Think of little artificially intelligent entities that offer services to users.
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Fewer than 10% of domestic violence shelters offer services for pets.
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CoinList plans to eventually offer services beyond ICO management and compliance.
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In India, major telcos Reliance Jio and Airtel will offer services.
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Patent trolls don't make products, offer services or solve any problems.
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Instead, we go in and we offer services to get them out.
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That team will offer services across its businesses to vendors, Bratspies said.
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Senator Warren suggests that platforms should not be allowed to offer services.
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The providers offer services through software, internet applications and even smartphone applications.
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But it is well placed to offer services that are often more profitable.
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These joint ventures offer services like stock and bond underwriting, sales and trading.
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A financial salesman came to the school to offer services to the staff.
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Some wireless carriers also offer services that can help cut down on robocalls.
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The centers are to offer services such as 24-hour crisis psychiatric care.
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North Korea's markets have evolved beyond consumer goods and offer services like transportation.
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Both companies have expanded beyond their home turfs to offer services in neighboring countries.
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On the surface, Amnesty seemed to offer services to help employees cope with stress.
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The service providers, in turn, offer services using BroadSoft's platform to millions more users.
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Perhaps it's the fact that they offer services via their websites and that they
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These labs offer services directly to homebound patients and those in skilled nursing facilities.
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We must creatively think about how to offer services to families where they are.
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These platforms explain the process, and offer services and support, oftentimes for a fee.
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APM Terminals will begin to offer services such as weighing, repackaging and refrigerated storage.
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Companies like PicketFencer and NeighborhoodScout offer services that play destination matchmaker for these newcomers.
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It doesn't offer services for the rest of America's 3,141 counties and county-equivalents.
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FINLAND COURT SAYS BANKS NOT OBLIGED TO OFFER SERVICES TO SANCTIONS-HIT RUSSIAN OLIGARCH
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It might take many years before Google manages to offer services in outlying rural areas.
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Today's launch marks Uber's latest effort to offer services tailored to a city's traffic patterns.
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That gives drugmakers a major incentive to offer services that go beyond routine drug prescriptions.
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Only about a quarter of mental health treatment facilities offer services to also quit smoking.
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You have the right to offer services and content to the network on your own terms.
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"Those [electric] gas stations could offer services and entertainment as part of their offerings," he said.
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Your community can also offer services for cheap or free, if you know where to look.
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In the meantime, it will continue to offer services through its lab in Arizona, it said.
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American Express is closer to becoming the first U.S. card network to offer services in China.
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LGBTQ+ Clinics These health centers offer services targeted at low-income members of the LGBTQ+ community.
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ISPs do also use insight into DNS requests to offer services like content filtering for children.
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Barrass noted EU membership lets British managers offer services across the bloc under a European regulatory "passport".
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Some of these firms simultaneously offer services to help mitigate companies' risk or respond to cyber incidents.
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These have the potential to offer services that customers are willing to pay for, again and again.
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The idea is to offer services such as telling workers when they should ask for a raise.
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It would require government agencies to offer services in those languages in areas where they are dominant.
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Once online, Iridium NEXT will offer services such as higher broadband communications speeds and global airplane tracking.
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Trōv, Cover, Hippo and Swyfft all offer services to make insuring possessions or property faster and easier.
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Hossein Derakhshan: All the companies that offer services on the internet have done it in recent years.
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They were extremely prepared to offer services to all of their employees in a swift and timely manner.
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The idea is to offer services digitally, but also provide a physical location for when it is needed.
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"Whenever we have flood or cyclone, BSNL is the first one to offer services for free," he said.
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Others, such as ClearBank, a new British clearing and settlement bank, want to offer services to other firms.
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It's a huge surface area through which to offer services and advertisements, or to preemptively meet users' needs.
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Both Tencent and Alibaba operate online payment platforms that offer services ranging from bill payments to money transfers.
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Banks could lose their ability to offer services across the bloc from London, a system known as passporting.
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"The task was massive—Equifax was preparing to explain and offer services to every American consumer," he wrote.
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"We will be open until midnight and banks will offer services until 9 pm today," Dwijugiasteadi told reporters.
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In some cases, those states still found ways to use the law to offer services like cancer screenings.
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Bankers now assume that British subsidiaries will lose their "passport" right to offer services to clients in EU markets.
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It usually applies to companies like Google and Skype which offer services similar to telcos but are not telcos.
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The aim of the talks was to ensure that Bosch can continue to offer services to customers of HERE.
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"We're undermining what's good about the internet, the ability to offer services anywhere, the permissionless innovation idea," he says.
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Sellers offer services like full website creation, customization, theme and plugin installation, bug fixes and backup, cloning and migration.
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Companies also say they are interested in Context Cards, which allow third-party businesses to offer services in app.
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Many use a "passporting" system that enables them to offer services across the EU from their UK-regulated entities.
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Business has boomed for companies that offer services to help people conduct meetings online, such as Zoom and BlueJeans.
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Twelve states have challenged the FCC's order before the appeals court allowing the agency to approve companies to offer services.
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M-Shwari and a few of its peers also offer services that pay interest on mobile-money accounts in credit.
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Denying libraries the funding to offer services in rural communities and overlooked urban areas drops a bomb on their futures.
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The companies that interest him most offer services that leverage network effects driven by a community, a marketplace, or data.
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Other ads offer services such as car repair, and Android games and programs to install on North Korean mobile phones.
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That comes with some challenges because practitioners won't be able to physically examine the patient or offer services like acupuncture.
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Many municipalities offer services that are underutilized because people don't know about them or are too embarrassed to ask. 5.
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Layton said scrapping the rules gives internet providers more flexibility to offer services at different price points, which benefits everyone.
