Expanding Overseas Presence: Overseas projects accounted for 6.9% of CSCECL's 2015 revenue.
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Companies that exported jobs overseas need those overseas markets to make profits.
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There are six types of British nationality: British citizens, British subjects, British overseas citizens, British overseas territories citizens, British overseas nationals, or British protected persons.
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Growing Overseas Cash Continues: PepsiCo generates substantial overseas cash flows due to its international operations.
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Perhaps Northern Ireland could gain similar status through the Overseas Association Decision as an overseas territory.
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The current process drives mining production overseas and not everyone overseas shares our national security interests.
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For an Overseas Power Source, Go Small What device is essential to powering and charging overseas?
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Overseas Cash Continues to Grow PepsiCo generates substantial overseas cash flow due to its international operations.
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Its customers can, for example, set up overseas bank accounts if they have paying customers located overseas.
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Overseas Academy is a TESDA-accredited training school for domestic workers heading overseas, mostly to Hong Kong.
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Few have ventured far into overseas markets, and they largely sat out China's last overseas acquisition spree.
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But Michael Pflughoeft, communications director for the company, confirmed that all motorcycles made overseas are sold overseas.
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According to the Overseas Vote Foundation, less than 7% of eligible overseas voters cast a ballot that year.
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At the same time, other small firms are keen to find overseas partners to push their drugs overseas.
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Huya's overseas brand Nimo TV Huya's overseas brand Nimo TV "In addition to our vigorous domestic growth, we have successfully leveraged our unique business model to enter new overseas markets," said chief executive Dong Rongjie.
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The fact of the matter is that conditions and conflicts overseas, especially those involving extremist ideologies, don't stay overseas and it is far less expensive to solve problems overseas before they arrive at our border.
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So it's time to forget about England's players failing overseas and start thinking about overseas players succeeding in England.
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Income from overseas investment, boosted by a pick-up in overseas economy, also helped support the current account surplus.
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Google and Google-powered devices are made overseas including in China and most of Alphabet's revenue comes from overseas.
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The Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) account of the Pentagon was designed, not surprisingly, to cover contingencies that occur overseas.
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British citizens living overseas who are registered as overseas electors within the last 15 years can also take part.
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Australia's population of 24 million people includes more than six million citizens born overseas, according to 2016 census figures, while nearly half of all Australians were either born overseas or have at least one parent born overseas.
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You can repatriate those assets from overseas [and] that's $40 in cash per share overseas," Cramer said on CNBC's "Worldwide Exchange.
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"However, no matter how trade policy is heading, we will continue to expand capacity overseas and increase investment overseas," he added.
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Daiwa's overseas operations have improved, but the effect on its overall performance was limited given the overseas operations' relatively small size.
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However, overseas investments have become riskier business this year amid a crackdown by regulators on "irrational" spending overseas, including in sport.
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SoftBank earlier this year said it would separate its domestic and overseas businesses, with Arora taking charge of the overseas unit.
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Under those merger deals, an American company would buy an overseas counterpart and shift its headquarters overseas to lower its taxes.
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"Undervalued overseas companies faced with debt and credit crunches will incentivise more overseas investment by Chinese gold miners," BMI Research added.
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These resources are commonly referred to in the business press as "overseas cash," though it is generally neither overseas nor cash.
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Lie #5: Repatriating overseas profits will create jobs For tax reasons, corporations hold a lot of money in overseas tax shelters.
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US companies have issued bonds overseas in recent years to avoid high US corporate tax rates levied on repatriated overseas profits.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - France and China will set up a fund for joint investment in overseas projects, France's foreign minister said on Monday, as China's voracious appetite for overseas acquisitions continues to grow despite some recent stumbles in overseas markets.
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But all the big tech companies have big overseas operations, and the strong dollar in weak overseas markets is what's hurting them.
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They were more comfortable overseas than at home, because they were more at home overseas than they were in the United States.
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Trump gets great "reviews" overseas The president boasted about perceptions of him abroad, telling the reporter he's "had the best reviews" overseas.
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We've been driving capital earnings overseas, which is why there's $2 trillion overseas benefiting all these other countries and stuff like that.
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Kathleen Peddicord is the editor and publisher of Live and Invest Overseas, a website and newsletter about living, retiring and investing overseas.
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As capital became mobile, companies could move overseas or south of the border to cut costs; they could also use the threat of moving overseas, or of competition from low-wage production overseas, to force wage concessions in the United States.
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Commentary by Kathleen Peddicord, the editor and publisher of Live and Invest Overseas, a website and newsletter about living, retiring and investing overseas.
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I'M NOT AGAINST BRINGING DOLLARS OVERSEAS THAT ARE SITTING OVERSEAS AT A REDUCED RATE, IF THEY'LL PUT THE MONEY INTO REAL JOBS, INFRASTRUCTURE.
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According to the Australia Bureau of Statistics, about half of all Australians were born overseas or have one parent who was born overseas.
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Wanda Group was among the five big overseas deal makers that were investigated by the banking regulator last month for their overseas borrowings.
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Overseas governments, overseas companies and even its own increasingly choosy consumers complain that China's counterfeit products hurt brand names and common people alike.
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But as it has ventured overseas, its shareholding structure has been disclosed in filings with overseas investors in its bonds, and regulatory filings.
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It's an archaic law, especially now that a quarter of Australia's population was born overseas and another quarter have parents who were born overseas.
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Stocks like Apple with large overseas cash hoards fell Wednesday after Trump's tax plan failed to reveal a specific rate for repatriating overseas profits.
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China has been rethinking two aspects of the initiative: how it decides on overseas spending, and how the initiative is presented to overseas audiences.
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Wary of restrictions that could cripple their ability to ship products overseas, companies like Boeing, Maxar Technologies and Lockheed Martin moved satellite manufacturing overseas.
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I like communicating with people overseas in a foreign language and helping American engineers, managers and their overseas agents get along and avoid misunderstandings.
