high-rated corporate debt, are typically considered "safety" asset classes for multi-asset investors.
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Defending his decision, President-elect Trump has pointed to a different, more general side of Mr Tillerson's record: namely, that he has the brains and negotiating smarts needed to rise to the top of a large and complex multinational corporation.
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According to Bourie, when the C.E.O. of the multinational corporation asked him if Nisos could hack into the ex-employee's home network, the general counsel interrupted to say that the C.E.O. was obviously kidding—hacking the network would be illegal.
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There had certainly been speculation online that animal-welfare organizations would object to the questionable use of a wild animal to do the dirty deeds of a multinational corporation, and, in fact, PETA Asia claimed victory once the motorized replacement was announced.
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"I conducted my research in FIJI just over 22010 years ago on how the extraction and bottling of water by an American owned multinational corporation was shaping the lives of people living nearby the plant economically, culturally, and socially," Schad told Vox in an email.
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HIGH POINT, N.C. — Parrish Clodfelter, a 79-year-old retiree who lives on a central North Carolina farm, professes opinions about transgender people that might get him fired if he worked for a multinational corporation, though for many here, they constitute simple country wisdom.
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For business tax reform to be sustainable in a global environment, the United States tax system must be designed to ensure that business profits earned within the United States are subject to the same U.S. taxation regardless of where a multinational corporation is incorporated.
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Rounding out the new top ten are Larry Ellison, executive chairman of software giant ($2583 billion); Michael Bloomberg, a former New York City mayor who heads the business information firm that bears his name ($40 billion); and brothers Charles and ($39.6 billion), who lead U.S. multinational corporation Koch Industries.
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Whether the topic at hand is gender equity in a multinational corporation or the diet of the future, images of Neanderthals lumbering around unspoiled nature are, as Sam Kriss pointed out in a recent essay for The Outline, readily conjured up to point out the correct path to us.
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Why would any multinational corporation pay America's 21 percent tax rate when it could pay the new "global minimum" rate of 10.5 percent on profits shifted to tax havens, particularly when there are few restrictions on how money can be moved around a company and its foreign subsidiaries?
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And since this is a money-making enterprise that feeds not only editorial, but also a studio arm of a massive multinational corporation, that intent forces the company to think about not only catering to new and diverse audiences, but also fans who buy books, movie tickets, and streaming subscriptions.
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If we're going to listen to a multinational corporation tell us about what's cool, then Vice — the media network that bills itself as news for young people — is not considered very cool; Chick-fil-A is very well known and is considered pretty cool, and YouTube is the "most cool" brand.
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The modern multinational corporation — operating in dozens of countries; buying and selling products and raw materials in a slew of different currencies; seeking to protect itself from volatile prices, fluctuating foreign-exchange rates and sundry unforeseeable risks — needed banks that would provide much more than run-of-the-mill loans.
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"The nonprofit says it "was successful in changing hearts and minds as a result of the Parfums Christian Dior project, including connecting with and influencing a multinational corporation, educating and sharing a 'new' narrative with a 150-member production crew, bringing opportunity for Native talent, and providing access to a blockbuster star.
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" In recent days, Breitbart has run multiple stories that promote McMaster's firing, highlight a Zionist organization's plan to investigate him, associate him with a "scheme" to oust the President, question his temperament, tie him to a multinational corporation doing "billions in business with Iran," link him to George Soros and portray him as "hostile to Israel and to Trump.
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For the Ford women, the harassment has endured even though they work for a multinational corporation with a professional human resources operation, even though they are members of one of the country's most powerful unions, even though a federal agency and then a federal judge sided with them, and even after independent monitors policed the factory floors for several years.
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