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To do so it is planning to offer services such as a sophisticated matching engine and secure storage of cryptocurrencies.
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Some prices include just the bride; other professionals offer services for three or four people for a set fee. Yes.
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Today, Limbix and other companies, including a Spanish start-up called Psious, can offer services that are far less expensive.
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What's notable about them is how many of them offer services that extend beyond things you can do over email.
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Yes has also struggled amid competition from Internet-based providers, which offer services at less than half of what Yes charges.
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And it's no wonder why they're trying so hard — there are already platforms in China that offer services similar to Airbnb's.
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Calistoga Visitors Center in Napa Valley offer services to make reservations for restaurants and wine tastings, personalized itineraries, and lodging reservations.
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As fire season gets worse, state fire agencies are increasingly crossing borders to offer services in other parts of the country.
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"That's definitely had a big impact on the ability of clinics to offer services and driven up the cost," Glass said.
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Two of the company formation agents contacted by Reuters said they did not offer services to offshore-controlled companies at all.
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The new platform lets people offer services that either last many days, called immersions, or a few hours, called single experiences.
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Ms. Stevenson also said graduates should not be afraid to call career offices after graduation, as many offer services to alumni.
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There's significant friction in switching between a messenger and a web browser, which has led many to offer services within messengers.
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Iridium's NEXT satellite network will then be able to offer services such as higher broadband communications speeds and global airplane tracking.
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Sharma said today that the company plans to offer services such as stock brokerage and insurance brokerage in the coming months.
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Most offer services over the phone, but you may also be able to work with a counselor online or in person.
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Snap has struck partnerships with a host of services including Lyft and Uber, Tripadvisor, OpenTable, and Foursquare to offer services and information.
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But it may not be a question of whether Twitter can or can't "offer services" to persons blacklisted by the federal government.
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Nissan will continue to offer services, parts and maintenance for the Tsuru after it is discontinued, the company said in a statement.
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The pieces that need to be reauthorized are VAWA-funded grant programs that offer services to victims and help hold offenders accountable.
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These start-ups offer services to virtually decorate your room, most without even setting foot inside, and for as little as $20.
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The ride-hailing apps both offer services for patients in what's a huge and growing industry — and the population is getting older.
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The unions of tomorrow should look less like monopolies and more like professional associations that offer services the members can voluntarily select.
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Efforts to fight those limits have failed, making it difficult for municipal internet providers to expand and offer services to smaller communities.
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The officers' objective is to offer services to the homeless people, from shelter to hospitalization, but their task is a daunting one.
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Some create and sell fake social media accounts, while others offer services to spam Facebook groups with links to try to generate traffic.
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Joe&Joe hosts will offer services such as yoga classes, craft beer and music gigs as well as travel tips and DIY workshops.
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M17 is the company's most lucrative unit, but it does also offer services, including dating via Paktor — which merged with M17 last year.
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While some states, like New York, provide insurance for undocumented immigrants and also offer services for children and pregnant women, not all do.
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And, not coincidentally, Google also bought a company, Jibe, which has allowed it to offer services that let corporations build RCS messaging systems.
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But there are many online competitors, including Rocket Lawyer and LegalZoom, that offer services to create estate plans for little or no money.
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They both offer services from food delivery and bike sharing to a full suite of financial services such as payment, insurance and investments.
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"Intelligence indicates that criminal groups that operate in the area offer services to transport migrants to the United States," Durazo told reporters Tuesday.
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But just because these companies offer services that are nice to have, doesn't mean they are cut out to scale and ultimately survive.
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L.C., which found that the Americans with Disabilities Act requires states to offer services in the community instead of only in segregated environments.
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In that context, we will still offer services, but it follows more in the model of professional services: implementation, adoption, execution, support, and training.
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Last year it introduced a cloud-based platform that allows companies to offer services to users in WeChat via "mini programs" (ie, tiny apps).
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We are thoughtfully considering a variety of options for how to offer services in China in a way that is consistent with our mission.
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Like many online companies with commerce businesses, we partner with banks and credit card companies to offer services like customer chat or account management.
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His lawyers argued that the Texas statute making it a crime to offer services as an unregistered investment adviser was unconstitutionally vague and overbroad.
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There's a sprawling network of Amazon agencies, as they offer services ranging from demand planning and forecasting to marketing and brand protection, he said.
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Eventually the companies that succeed could offer services not only to NASA but to companies also wanting to set up shop on the moon.
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Many agents also offer services 24 hours a day, so help is just a quick call away no matter what the problem may be.
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Monster, LinkedIn and Google all offer services that will send you emails or notifications indicating that a role you are interested has opened up.
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Forte thinks that Amazon could try again, and offer services ranging from discounts on cruises and rental cars to airline tickets and hotel reservations.
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One of the most controversial legal and ethical questions in this area is whether fertility clinics must offer services to gay or lesbian couples.
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While the old holding company will be wound down, its rig-owning subsidiaries were restructured and will continue to offer services to oil firms.
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The license will allow the fintech company to offer services typically provided by traditional banks, including full current accounts, consumer and business lending and overdrafts.
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"The most obvious issue is the potential withdrawal of 'passporting' rights allowing [financial service companies] to offer services throughout the EU from London," JLL said.
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Financial technology or fintech start-ups are using blockchain to offer services like payments and recording transactions, potentially putting themselves in direct competition with banks.
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Non-European and British firms are preparing for the possibility that UK-licensed firms could lose the right to offer services in any EU country.
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Municipal governments should become the guardians of the local data ecosystem, creating a framework that encourages others to share data and offer services to citizens.
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But for the decision this week, the agency was not convinced that Amazon was about to offer services that would suit large office supply buyers.
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With Wal-Mart already undercutting prescription prices and Amazon set to enter the pharmacy business, CVS/Aetna needs to offer services others can't to survive.