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Other overseas transactions affected will be investments in overseas-listed companies that are less than 10 percent of those firms' total equity, direct investments made by limited partnerships and Chinese capital trying to participate in the delisting of overseas-listed Chinese companies, the WSJ said.
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Major financial institutions have also expanded overseas lending, which make Japan's banking system more susceptible to the impact of overseas economic conditions, the report said.
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The company has minimal direct tariff exposure, and for the products that it does import from overseas, its competitors source these products from overseas too.
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Therefore, stocks like Apple with large overseas cash hoards fell Wednesday after Trump's tax plan failed to reveal a specific rate for repatriating overseas profits.
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However, many call center jobs have been shipped overseas in the past decade, as companies look to slash benefits and pay dramatically lower wages overseas.
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And when the US consumers purchase overseas farm products, the SDG index records the pollution associated with the fertilizers used in the overseas farm production.
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Orient Overseas Associates, a subsidiary of a Hong Kong shipping company, Orient Overseas Container Line, had owned the Pine Street building for nearly 50 years.
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The delivery of a protection package overseas is not unusual — the UK&aposs Prime Minister will have holidays overseas where they have protection officers deployed.
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The remaining $22020 billion would go to "Overseas Contingency Operations," an account that pays for military operations overseas in places like Afghanistan, Syria and Iraq.
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Separately, CSRC is also encouraging Chinese futures exchanges to expand overseas by setting up offshore outlets, acquisitions, introducing overseas shareholders and developing cross-border businesses.
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"The way you've put it together, there will still be a major impetus for companies to move overseas and have their profits overseas," he said.
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The plan would impose a new, lower tax on corporate profits stashed overseas, and create a new tax structure for overseas business operations of U.S. companies.
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But it can also arise when overseas investors' returns on assets held in the domestic economy exceed the returns held by domestic investors in overseas economies.
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E: First, we wanted to prioritize the overseas Filipino markets because we have been asked by our overseas Filipinos to open Jollibee stores in their markets.
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New Zealand had no such grounds for an outright ban on overseas investment in housing, but its Overseas Investment Act is exempted from the trade deal.
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Ex-Uber employee Jacobs: Uber team "successes" included acquiring leaked codebases of competitors on GitHub, getting info on drivers overseas, also general metrics around competitors overseas.
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Japan Inc has spent heavily on overseas mergers and acquisitions in recent years, often paying hefty premiums to tap growth overseas amid dismal prospects at home.
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Trump would also move quickly to stop corporate inversions, in which a U.S. company acquires an overseas firm and reduces its tax bill by reincorporating overseas.
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While many pill forms of generic drugs are manufactured overseas, most generic injectable drugs are made in the United States, using raw ingredients acquired from overseas.
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The second most popular role for overseas applicants was a French teacher, with nearly a third (31%) of clicks on these job postings coming from overseas.
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The guidelines are also likely to favour those ICs that already have sizeable operations or investments overseas or that have already secured overseas foreign-currency funding.
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At the same time as weaving a web overseas, 'Sky Net' must build a dam to keep individuals from moving overseas, the agency said on its website.
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A weaker yen usually supports exporters as it makes overseas earnings appear more attractive when they are repatriated and it can make export pricing more competitive overseas.
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China is set to install "a few thousand" troops and staff at its first ever overseas military base, the first permanent overseas deployment by Chinese armed forces.
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Said another way, it will invest less than $0.15 of every $1 in overseas profits that it could bring back from overseas — not exactly a high return.
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"The tax act frees up cash held overseas and sharply reduces the amount of cash firms can expect to be trapped overseas in the future," he said.
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Companies will fall under a new territorial tax plan that does not tax overseas earnings, but the Senate bill includes a tax on overseas income from intangibles.
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Japanese companies have spent heavily on overseas mergers and acquisitions in recent years, often paying too much to tap growth overseas amid a slowing economy at home.
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Check whether your medical policy is valid overseas and strongly consider buying supplemental insurance with specific overseas coverage, including emergency medical air evacuation and 24-hour assistance.
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"Although he had been living overseas since 1995, Meng Lang was widely respected and loved by poets, artists and friends in mainland China and overseas," he added.
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The Bureau of Overseas Building Operations said "it conducted 22% fewer overseas safety, health, and environmental management inspections in 2018 than in 2016" due to the freeze.
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Wall Street had a major push on so that the overseas derivatives activities of American banks would not be regulated by our people, but by overseas regulators.
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Overseas Losses Remain Sizeable: We believe losses from overseas department stores and hypermarkets will remain significant, but will reduce slightly over the next two to three years.
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A lender cannot make a personal loan to an overseas borrower, and also cannot use debt financing for the purpose of an overseas loan to a foreign entity.
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"The music and animations by that time had caught attention from overseas, but the interesting thing is those works were not created for the overseas market," Ming explains.
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The fund said in a statement it aims to have about 30% of its assets in overseas stocks and 10% in overseas bonds by the end of 2024.
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The Chinese government has been encouraging local firms to invest overseas under its "One Belt, One Road" program and Chinese firms are increasingly investing in overseas infrastructure projects.
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Likewise, the U.S Chamber of Commerce points out that where American multinationals have invested abroad, more than 90 percent of what they produce overseas is also sold overseas.
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Her top accomplishments, she said, include getting a federal law passed that required more inspections of overseas drug manufacturers, and improving access to AIDS drugs for patients overseas.
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Overseas expansion Alibaba, which got more than 86 percent of its revenue from China in the December quarter, has made previous attempts to expand overseas through direct investments.
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Currently, a U.S. company's overseas profit is taxed at home (often in addition to incurring tax overseas) but only when the money is brought back to the United States.
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On the other hand, Japanese investors turned net buyers of overseas equities last week, purchasing 245.3 billion yen worth of overseas equities, data from the Ministry of Finance showed.
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Between 2000 and 2010, Cotton played overseas in France, China, the Dominican Republican and beyond, for a host of other organizations scattered overseas or in the American minor leagues.