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For example, Ms. Jensen said, the amount of families on the Upper East Side might lead that location to offer services like shoe-tying classes.
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In addition to the U.S. Embassy in Moscow, the three consulates offer services for American citizens who live in Russia or plan to visit it.
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Many American carriers offer services for children designated solo fliers like select seats and airline escorts on and off the plane, and to connecting gates.
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Even your favorite brands like La Colombe offer services to ensure you get the top roasts delivered straight to your doorstep on a regular basis.
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The fundamental problem is that service providers act more like utilities than companies that offer services people are happy to pay for, such as Netflix.
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Podemos has also lobbied for Bankia to offer services based on social, as well as market, considerations and had advocated a supplementary tax on banks' earnings.
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For Microsoft, whose only play left to make in mobile is to offer services on others' platforms, that means it's often on the outside looking in.
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It also allows third-party developers to build applications that operate on the Facebook platform and offer services including calendar and email integration, games, and quizzes.
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In the near term, China envisions massive constellations of commercial satellites that can offer services ranging from high-speed internet for aircraft to tracking coal shipments.
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There absolutely exists a need for programs that provide safe shelter, help victims access resources and offer services tailored to people who have experienced severe trauma.
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Iraqis wanted a new, corruption-free government that would offer services, jobs and security, and a victor with a clear agenda and a strong national mandate.
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Facebook and Google offer services for free, and many acquisitions or strategies of big tech firms can be defended as conventional competitive practices that boost efficiency.
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Such a move could make it more difficult for financial companies to offer services to European clients from London, depending on the outcome of the negotiations.
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Sativas and indicas aren't the only things Ray J is hawking ... his enterprise will also offer services to other growing companies looking to expand their reach.
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Even though Amazon doesn't make the devices, the fact that they are powered by Alexa allows the e-commerce giant to interact with customers and offer services.
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China envisions constellations of commercial satellites that can offer services ranging from high-speed internet for aircraft and rural areas to tracking coal shipments and commuter traffic.
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"It's a matter for the bank and it's for them to decide who they offer services to based on their own risk appetite," May's spokeswoman told reporters.
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"We offer services that will enable you to get back onto eBay or Amazon ranging from pre-made eBay & Paypal accounts or verification tools," the website read.
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"We think a community-interest company (status) would work for social enterprises that offer services that are close to the government, for example in healthcare," said Panhuijsen.
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With the infrastructure Uber already has, it should be able to offer services that are a lot more convenient than conventional paratransit, while saving local governments money.
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The Commission said it had received complaints from businesses about barriers involving national service standards and certification schemes that made it harder to offer services across Europe.
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The tech giants, while troubling in their accumulation of data, power, and societal control, do offer services that make our lives a hell of a lot easier.
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The merged entity, called Envision Healthcare Corp, would offer services from pre-hospital care to acute, post-acute and outpatient care, the companies said in a statement.
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The Dubai-based company signed a contract on Monday to develop, construct facilities and offer services at the Port of Posorja for a period of 50 years.
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Some companies will want to offer services to the government for quite a lot of money, and some may also make money through things like space tourism.
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Republic Airways is an Indianapolis-based regional company that has contracts with major airlines to offer services in commercial flights that involve short or less-traveled routes.
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The retail giant plans to offer services such as primary care, counseling, home care, and dentistry, Sean Slovenski, Walmart's president of health and wellness, told Business Insider.
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Once the city can determine who is in the foster care system, find out where children are and determine their needs, it will offer services, authorities said.
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The retail giant plans to offer services such as primary care, counseling, home care, and dentistry, Sean Slovenski, Walmart's president of health and wellness, told Business Insider.
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The new venture will allow Ant Financial's Alipay to offer services via companies under CK Hutchison, which operates ports, retail, infrastructure and telecommunications businesses across 50 countries.
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Rader's explanation that (should he be prepared to admit that Hatreon were a customer) they can't pick and choose who to offer services to holds more water.
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It has opened Local shops in Los Angeles and New York that do not carry any inventory, but instead offer services like alterations and online order pickup.
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"We offer services that will enable you to get back onto eBay or Amazon ranging from pre-made eBay & Paypal accounts or verification tools," the site said.
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Alliance Defending Freedom has created a model bathroom policy, and we want to offer services free of charge to help you as you're going through this difficult decision.
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Cloud infrastructure providers offer services for managing containers at scale across servers, so developers don't need to worry about the complexity, and Heptio helped some companies use Kubernetes.
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CCMI intends to offer a one-stop shop to let businesses offer services and support to consumers over text — and surely will charge those businesses for the opportunity.
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It does not plan to offer services to consumers directly, but instead is focusing on filling in gaps for cellular networks, as well as businesses, ships and planes.
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"Some electrologists choose not to see trans clients," Reilly notes, adding that other electrologists might only offer services to clients who they deem "trans enough" for those services.
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There are smart speakers, which connect wirelessly to other devices, and then there's the new era of smart speakers, designed to offer services through voice-controlled virtual assistants.
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"They should invest more or go for mergers and acquisitions and offer services like investment banks," al Zaabi said, adding it would be a step by step process.
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It will be an extension of a channel on Patreon, a web platform where artists post their work and offer services for "patrons" who have paid a fee.
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Police officers were reaching out to organizations that offer services to the homeless, Murphy said, urging them to spread the message that people should spend nights in shelters.
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The EU's Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier has said UK financial services won't keep "passporting" rights to offer services across the bloc as Britain is leaving the single market.
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It annually supports eight entrepreneurs impacted by the criminal justice system, whose business models offer services such as affordable housing and employment assistance to other people with records.