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Celebrate our diversity, and why people come to Australia Australians come from over 300 different ancestries, with 27.7% born overseas and 43.1% having at least one overseas-born parent.
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Giants like Alphabet or Amazon that have billions of dollars overseas could repatriate their assets, but tech companies often need and use the cash for overseas projects, he said.
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The funding bill released Wednesday includes the Clarifying Lawful Overseas Use of Data [CLOUD] Act, which provides a legal framework for law enforcement to request data from overseas servers.
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It has also sought to win acceptance for TCM overseas, establishing 30 overseas TCM centers in countries along the "Belt and Road Initiative," Xi's global infrastructure and investment program.
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Whoever succeeds Theresa May will preside over an economy in which overseas investment is at its lowest level since the 2008 crash, and a military that can barely deploy overseas.
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The heightened regulatory scrutiny of overseas acquisitions comes after companies spent a record $220 billion in 2016 on assets overseas, buying up everything from movie studios to European football clubs.
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Also on Friday, the cabinet issued new guidelines to regulate overseas investment as the government looks to support capable firms investing overseas while restricting or banning deals in certain sectors.
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Traders said speculative domestic and overseas funds were buying dollars on Friday, filling the void left by a lack of longer-term portfolio inflows from overseas investors for Brazilian assets.
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Late on Friday India announced measures aimed at stemming the fall, including cutting imports, easing overseas borrowing norms for manufacturers and relaxing rules around banks raising rupee-denominated overseas bonds.
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Formal regulation on overseas acquisitions, effective on March 1, encourages genuine foreign investment but restricts 'speculative' deals in sectors such as overseas property, hotels, entertainment, sports clubs and film industries.
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Chinese real estate investment overseas hit a four-year low at $15.7 billion last year, while investors disposed over $12 billion of overseas assets, data from Real Capital Analytics showed.
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Suning's vice chairman Sun Weimin told local media his firm "strongly supported" Chinese policies on overseas investment and said the firm's push overseas was to bolster its market back home.
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The BUILD Act has the potential to dramatically improve the United States' overseas development presence and put federal funds to good use supporting economic development and bolstering strategic partnerships overseas.
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"With Chinese people more willing now to allocate assets overseas, and overseas investors willing to invest in China, I can play a go-between role to help them," he said.
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Under the plan, the government would declare a tax holiday — a rate as low as 22004 percent — to encourage the United States companies operating overseas to repatriate their overseas profits.
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The list breaks out overseas holdings versus cash in the U.S. — seen as important in light of the tax overhaul giving U.S. companies cheaper access to their overseas cash piles.
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He did acknowledge, though that already the service has picked up some overseas customers — particularly in Sri Lanka — and that, as an online platform, it would be possible to replicate overseas.
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Whether through overseas acquisitions or inversion deals, in which a U.S. company reincorporates overseas following the purchase of a foreign company, names many people grew up with have flown the coop.
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Furthermore, from April 2015 through March 2016 overseas buyers purchased $102.6 billion of residential real estate with New York being one of the five largest markets for purchases by overseas buyers.
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However, in Fitch's view, the difference is diminishing as the group streamlined its overseas operations in FYE16-FYE17, as reflected in four consecutive quarters of pre-tax profits from overseas businesses.
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"Trading has been expanding and if our investments overseas go well, we would think about selling to overseas markets to help drive profits," said Shuichi Yoshida, a general manager of accounting.
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The new rules urged private companies to improve risk controls, set up contingency plans, and strengthen safety measures in overseas investments, while also providing training for staff dispatched to work overseas.
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Tencent said it planned to invest in core infrastructure and frontier technologies going forward and further expand its overseas business by exploring new game genres and strengthening its overseas publishing capability.
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Earlier this month, China's State Council issued new guidelines to regulate overseas investment as the government looks to support capable firms investing overseas while restricting or banning deals in certain sectors.
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Turnbull has flagged potential changes to the constitution, noting that more than half of Australia's population of 24 million was either born overseas or has a parent who was born overseas.
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A modest tax break to achieve repatriation of those overseas funds might be worth doing were the bills also ending the tax haven loopholes that allow corporations to ship profits overseas.
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The accomplice would then deposit money to be laundered into the bank account of the customer waiting for the overseas transfer, before traveling overseas to the remitter to collect the funds.
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The percentage of HNWIs with overseas investment increased to 56 percent in 2017, from 19 percent in 2011, but the overall percentage of assets invested overseas has been stable since 2013.
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And we -- the fight in many ways starts overseas.
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It's white supremacists — in the United States and overseas.
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LOS ANGELES — Hollywood's overseas engine conked out in 27.2.
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HOW DO YOU DEAL WITH A NEW ADMINISTRATION THEN NOW THAT IS THREATENING TO PUNISH COMPANIES THAT TAKE JOBS OVERSEAS AS YOU'RE TRYING TO AT THE SAME TIME GROW YOUR FOOTPRINT OVERSEAS?
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The documents reveal that Sergey Roldugin, a famous cellist and one of Putin's oldest friends, owns three offshore companies worth more than $100 million: Sonnette Overseas, International Media Overseas and Raytar Limited.
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"There is still a bit of investment spending mode, both domestically and overseas, and I think it's simply too soon to make a judgment on the progress they're making overseas," he said.
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The proposal to raise funds via overseas bonds is likely to be withdrawn, and as an alternative, the government could raise funds through rupee-denominated bonds in the overseas market, he added.
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Not surprisingly, retiring overseas is becoming increasingly common: Some 233,0003 retired workers received Social Security checks overseas in 2000, the latest data available, up from 265,21.50 in 2008 and 246,890 in 2003.
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China also anticipates $500 billion in foreign direct investment from all countries and investing $720 billion overseas, while 600 million Chinese are expected to travel overseas in the same period, he said.
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Bridge-to-equity financings were popular earlier this decade when a slew of overseas-listed Chinese companies delisted from overseas stock exchanges with a view to relisting in China at higher valuations.
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This means administrative burden, delays and complications for Ukrainian businesses trading with overseas partners, foreign investors repatriating their investment or dividends, for Ukrainian freelancers doing work for overseas clients and many others.
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Faced with complicated and difficult external environment, China would step up the protection of its overseas interests while making sure of the safety of major overseas projects and their personnel, Xi said.
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"The situation where companies are actually encouraged to move overseas and keep their profits overseas makes no sense," Senator Rob Portman, an Ohio Republican, said on the Senate floor in November 2140.
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Chinese steelmakers have been unable to increase overseas sales, which hit a record 112 million tonnes in 2015, because of the investigations into Chinese steel products and weaker demand from overseas buyers.
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Beijing is "not discouraging overseas investment; it's just that the government has started regulating overseas investment … what the Chinese government has done is to control or fend off the risks," Cao said.
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Sometimes it is possible to switch categories: for instance, before the British handed Hong Kong over to the Chinese on 1st July 1997, some British overseas territories citizens registered as British overseas nationals.
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NFL teams have traditionally played one international match-up overseas in a bid to increase the league's popularity outside the United States but the Jaguars will now play an additional home game overseas.
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The New York Times verified the claim with New Zealand's Overseas Investment Office: Joanna Carr, a spokeswoman for the Overseas Investment Office, confirmed on Wednesday that Mr. Thiel had presented the required documentation.
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The 6923 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act imposed a 15.5% one-time tax on companies' overseas cash reserves, whether companies repatriated them or not, and then freed overseas earnings from US taxation altogether.
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On Friday, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said India would cut "non-necessary" imports, ease overseas dollar borrowing restrictions for manufacturers and relax rules around banks raising masala bonds, or rupee-denominated overseas bonds.
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Those plans receded, however, when Pfizer decided to follow in the footsteps of many of its competitors by performing an inversion, in which an American company acquires an overseas rival and reincorporates overseas.
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President Xi Jinping's war on graft has spread beyond China's borders with overseas searches dubbed Operation Fox Hunt and Sky Net hunting down officials and business executives who fled overseas with their assets.
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Those who have left the NPS this year include several key managers including former heads of investment strategy, overseas infrastructure and overseas bond management, according to information made public at the parliament hearing.
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The government's Overseas Chinese Affairs Office will be swallowed up by the United Front Work Department, the party's arm for dealing with overseas Chinese as well as an array of groups inside China.
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Census data released this week shows that one in two Australians are now either born overseas or have a parent who was born overseas, and that Australia's Indigenous population has grown as well.
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If they and their families cannot readily travel overseas to new jobs, and troops currently overseas cannot rotate, this could lead to further turmoil and uncertainty in the military personnel system officials say.
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But, Chu added, given reports of Juul's marketing practices overseas, he is concerned that the company is simply writing off the domestic market while using the flavors to hook teens on nicotine overseas.
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Conversely, if Trump tries to punish companies that move jobs overseas — for example, by denying them federal contracts — companies will start looking for ways to hide the fact that they're moving jobs overseas.
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A group of 210 people can move $2000 million overseas.
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That said, the Brown adaptations are a proven success overseas.
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Initially, it would focus on Japanese companies, before expanding overseas.
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QDII allows Chinese investors to buy overseas stocks and bonds.
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They all source a significant portion of revenues from overseas.
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Uber followed the traditional formula in transferring its patents overseas.
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Overseas as a whole couldn't have a more appropriate catchphrase.
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With few exceptions, his movies rake in cash, especially overseas.
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Many overseas banks accept direct deposit of Social Security checks.
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Chinese overseas investments beyond Hollywood and sports clubs remains strong.
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Some of them were shipped from overseas, the company said.
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" Targeting "people who have received a phone call from overseas.
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People were getting shipped overseas to fight for our country.
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Those deportations have fueled the growth of the gangs overseas.
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This is Ground Zero of the American overseas missionary movement.
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" Some of these leads are coming from overseas allies. "U.
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Overseas smartphone unit sales have "dropped by 53%," Ren said.
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Its domestic online performance has been outpacing its results overseas.
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So they get around these tariffs by putting production overseas.
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Deployment this year in the US and overseas next year.
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But overseas investors in Britain have seen fairly decent returns.
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Worth noting: Florida accepts overseas and military ballots through Nov.
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Nonetheless, a few acquirers chose to cast their net overseas.
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To be clear, it's legal to do political work overseas.
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Austin is the only U.S. journalist currently being held overseas.
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However, those shipments have shrank because of plunging prices overseas.
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But no law stops detainees being sent overseas for questioning.
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Apple has more than $200 billion in cash parked overseas.
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The PEPFAR coordinator clears every dollar spent overseas on AIDS.
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All the overseas attendees have left Singapore, the ministry added.
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My assignment overseas will come to an end next month.
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An "overseas HR executive" has also reportedly been brought in.
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Then you look at the overseas numbers, particularly in China.
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This mix of skill and kitsch has won admirers overseas.
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This index measures the demand to transport dry commodities overseas.
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Amazon has already made similar adjustments in many overseas markets.
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Using drones for health care has become popular overseas, too.
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At the same time its own citizens are heading overseas.
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In 220 overseas investors bought just 22016% of all properties.
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He was not a fan of "dumping American money overseas".
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IC: How does the PCC guarantee its cocaine flows overseas?
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It ended up being screened in 80 different locations overseas.
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Overseas adherents have also been adept at lobbying Western politicians.
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Britain is the country's second biggest source of overseas visitors.
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Morgan Stanley's first overseas office was in Paris, not London.
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Americans who had invested overseas might bring their money home.
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Overseas, Weinstein was also being investigated in the United Kingdom.
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Both Coca Cola and Google have adopted different monikers overseas .
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Some hedge funds are reportedly considering moving overseas in response.
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It is also growing its user base and expanding overseas.