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If not, he's advised people to look for support groups or mental health centres in their communities, and to research if any training clinics at universities might offer services.
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Enter mini-grids, which can operate independently of national grids, and are a way for private companies to offer services more quickly and reliably than frequently state-owned incumbents.
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AR/VR content and SaaS players are set to offer services that folks will happily subscribe to every month (although these might come at the expense of other platforms).
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Volkswagen's digital shop will offer services such as its parking app We park, its car trunk delivery service We deliver and its car sharing services We Share or Moia.
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The change will affect YouTube API Services, which can be used by third parties like Social Blade to offer services like live subscriber count analytics for any YouTube channel.
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Mr. Dyer made the announcement at the Camping World Stadium, once known as the Citrus Bowl, where 35 agencies have set up to offer services to the family members.
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Wal-Mart already operates hundreds of money centers within its stores, which offer services like check cashing, money transfers, bill payment along with prepaid debit cards and credit cards.
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It was smack in the middle of the dot-com boom, and the young A.S.P.s hoped to offer services to all the new internet companies that were popping up.
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For the financial sector, a central issue is retaining "passporting" — the right that banks and finance companies based in London currently have to offer services throughout the European Union.
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They claim to be winding the practice down to offer services in other ways and avoid negative impacts on consumers, but meanwhile highly sensitive and personal data remains exposed.
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GrabCycle Beta will offer services from a range of services, including bike-sharing services oBike — which includes Grab as an investor — GBikes and Anywheel, plus electric scooter rental Popscoot.
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Uber does offer services for people with disabilities, but the issue is that there are simply not enough vehicles equipped to provide equal access to people with physical disabilities.
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In a settlement with California, T-Mobile agreed to offer services to millions of low-income Californians and create thousands of new jobs in the country's most populous state.
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The centers, most of which are religiously affiliated, typically offer services like pregnancy tests and sometimes resources like diapers or baby clothes, alongside counseling with an anti-abortion message.
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Maintaining passporting rights for British firms to offer services across the EU must go hand in hand with allowing EU citizens to work unhindered in Britain, EU leaders have said.
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It also works with offline travel agents to help them offer services, such as tailoring a trip, to customers as they do when they walk into their offices in person.
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It was created in a bid to capitalize on Kakao's domination in Korea — where it is installed on over 95 percent of smartphones — by going beyond messaging to offer services.
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Thrive Global, which will offer services to companies to improve the well-being of their employees, recently closed a Series A funding round ahead of a launch in the fall.
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Renaissance Downtowns opened a storefront in Riverside in 2014 to listen to the needs of the community and to offer services like early childhood programming and leadership training for women.
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The wide array of rivals include incumbents like Public Storage, U-Haul and other older businesses that offer services to clear away your possessions and/or store them in lockers.
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Ispace hopes to offer services to governmental and private clients including carrying payloads to the moon and exploration such as searching for water as colonization of the moon moves closer.
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That involves developer-facing APIs that allow companies to connect with banks to offer services, and also bank-facing APIs that allow banks to automate and extend back-end operations.
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In a settlement with California, T-Mobile agreed to offer services to millions of low-income Californians and create thousands of new jobs in the the country's most populous state.
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And unlike tech giants like Google and fintech competitors like Chime, Goldman doesn't have to partner with a bank to offer services – it became a bank holding company in 2008.
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The Sephora-esque lounges offer services like blowouts, makeup applications, hair styling, live tutorials, and even ear piercing, alongside the chance the try out products and tools on the spot.
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For example, roughly 265 plans are expected to offer services such as adult day care or caregiver support systems next year, according to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
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For example, roughly 500 plans are expected to offer services such as adult day care or caregiver support systems next year, according to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
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Sotheby's announced that it will expand its art advisory division in order to offer services to living artists and artist estates, further eroding the distinction between auction houses and galleries.
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People who say they're affected by the shutdown are also turning to Craigslist to offer services and handmade items to hopefully take some of the stress off in these trying times.
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Bialick said the three-year-old firm is looking to become more of a platform to offer services from various providers, which is why it hasn't applied for a banking license.
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Founded in 2010, Go-Jek began as a motorbike taxi on-demand service but it has since expanded to cover four wheels and offer services like grocery delivery, massages and more.
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Some of her patients have traveled from the nearby islands of St. Thomas and St. Croix for abortion care, because there are no clinics that offer services after the first trimester.
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But it's also going to allow Ford to test its new partnership platform, which is now ready for testing and which allows partners to offer services using Ford's autonomous vehicle fleet.
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In addition to its core service, it is focused on going beyond a data repository to offer services for enterprises that help manage internal product development and other R&D initiatives.
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Re-sellers are telecommunications companies who provide services but don't own network infrastructure — they typically pick up the slack in areas where there's little incentive for network providers to offer services.
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Hiring for Walmart's health clinicsThe retail giant plans to offer services such as primary care, counseling, home care, and dentistry, Sean Slovenski, Walmart's president of health and wellness, told Business Insider.
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One strategy the brand is trying is opening up concept stores in both Los Angeles and New York that offer services, such as alterations and online order pickup, rather than inventory.
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The company is currently active in the Turkish cities of Istanbul, Ankara, Bursa, Izmir and Izmit and aims to offer services abroad, initially in London, Sao Paulo, Paris and Mexico City.
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Digital firms that use this plumbing to offer services should be free to monetise transaction data, through, for example, advertising, so long as their business model is made explicit to users.
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Porch, a home improvement platform founded in 2012, has agreements to offer services through Overstock, Lowe's, West Elm, and Walmart, which also works with the home cleaning and maintenance platform Handy.
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Amazon still hopes to eventually offer services both to itself and to outside companies and retailers, which would put it in direct competition with its current partners, according to the WSJ's sources.
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Shares in Banco Inter surged 7.72%, trading at 11.59 reais, as the bank intends to use the proceeds to fuel growth, starting to offer services beyond banking in its app through partnerships.
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These stores will offer services to customers whose vehicles are no longer covered by manufacturer warranties, and sell a new line of AutoNation branded replacement parts, the company said in a statement.
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Two companies Benson and Gessner have represented – New Oriental Education & Technology Group Inc and Dipont Education Management Group – offer services to students that go far beyond meet-and-greets with admissions officers.
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" But the problem he has seen is the "lower level of experience of the climbers trying to come here and also of the companies that are trying to offer services on the mountain.
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" Cramer said that Netflix can no longer be compared to the likes of Costco, Amazon Prime, Spotify or Apple, who all offer services people are willing to pay for "without thinking about it.
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It's a look at how the future of ride sharing could become something that provides a lot of opportunity for new players and old to offer services that differ from their typical business.
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Lawmakers have included provisions to prevent wealthy individuals from cashing in on the benefit, and have also exempted industries that offer services — meaning everything from law firms to family dentists could miss out.
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Christine Tan, CNBC's award-winning anchor and host of Managing Asia, will speak to the guests whose forward-thinking start-ups have successfully changed the way traditional industries offer services to the community.
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The Journal report from August said that Facebook had asked several large US banks for detailed financial data, part of Facebook's attempts to pitch banks on ways they could offer services via Messenger.
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At least right now it is better to be selling the cloud to businesses than relying on cloud to offer services to the hordes of consumers needed to keep growth metrics moving up.
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" The office would offer services to victims of such crimes and to their family members, and would provide reports quarterly "studying the effects of the victimization by criminal aliens present in the United States.
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" That office would offer services to victims of such crimes and to their family members, and would provide reports quarterly "studying the effects of the victimization by criminal aliens present in the United States.
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Muilenburg said Boeing would offer services to airlines operating not only Boeing jets but Airbus jets, mirroring remarks by its European arch-rival that it was prepared to provide data services on Boeing planes.
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DFS issued a limited purpose trust company charter in May 2015 to itBit, now Paxos Trust Company, which operates the itBit exchange, to offer services for buying, selling, sending, receiving, and storing virtual currency.
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OurMine told Wired that it does not change the passwords of the accounts it hacks, claiming that it does not have bad intentions, though it does offer services it alleges can reveal digital vulnerabilities.
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While both companies offer services that may seem unusual to some, those whose interests include space exploration, science fiction or astronomy could hardly be better served when the time comes for them to go.
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Many offer services like helping clean up and label data, and take on specific tasks that large tech firms are not yet offering, like helping firms recruit, scan job descriptions and improve customer service.
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Financial firms based in London use a so-called EU passport to offer services across the bloc from one base, but few expect to have continued full access to Europe's single market after Brexit.
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While many legitimized security firms today offer services that can, at the very least, detect known vulnerabilities and threats, their marketing departments are rarely realistic about the level of protection these services truly offer.
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The new center, called The Nook, will be built on a five-acre woodland site and will offer services including a hydrotherapy pool, music studio and large rooms for on-site family support groups.
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A large part of European national borrowing is managed by London-based investment banks, which currently rely on "passporting" to offer services across the European Union but could lose this right after Britain leaves.
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The idea is to offer services that go beyond primary care but can often be done by a primary-care doctor, as well as give One Medical users access to the larger health system.
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And department store operator Kohl's will soon offer services at about a dozen stores through a deal with online retailer Amazon, which would let Kohl's shoppers hire someone to install products at their homes.
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These discussions are still early, but point to an ambitious vision in health care to offer services and potentially even take on risk for a large patient population, including lower-income Americans and seniors.
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Ms. Comstock's wealthy, highly educated district in the suburbs of Washington is a diversity-rich hub of government largess, where federal contractors commute past Buddhist temples, mosques and churches that offer services in Korean.
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Sanctions make it difficult for people and companies to find banks or other financial organizations willing to offer services, since so many of the world's banks have operations or connections to the United States.
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Singapore's biggest liberalisation of its banking sector in two decades seeks to enable online-only banks that can operate at lower costs and offer services that differ from incumbents including DBS Group and OCBC.
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The clinic may offer services on a sliding fee scale or for cheap, but find out what those costs are before you get sick, says Cheryl Fish-Parcham, director of access initiatives at Families USA.
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The "Big Four" global accounting giants Deloitte, PwC, KPMG and Ernst & Young, which offer services to companies ranging from auditing to consultancy, operate in Britain with Thornton, BDO and RSM Tenon among their smaller rivals.
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After the earlier dismissal, Brookings Institute scholar Benjamin Witters argued against protecting Twitter under the Safe Harbor clause, claiming that the current reasoning would also protect companies that actively offer services in support of terrorists.
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The five largest U.S. banks employ around 40,000 people in London, more than in the rest of Europe combined, taking advantage of the EU "passporting" regime that allows them to offer services across the bloc.
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Importantly, global payment models enable more flexible-care-delivery models so providers are not crippled by FFS billing, but rather, can offer services, care and technology that better meets the needs of chronically ill patients.
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Tech news site IT-Zoom reported that IBM will pay 860 million euros ($986.16 million)for the business, although T-Systems will not completely exit the mainframe business but offer services in future with IBM.
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The FCA is responsible for authorizing investment and trading firms, and has said there are 8,008 "passports" that allow firms from elsewhere in the EU to offer services in Britain, mainly insurance, trading and investment.
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On Thursday, it announced that its passport agencies would only offer services "for customers with a qualified life-or-death emergency and who need a passport for immediate international travel within 72 hours," effective Friday.