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One area Freee won't be moving into is overseas markets.
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Only two members of Russia's World Cup squad play overseas.
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Lam's reversal was hailed by business groups and overseas governments.
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AOI is believed to manage Apple's enormous overseas cash pile.
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The reasons for staying away from overseas investments are varied.
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Stocks also fell Monday after a decline in overseas markets.
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What will happen with Ford's overseas operations which are struggling?
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There are too many loopholes to park cash overseas forever.
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Delta, too, is now planning to take basic economy overseas.
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Studios subsequently began moving production overseas and out of Hollywood.
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Alibaba and Tencent, as well as UnionPay, are expanding overseas.
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"This song has been doing well overseas," he tells PEOPLE.
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Chauffeurs ferry them around and private jets whisk them overseas.
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They opposed America's presence overseas, and they detested American culture.
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An additional 548 suspects have been taken into custody overseas.
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Some recent Chinese bids have attracted intense regulatory scrutiny overseas.
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So the cool thing is, I did really well overseas.
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I think that because, initially, I moved overseas for acting.
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For that to happen it needs to attract overseas participation.
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" Keeping the overseas lens, though, he warns, "We're becoming Europe.
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United Overseas Bank is the financial adviser to the consortium.
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"Thaksin Shinawatra has not employed any lobbyists overseas," he said.
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He also encouraged U.S. investors to look at equities overseas.
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My father told me those men and women fight overseas.
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Neil Young and Daryl Hannah have taken their love overseas!
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Some of that includes outsourcing jobs and relocating plans overseas.
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Netflix is testing cheaper subscription options in some overseas markets.
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It said the overseas nuclear division was now under review.
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Aramco has already invested in overseas refineries and petrochemicals plants.
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WE'VE BEEN DRIVING CAPITAL AND BRAINS OVERSEAS FOR EIGHT YEARS.
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Many Chinese champions stall overseas – but this one might not.
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Today, more than a third of Australians were born overseas.
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Companies bringing back jobs and money too long parked overseas.
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According to The Financial Times, the attacks originated from overseas.
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Many have been deployed overseas in Afghanistan and other countries.
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Overseas trade represents 80% of total trade on the continent.
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I've lived and worked in cities and been educated overseas.
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Overseas absentee ballots will be accepted until Friday at noon.
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For graphic on JP investments into overseas assets click reut.
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And again, specializing can fuel business longevity, despite overseas pressures.
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Of those deals, 133 were projects with companies headquartered overseas.
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Unlike Apple, most companies do not report overseas cash breakdowns.
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"Solo" made $60 million this weekend, including $30.3 million overseas.
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OPEC shows no sign of a slowdown in production overseas.
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It now earns about two thirds of its revenue overseas.
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Wonder Woman is also off to a healthy start overseas.
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Most notably, overseas office systems were left off the list.
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Those controls effectively froze the assets owned by overseas investors.
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Japan's military has not fought overseas since World War Two.
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So, companies like Apple hold or invest those monies overseas.
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Japan's government believes both those could compete for overseas sales.
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Overseas, European stocks closed about 249 percent lower or more.
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It opened a small overseas facility in Brazil last week.
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Cruz's accusations about Trump hiring workers from overseas are true.
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However, he thinks overseas markets are more attractive, particularly Europe.
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That kind of language puts our troops in danger overseas.
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It was the first of many overseas fails for WeChat.
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It recently raised $3bn in debt overseas for foreign acquisitions.
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After all, Trump constantly complains about U.S. companies moving overseas.
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Marfrig Global Goods and Marfrig Overseas are acting as guarantors.
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It has over 650,000 online listings in China and overseas.
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That growth could come through direct investments in overseas carriers.
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Headlines Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund eyes overseas expansion on.ft.
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It didn't hurt that it was also a hit overseas.
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Those products you used to have to travel overseas for?
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Most players are domestic, but there is an overseas quota.
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The company already has overseas offices in Australia and Singapore.
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A higher dollar hurts the overseas income of multinational companies.
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Over the years, we've found guns coming in from overseas.
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The strong dollar makes American goods sold overseas more expensive.
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They could also deny them overseas trips, known as CODELs.
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Recent economic data suggested business activities overseas may have peaked.
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Lululemon is also aiming to grow its brand penetration overseas.
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The fund derives the majority of its earnings from overseas.
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That would make now a good time to expand overseas.
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Overseas owners also shake up supply chains, says Mr Collinson.
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The advantage to the foreign competitor doesn't end overseas, though.
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Experts, however, cast doubt on the extent of overseas demand.
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Let's get more of our workers sending American products overseas.
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Did you know there are 28503 million Americans living overseas?
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It was a Thanksgiving Skype session with service members overseas.
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Overseas military and civilian ballots are due by November 16.
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There was apparently an incident where he wired money overseas.
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WATCH: Cohn discusses the ramifications of companies repatriating overseas profits.
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Overseas stocks account for a quarter of the fund's assets.
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"The Jungle Book" took in an additional $187.4 million overseas.
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"We are driving capital overseas every single day," said Dimon.
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The acquisition of SFG represents MYL's first major overseas acquisition.
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The earnings report revealed markets overseas are weakening, Cramer said.
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Lawmakers have said the surcharge has pushed some business overseas.
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Looking overseas, U.S. equities posted minor gains around Europe's close.
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They don't want to have these sorts of ties overseas.
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For tech companies, 59 percent of their sales are overseas.
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Theology students who go overseas could be monitored more closely.
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Open Society's activism reaches both across the U.S. and overseas.
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PVH's results were helped by strong results in overseas markets.
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Ultimately, the foundation and the Italian company obtained credit overseas.
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He says our military footprint overseas does us no good.
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Some may be invested in real assets and overseas operations.
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Retailers also can't easily pretend their business is based overseas.
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Overseas markets included India, Cambodia, Nigeria and Egypt, it said.
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Seventy overseas institutions participated in trade on the launch day.