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But in Indonesia, the region's most populous country, it is taking on Go-Jek, a local rival whose apps offer services, such as massages on demand and motorbike parcel deliveries, that go beyond just rides.
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The apps most popular among data companies are those that offer services keyed to people's whereabouts — including weather, transit, travel, shopping deals and dating — because users are more likely to enable location services on them.
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The FCA is responsible for authorising investment and trading firms, and has said there are 8,008 "passports" that allow firms from elsewhere in the EU to offer services in Britain, mainly insurance, trading and investment.
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" Oftentimes, he continues, a health care provider may offer services in just Mandarin or Cantonese, perhaps not realizing that the Asian-American community is also made up of Indians, Koreans, Filipinos and others," he says.
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A cyber-security law that came into force in June requires foreign firms to store data they collect on Chinese customers within the country's borders; outsiders cannot use Chinese data to offer services to third parties.
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These stores will offer services to customers whose vehicles are no longer covered by manufacturer warranties, and sell a new line of AutoNation-branded replacement parts, the Ft. Lauderdale, Florida-based company said in a statement.
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We have considered a variety of options for how to offer services in China in a way that is consistent with our mission and have gradually expanded our offerings to consumers in China, including Google Translate.
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So-called passporting rights allow financial services firms within the EU to run operations and offer services throughout the European Economic Area (which consists of the EU member states as well as Norway, Iceland and Lichtenstein).
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Tech companies that offer services through apps, like ride-sharing apps Uber and Lyft and online home services company Handy, have fought efforts across the country to force them to offer full benefits to their workers.
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Boutiques have managed to compete with major Wall Street banks by touting the independence of their advice, since they do not offer services such as lending and are usually paid regardless of whether the deal happens.
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Funds from the program go to health centers around the country — Planned Parenthood affiliates, Health Department centers, clinics operated by hospitals, and more — to help them offer services like contraceptive care, STI screenings, and Pap tests.
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There are a lot bigger projects that we want to roll off the ground and offer services to artists but are faced with the monthly struggle of trying to make rent to keep the doors open.
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While NATO countries today own 65% of satellites in space, China envisions massive constellations of commercial satellites that can offer services ranging from high-speed internet for aircraft to tracking missiles and armed forces on the ground.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Russian arm of Austria's Raiffeisen Bank International is preparing to offer services to people holding passports from two self-proclaimed republics in rebel-held eastern Ukraine, the head of the bank said on Thursday.
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Its centres will also distribute seeds and pesticides from third-party suppliers - including global chemicals firm BASF and France's seeds-to-crop protection firm InVivo - and offer services for processing and distribution of products, Kingenta's statement said.
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Both offer services necessary to the modern workplace, and Microsoft is aiming to beat them with the Teams software it debuted in 250, which combines Slack's and Zoom's chat, file sharing, and videoconference features into one product.
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The venture in Qianhai, a Chinese free trade zone near Hong Kong, will have an issued capital of 1.5 billion yuan ($221 million) and will offer services in securities brokerage, underwriting, asset management and trading, BEA said.
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Currently they employ around 40,000 people in London, more than in the rest of Europe combined, and rely on the EU "passporting" regime that allows them to offer services across the bloc out of their British hubs.
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Only 23 countries have implemented quit-smoking support policies at the highest level, it found, but 116 more fully or partly cover the cost of services and another 32 offer services but do not cover their cost.
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MOSCOW, March 16 (Reuters) - The Russian arm of Austria's Raiffeisen Bank International is preparing to offer services to holders of passports from two self-proclaimed people's republics in rebel-held eastern Ukraine, its boss said on Thursday.
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While left-leaning members are likely to slam the enormous companies, which offer services to billions of people, some members on the right — who traditionally eschew government intervention and promote free-market ideals — could be more hesitant.
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Bank of France Governor Francois Villeroy de Galhau said that Libra would have to respect anti-money laundering regulations and its backers would have to seek a banking license if it was to offer services such as deposits.
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Eventually, Facebook would like anybody, not just the consortium, to be able to generate the currency, transfer it and offer services on top of its "blockchain" (crypto-speak for the database that keeps track of who owns what).
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Zalando's purchase in 2015 of the Berlin-based fashion trade fair "Bread & Butter" marked a first step to offer services that go beyond pure e-commerce, said Ritter, also citing Zalando's acquisition last month of streetwear retailer Kickz.
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He also noted that this over transformation means that the company will look beyond its own walls and toward working with more third-party APIs, especially with regard to transportation services and merchants that offer services around events.
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Officials at companies said they felt obligated to step up to the plate and offer services that election officials or campaigns might otherwise not have access to — shortcomings that have been widely highlighted ahead of November's midterm elections.
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Officials at companies said they felt obligated to step up to the plate and offer services that election officials or campaigns might otherwise not have access to -- shortcomings that have been widely highlighted ahead of November's midterm elections.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Ford of Europe said it has applied for a German banking license in case the carmaker's British bank is no longer allowed to offer services on a pan-European basis after Britain leaves the European Union.
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While the gathering spots were an embarrassing look for the city, advocates say they were also places where people could keep an eye on each other, not to mention where outreach workers could make contact and offer services.
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The two sides of the issue: Proponents of postal banking argue that the U.S. Postal Service should offer services such as small-dollar loans, checking and savings accounts, debit cards, ATMs, check cashing, bill payment and mobile banking.
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A spokesman for the British Bankers' Association (BBA) said banks have signed up to protocols aimed at minimizing the impact of branch closures, including partnering with post offices to offer services and carrying out impact studies before closures.
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Bank of France Governor Francois Villeroy de Galhau said that Libra would have to respect anti-money laundering regulations and its backers would have to seek a banking license if it was to offer services such as deposits.
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FRANKFURT, Aug 23 (Reuters) - Volkswagen will invest 3.5 billion euros ($4 billion) by 2025 to build digital businesses and products including a cloud computing-based platform to connect vehicles and customers to offer services such as car sharing.
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Amazon and Whole Foods merging were not two corporations from the same industry combining to create a monopoly; they were two corporations from different industries that, combined, could offer services and products that they never could have separately.
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Many banks, including international ones such as JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs, have their European bases in London, the EU's biggest financial centre, and would lose their "passport" under EU law to offer services across the bloc.
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At the same time, many banks are planning to relocate members of staff, in the expectation that firms based in London will lose the right to offer services across the European Union once Britain leaves the single market.
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If courts can force the clinic to offer fertility treatments to lesbians, they might also compel other providers to offer services to which they object, such as mandating that geriatricians provide assisted suicide or that obstetricians perform abortions.
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Bank of France Governor Francois Villeroy de Galhau said that Libra would have to respect anti-money laundering regulations and its backers would have to seek a banking licence if it was to offer services such as deposits.
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That's where Grab and Go-Jek get interesting because, beyond simply catering to transportation, both companies have expanded to offer services on-demand, like e-groceries, as well as payments and financial services such as loans, remittance and insurance.
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In 2016, 5,476 firms based in Britain used 336,421 passports to sell in the EU. Around 8,000 firms in the European Economic Area, where much of the EU's writ runs, used 23,19803 of them to offer services in Britain.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The producer of "Hamilton" has been sued by a blind theatergoer who claimed that the blockbuster Broadway musical violates federal law by failing to offer services to help blind and visually impaired people enjoy the show.
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The five largest U.S. banks employ 40,000 people in London, more than in the rest of Europe combined, taking advantage of the EU "passporting" regime that allows them to offer services across the bloc out of their British hubs.
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New York-based CommonBond, which also offers student loan refinancing, is one of several startups looking to upend the traditional lending market by using technology to lower costs and offer services that are less expensive and easier to use.
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A securities joint venture due to be launched in China, which HSBC will majority own, will give it the chance to offer services ranging from investment banking and domestic securities trading, where it faces stiff competition from local lenders.
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It recently said it will be opening two Nordstrom Local shops, which don't carry inventory but instead offer services such as tailoring and nail painting, this fall, in the West Village area and on the Upper East Side of Manhattan.
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In 2007, Sur became the first municipality in Turkey to offer services in local languages, including Kurdish, Armenian and Assyrian, besides the official Turkish — a move that infuriated the authorities in Ankara, the capital, and led to my removal as mayor.
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VIENNA, March 17 (Reuters) - Raiffeisen Bank International's (RBI) Russian business will not offer services to people with passports of two self-proclaimed republics in rebel-held eastern Ukraine unless legally obliged to do so, the Austrian lender said on Friday.
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For starters, there are a lot of startups in the space angling to take on a wide array of incumbents like Public Storage, U-Haul and others that offer services to clear away your possessions and store them in lockers.
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That is one of the first tangible signs that banks are starting to act on Brexit contingency plans to keep what the EU calls passporting rights - the possibility to offer services to all EU clients via just one local licence.
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Financiers have grown fearful about the political momentum behind a "hard Brexit," which would leave Britain outside the European Union's single market and without so-called passports, which allow banks to offer services to the entire bloc from one country.
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NEW YORK, Jan 24 (Reuters) - The producer of "Hamilton" has been sued by a blind theatergoer who claimed that the blockbuster Broadway musical violates federal law by failing to offer services to help blind and visually impaired people enjoy the show.
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The partnership has already been tested in major cities like San Francisco and New York City, (where shiny leggings are always in demand), and now American Apparel and Postmates will offer services across 31 metropolitan areas in 79 U.S. stores.
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When we talked to CEO David Rosa earlier this year, he said that "a large portion" of its customers were either based in Hong Kong or associated with the market, but Neat does offer services globally with a focus on Asia.
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"I think it is time for the authorities to realise that they cannot allow players, who offer services but where they do not pay for the infrastructure, to get settled in," said Brassac, who also chairs the influential French Banking Federation.
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Business Insider turned to 10 successful marketing professionals with up to 20 years of experience who work with clients of all sizes and offer services across the spectrum for their best advice for breaking into the field of marketing consulting.
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The reasoning was that those providers also often offer services like contraception and screenings for sexually transmitted infections, and under the Obama-era rule, states could only deny providers the grants if they could not actually provide family planning services.
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In recent years, as more and more people have started to be sickened by ticks and insects, some companies have begun to offer services that will treat your own clothing with permethrin or to sell pants and shirts already treated with it.
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Speaking to CNBC on the sidelines of a JPMorgan conference in Beijing, Pinto said the worst case scenario would be if the bank could not offer services to European clients from London, which would force it to duplicate its U.K. infrastructure in Europe.
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PLAY BY THE RULES Bank of France Governor Francois Villeroy de Galhau said that Libra would have to respect anti-money laundering regulations and its backers would have to seek a banking licence if it was to offer services such as deposits.
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Another case in point is Egypt, where legislation signed into law last year outlaws the activity of many NGOs that offer services in the broadly-defined areas of social development, education and poverty alleviation, and controls their ability to receive foreign funds.
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Chinese phone companies have had to work without the Play Store for years (since Google doesn't offer services within the country), but its a much more chaotic marketplace, with hundreds of app stores all competing and different apps available depending on the store.
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But today, at TechCrunch Disrupt, the CFO of Goldman Sachs described the story as "fake news," and said that in fact the bank is still considering how to offer services that involved physical Bitcoin, but that it has not yet set a timeline for it.