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Trump's brand has also faced criticism over its overseas manufacturing.
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Lessons from examples overseas serve as a useful starting point.
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He said the listing could help it fund acquisitions overseas.
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As long as it stays overseas, it is not taxed.
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Packing up and moving overseas can be an appealing prospect.
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It's being driven by what's going on in yields overseas.
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A strong dollar crimps U.S. companies' revenue from overseas markets.
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But critics say the deal would ship American jobs overseas.
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China's ambitions for the Hualong One extend overseas as well.
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It's rare for Japanese companies to appoint CEOs from overseas.
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China's YY eyes overseas live streaming with $1.45B Bigo buyout
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Only a couple of team members ventured overseas this season.
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In 220006, the total cash overseas amounted to $2202 billion.
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Overseas acquisitions account for a significant source of capital outflows.
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Clinton would do to keep jobs from being sent overseas.
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It has been deployed overseas in the war on terror.
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In 2015, its Omega Overseas Partners fund lost 10.4 percent.
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Expect SoftBank to push the company to grow overseas quickly.
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For overseas trades, BAE also works closely with local embassies.
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That's compared to the $245.7 million that it made overseas.
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One factor is the mountain of corporate cash held overseas.
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GOP bets that tax bill will unlock corporate cash overseas.
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Some of those investments are made by people from overseas.
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That includes overseas flights that were canceled several weeks ago.
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Its online advertising business helps Chinese companies reach customers overseas.
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But over the years, cheaper bearings from overseas eroded profits.
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Foreigners returning from overseas will need to follow national policies.
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The reason is that Northern Trust has significant business overseas.
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Huarong helped China's biggest companies make big splashy acquisitions overseas.
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But the number of imported cases from overseas is rising.
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Chinese companies have also made moves into rare earths overseas.
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"Mexico was the secretary's first bilateral trip overseas," she said.
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New managers sold off overseas rights for "Annihilation" to Netflix.
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I watch the whole World Series on USO television overseas.
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Lohan's presence overseas has helped her stay away from tabloids.
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She's also worked on cruise ships and at venues overseas.
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While overseas Banker received news that her father had died.
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Most of the trading takes place on unregulated platforms overseas.
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As a result, its ambitious overseas plans have collapsed. 9.
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It also lists insurance providers that offer overseas health coverage.
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There certainly are problems with China's approach to overseas lending.
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"He's doing great," said Mr. Burch, who was deployed overseas.
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Quality helps Japan preserve its markets overseas despite intense competition.
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There's a bureau for European affairs that overseas Ukrainian issues.
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On "moving money home" U.S. corporations have large assets overseas.
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Sometimes it's the machinery, the looms, that have gone overseas.
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The franchise also continues to be a big hit overseas.
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Taiwan has strongly advised its citizens against all overseas travel.
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The coronavirus has already caused major problems for Disney overseas.
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"Ready Player One" has collected an additional $294.4 million overseas.
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Reaction in markets both in Europe and overseas appeared muted.
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Simply going public conferred a certain brand status, particularly overseas.
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Through commercial shipping and overseas possessions which enabled commercial power.
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That helped Iran in unlocking billion of dollars frozen overseas.
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Beginning in 1998, Huawei started pitching its switching technology overseas.
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This issue raises questions about drugs that are made overseas.
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Overseas chip sales surged 8.7%, while petrochemical products soared 19.3%.
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It was a popular selfie spot, especially among overseas visitors.
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He leaves Friday on his first overseas trip as president.
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Americans overseas still face capital gains taxes on property sales.
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Over the last several years he has been stationed overseas.
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The product retails at between 35 and 50 euros overseas.
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Many are chasing higher returns in overseas markets to compensate.
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Moving expenses can add up, especially if you're headed overseas.
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Overseas Chinese reported that the comments were critical of Mao.
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Section 702 allows the U.S. to spy on foreigners overseas.
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For example, soybean production is heavily dependent on overseas trade.
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Regardless, overseas investors also appeared inspired by the trade data.
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Until now, consumers using TransferWise could only send money overseas.
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It's an app where you get cheap stuff from overseas.
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Francis made Brazil his first trip overseas after his election.
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Homes overseas are in fact where we are most vulnerable.
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Guatemala stopped overseas adoptions in 21 after allegations of malfeasance.
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New Zealand also announced tougher entry requirements for overseas workers.
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The robust seller base has helped Amazon expand overseas too.
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Foreign assistance has also created markets overseas for American exports.
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His son, though, is in the military and deployed overseas.
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Here are some ways you can use your phone overseas.
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"I communicate every day with my overseas partner," Harper said.
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That's why the United States imports heavy oil from overseas.
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Nevertheless, the company is looking overseas for growth this year.
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Breakingviews Japanese companies' overseas shopping sprees tend to be overpriced.
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If not, this will be one more industry forced overseas.
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The country historically kept gold overseas, fearing a Soviet invasion.
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Toshiba said it would withdraw from nuclear plant construction overseas.
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They are made to order overseas, according to the company.
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MEG HAD MENTIONED, OF COURSE, THE MONEY YOU HAVE OVERSEAS.
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They are now overseas, and I'm no longer with them.
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There has been recent growth in missile defense sites overseas.
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Unlike other Japanese banks, MUFG has retail banking operations overseas.
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ET. Overseas, stocks got a boost from strong economic data.
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The travel overseas wasn't the only thing the trackers uncovered.
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How well did the movie perform overseas in international markets?
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And it could result in overseas tariffs on U.S. goods.
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They want a strong military presence overseas rather than retrenchment.
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Three years ago, Chigo experimented with its own shift overseas.
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Trump made his first overseas presidential trip to Saudi Arabia.
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Other headwinds include political and trade uncertainty and weakness overseas.
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Virgie was known as an O.F.W., an overseas Filipino worker.
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But these portfolios are primarily betting on overseas sovereign bonds.
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It will now try to pursue the same dominance overseas.