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They offer services for people with HIV and AIDS, prevent and treat childhood lead poisoning, provide substance abuse and mental health treatment, as well as services for children, seniors, people with disabilities, refugees, and children and youth in the child welfare and criminal justice systems.
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Rather, what Health and Human Services is calling an "opt-out" is really an "opt-in" — a permission slip where we authorize the use of our religious health plan to offer services that violate our beliefs and waive our protections under federal civil rights laws.
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Passporting is the system that allows financial services firms authorized to offer services in one European Economic Area state the right to offer the same permitted services in other EEA states without needing to go through the lengthy and complex regulation process in each.
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There is broad agreement that medical professionals and facilities should be able to offer services or remedies that are lifesaving and health-preserving for their patients, and they should be prohibited from doing so when the health risks of those services outweigh their health benefits.
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Banks fear losing their ability to offer services across the EU from a base in London, known as passporting, would crimp the City of London's role as the world's top financial centre and could force them to shift some operations to other EU states.
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For example, last year JPMorgan hired four Silicon Valley Bank execs to form a VC client coverage group housed in its commercial bank that would find ways to offer services across the bank's investment banking, wealth management, and asset management arms to drive more business.
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And there is a brewing crisis over what eastern leaders see as hypocritical protectionism inside the EU single market by western governments trying to impose their own national minimum wages on enterprising — and cheap — eastern "posted workers", who offer services like trucking and construction in the west.
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" Mountain guide Adrian Ballinger told CNN many see Everest as the "ultimate challenge" but the problem he has seen is the "lower level of experience of the climbers trying to come here and also of the companies that are trying to offer services on the mountain.
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"Channel shift to online in North America is gaining pace as consumers increasingly seek the benefits of grocery shopping from the comforts of their own homes, and as retailers attempt to offer services to meet this growing customer trend," said Luke Jensen, chief executive of Ocado Solutions.
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The reason for this, Google has always said, was that it needed access to your messages in order to offer services like the Google Assistant and smart replies, all of which depend on knowing what you are talking about (and have talked about in the past).
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In this first part of a two-part series, we use resources in The Times to help students explore difficult ethical questions related to patient autonomy, physician autonomy and scarce resources, such as: • Should fertility clinics be required to offer services to gay or lesbian couples?
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The MY DATA Act would expand the Federal Trade Commission's authority to let it go after unfair and deceptive practices by internet service providers — currently the commission can only act against such practices on the part of edge providers, outfits like Facebook or Google that offer services to users.
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In the U.S., where most states take a punitive approach to mothers with a history of substance abuse, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMSHA) reports that fewer than a quarter of the nation's substance abuse treatment centers offer services tailored to pregnant or postpartum women.
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Given that Cloud Foundry is currently in use by many Fortune 100 companies — and there aren't all that many alternatives for enterprises that want to run their own platform as a service to develop and run their applications — it doesn't come as a surprise that Rackspace, too, wants to offer services around it.
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This framework imposes new rules on organizations that offer services to people in the EU, or that analyze data in connection with people in the EU. The regulation will modernize and unify data security laws across all EU member nations, and it will impact how the EU cooperates on information sharing internationally.
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The Commission proposal is a revision of the 1996 EU law on posted workers that has sparked controversy in the past as the diverse 28-nation EU struggles to reconcile the freedom to offer services across the whole bloc with stark differences in wealth and levels of social protection among its members.
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According to Michael Lwin of Koe Koe Tech, a firm that has launched a pilot scheme to allow local governments to offer services online, this system puts the average annual rental value of the 23,516 recorded properties in the relatively affluent city of Taunggyi at $21, when in practice buildings are let out for much more.
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Even though Washington and Oregon have also passed their own net neutrality laws, the outcome of the federal government's battle with California will have ramifications throughout the country because the state's new net neutrality law is the most stringent one so far, banning most kinds of zero-rating, which allows telecoms to offer services from certain providers for free.
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A key uncertainty for the U.K.'s financial industry is how much access it will have to the EU post Brexit with much uncertainty over "passporting rights" which allow financial firms within the EU to run operations and offer services throughout the European Economic Area (which consists of the EU member states as well as Norway, Iceland and Lichtenstein).
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The case is emblematic of a broader trend that's taken off since the Supreme Court legalized same-sex marriage nationwide in 2015: Conservative and religious activists have increasingly argued that while marriage equality may be the law of the land, they shouldn't be required to offer services for those ceremonies — because it violates rights to religious expression and free speech.
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With a general focus on serving a lower- and middle-income clientele, these counselors offer services such as helping clients understand sound financial principles, overcome financial indebtedness, identify and modify ineffective money-management behaviors, develop successful strategies for achieving financial goals, work through financial challenges and opportunities, and understand the dynamics of money in relation to family, friends and individual self-esteem.
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Italian officials are therefore campaigning to attract asset managers and private equity firms to 'complement' rather than 'compete' with the City of London, as the U.K. prepares to leave the European Union and with it losing access to passporting rights - the ability that allows financial services firms in the U.K. to run operations and offer services throughout the European Economic Area.
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"I haven't seen much from the [Republican presidential] candidates, but most Republicans spout this kind of nonsense around muni broadband," said Segal, referring to FCC Commissioner Michael O'Rielly's comment that "It is not the government's role to offer services instead of or in competition with private actors" and that the decision was a "illogical and tortured" reading of the law.
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Goldman Sachs and other U.S. investment banks are seen as particularly vulnerable to Brexit since they rely on the EU's "passporting" regime that allows them to offer services across the bloc while basing most of their staff and operations in the UK. Banks have warned that if their British outposts lose their "passports" they will have to move some employees and business units to alternative bases in the EU. Goldman Sachs International, which Barroso will chair, is headquartered in London and of its roughly 6,000 staff fewer than 1,000 are based outside Britain.
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