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What will become of all the overseas ventures remains unclear.
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But there are already some signs of continued growth overseas.
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Strong overseas demand for U.S. soybeans offered support to futures.
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There were two potential buyers for Valegro, both from overseas.
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Soames said he saw "significant opportunities" in public contracting overseas.
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Indeed, Transformers franchise is increasingly relying on the overseas market.
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It has more overseas branches than any other Chinese bank.
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But overseas, it is buckling America's carefully crafted world order.
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Overseas we cannot win the peace if people are starving.
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"Each pier we pull into overseas is different," said Chastain.
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Alibaba has gotten better at helping Chinese merchants sell overseas.
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Intrepid Travel and Overseas Adventure Travel were among the winners.
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The factories are empty now, undone by competition from overseas.
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And it would be "awesome" to study overseas, they agreed.
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"[Edam] was really built to be shipped overseas," he said.
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The war in Afghanistan is America's longest overseas military intervention.
|
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Beijing has consistently denied any involvement in overseas hacking efforts.
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Many on the programs lose touch once they go overseas.
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"Overseas cyber operations will be unilateral and invasive," Ghappour wrote.
|
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Apple, for example, has $246 billion in profits sitting overseas.
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Meanwhile, Thor: Ragnarok earned $107.6 million during its debut overseas.
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As the only two speakers from overseas, we became friendly.
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Prince Charles clocked 398 total engagements in the U.K and 103 overseas, and the Queen, despite being 92 years old, attended 283 engagements in the United Kingdom in 2018 (although no reported engagements overseas).
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"We are starting to see racially motivated violent extremists connecting with like-minded individuals overseas online, certainly, and in some instances we have seen some folks travel overseas to train," Wray said after Rep.
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A loophole had meant GST was only applied to items purchased from overseas retailers worth $1,000 AUD or more — so local competitors argued it gave Amazon, eBay and other overseas competitors an unfair advantage.
|
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Reuters TV Beijing's plan to turn away trash from overseas has left countries struggling with where to send their rubbish, but its also hit China's recyclers, who are now setting up shop overseas instead.
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Tax breaks are one thing (and Apple keeps much of its cash overseas anyways), but there are plenty of reasons aside from cheap labor that make it better for Apple to build iPhones overseas.
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She ran the CIA's first overseas detention site Haspel reportedly ran the CIA&aposs first overseas detention site in Thailand, where imprisoned militants were repeatedly waterboarded, The New York Times reported in February 2017.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Baidu Inc said on Friday that it has entered a strategic agreement with PayPal Holdings Inc to tap overseas merchants as Chinese tech companies ramp up the fight for overseas payment partnerships.
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WHITE HOUSE WALKS BACK CLAIM ON NOT TARGETING US CITIZENS OVERSEAS: The White House on Tuesday was forced to walk back comments that the U.S. military would never target U.S. citizens in strikes overseas.
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China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) said that the outlook for solar firms' expansion overseas was not good because of protectionist sentiment, and that China was encouraging firms to build factories overseas.
|
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Overseas regulators have smartly worked to get ahead of the decision, warning that without the Dodd-Frank rules, overseas subsidiaries of American banks could be subject to higher capital requirements, restructuring and ring-fencing.
|
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Tim Cook of Apple and his fellow chief executives regularly get called up to Capitol Hill for tongue lashings over their (legal) strategies to minimize their companies' tax burden by keeping overseas profits overseas.
|
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Except for certain overseas absentee voters who qualify under the Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act, no state allows ballot submission over the internet, and no state offers a vote-by-text option.
|
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China's cabinet on Friday reiterated it would limit overseas investment in property, hotels, entertainment, sports clubs and the film industry, and planned to maintain a blacklist of domestic firms that violated overseas investment rules.
|
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In eight years of trips overseas, President Barack Obama has sought to use the soaring, bridge-building rhetoric that rocketed him to the top of the political world in the United States on audiences overseas.
|
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Through provisions in federal law, the very first early votes will come predominantly from overseas civilian voters, a solidly Democratic voting block — there are some military voters, too, but there will be more overseas civilians.
|
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"All the components that we buy overseas are benefiting from a stronger dollar so that helps us, but a strong dollar overseas makes our product more expensive to other parts of the world," he said.
|
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The results suggest that manufacturing may finally be showing signs of life after getting hammered for months by weak overseas growth and a strong dollar, which has been cutting into exports and reducing overseas profits.
|
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In addition to expanding its investments overseas, Tianhong is also acting as a sales agent in mainland China for a growing number of overseas funds, most recently Value Partners Group's flagship Value Partners Classic Fund.
|
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A major reduction in tariffs could prompt overseas automakers, especially luxury brand names, to import more cars made overseas into the Chinese market, boosting their competitiveness by helping close a price gap on local rivals.
|
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Today, if a US company wants to reinvest its overseas earnings in our American facilities, workers and communities, we get hit with a second, hefty tax bill that many of our overseas competitors do not.
|
|
Trump has also proposed a one-time tax on corporate cash stashed overseas to avoid U.S. taxes, which he estimates amounts to some $2.5 trillion, and elimination of other corporate deferrals on income earned overseas.
|
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SHANGHAI — As an exodus of money adds to the pressure on a slowing economy, regulators are trying to put the brakes on overseas use of China's currency by increasing the scrutiny of certain overseas deals.
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Repatriation of overseas earnings could return $22019 trillion in capital currently locked in overseas accounts, and a portion of repatriated funds should be dedicated to infrastructure needs, either by mandate or through favorable tax treatment.
|
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While Chinese companies, from insurance to property sectors, have expanded overseas at a rapid pace, with overseas acquisitions hitting a record this year, many U.S. and European firms remain frustrated by China's restrictions on investment.
|
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There are some 10 million Philippine nationals based overseas and a recent World Bank report ranked the company the world's third-most lucrative corridor with an estimated $34 billion sent home from overseas last year.
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If you're a corporation and you've been stockpiling profits overseas to avoid US taxes, and then you get a special one-time tax break, that convinces you that stockpiling profits overseas is a great idea.
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Instead of ramping up production at their American factories to increase exports, these companies often open assembly lines in Asia, Europe and Central America, and they sell into those overseas markets from their overseas factories.
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"Right now, the epidemic is accelerating its spread overseas, and preventing overseas infected cases from being imported (back to China) has become the priority among priorities in our epidemic prevention and control work," Pan said.
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This has happened, of course, for many of the same reasons other manufactured goods have moved overseas: It is cheaper to make those products overseas, and some of the environmental regulations may be less stringent.
|
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Harley, which is scrambling to steer through the slump in U.S. demand and looking to boost sales of its motorcycles overseas, said its international retail sales — by dealers to customers — inched up 0.7 percent overseas.
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The country of 24 million is still in the midst of a period of rapid internationalization; new census data shows that half the population was born overseas or has at least one parent born overseas.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Distributor Tokyo Gas Co Ltd will step up overseas expansion, boosting stakes in renewable energy, liquefied natural gas (LNG) development and infrastructure projects, to triple its overseas profit by 2030, its president said.
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India on Friday said it will take steps to cut down "non-necessary" imports, ease overseas borrowing norms for the manufacturing sector and relax rules around banks raising masala bonds, or rupee-denominated overseas bonds.
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China's economic boom began in the early 1980s partly with factories financed by Chinese overseas, and after the American embargo ends, Cuba will have similar opportunities to forge mutually beneficial business partnerships with Cubans overseas.
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Gibraltar, a British overseas territory, lifted the detention order on Thursday.
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SS) has offered to buy Orient Overseas International Ltd (OOIL) (0316.
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In March, overseas sales tumbled a revised 15.7 percent on-year.
|
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We watched businesses move overseas throughout the 403s and early 2000s.
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Overseas regulators also stepped up scrutiny of Chinese buyers this year.
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Trump then told Pelosi he is postponing her planned trip overseas.
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Sunni violent extremists will probably continually plot against US interests overseas.
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Officials also must worry about government facilities overseas that require maintenance.
|
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Others use cryptocash to buy vital medicine, like insulin, from overseas.
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Since Artan's attack, some have speculated his radicalization took place overseas.
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Please protect his wife Gina and all our troops still overseas.
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Many manufacturing jobs had moved overseas or given way to automation.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Chinese developers China Overseas Land & Investment Ltd (2100.
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Overseas revenue rose 4.9 percent, while U.S. revenue climbed 2.2 percent.
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The plane is expected to eventually become available for overseas exports.
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The border adjustment tax could hit American buyers purchasing art overseas.
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You should know how a move overseas could affect your taxes.
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SS Teo: I call him once a day when I'm overseas.
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Only the British overseas territory of Gibraltar had reported final results.
|
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There are kids starving overseas every day, refugees in my homeland.
|
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For decades, politicians have railed against multinational companies shipping jobs overseas.
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The official said preclearance efforts are being strengthened domestically and overseas.
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A tiny distributor shows an alternate path, found from looking overseas.
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"CNN Politics: "Donald Trump sought cheap labor overseas for clothing lines.
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It listed messaging platforms and "overseas" apps the devices could read.
|
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Retiring overseas is a journey with a lot of moving parts.
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If they encounter difficulties overseas, we are always ready to help.
|
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American brands are certainly popular overseas, but some more than others.
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Storing the data overseas makes it potentially subject to foreign law.
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All the talent, he out there overseas working, doing his thing.
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His first concern would be humanitarian, both overseas and at home.
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The PBOC also raised reporting requirements for overseas transfers last Friday.
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Uber pledged to compensate drivers stuck overseas because of Trump's ban.
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They now make up almost a fifth of its overseas assets.
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Without enough qualified domestic employees, employers will send projects sent overseas.
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They'll meet once he returns from an overseas holiday next week.
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Why should American workers get a bigger say than those overseas?
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Obama's overseas trip takes him to Britain next and then Germany.
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The donations were later diverted to overseas accounts, the commission said.
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After school Mr Corbyn went to Jamaica for Voluntary Services Overseas.
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But all were in travelers who had just returned from overseas.
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It is the second-poorest of France's five overseas departments (DOMs).
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A strong dollar hurt exporters by making their goods costlier overseas.
|
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On a constant currency basis, net sales overseas were up 23%.
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As state firms expand overseas, they butt heads with multinational firms.
|
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The tax plan proposes new rules for repatriating cash held overseas.
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The number of Xinhua correspondents based overseas doubled during that time.
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I wore that flag when I was overseas and doing missions.
|
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Half of all charities working in overseas aid have religious roots.
|
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Overseas, many dismiss it as a directed mainly for domestic consumption.
|
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Some states still managed to import sodium thiopental from overseas sources.
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PawSquad is an U.K.-based startup doing the same thing overseas.
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It will also allow for more competitive pricing versus overseas customers.
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John Legend is headed overseas for Father's Day — without his children.
|
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Some 70 percent of its coal is marketed for overseas export.
|
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I had just moved to London to live a life overseas.
|
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I covered everything: Plane crashes, whatever came up that happened overseas.
|
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And it brings overseas corporate profits back to the United States.
|
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China's official Xinhua News Agency has expanded its overseas television operations.
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It endangered troops and agents overseas and undermined defences against terrorism.
|
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Eric also believed that his brother had sent Danley away overseas.
|
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Malise Sundstrom, the chairman of Republicans Overseas, UK, lives in London.
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Stealing from TV ad budgets is starting to work, even overseas.
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You have to fight overseas and you have to fight here.
|
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The failure was expected, and another overseas bank also fell short.
|
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Taxpayers have also shouldered the cost of Trump's overseas golf games.
|
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Wonga said its overseas businesses were not part of the announcement.
|
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Fast-growing and ambitious, Mobike is already looking to overseas, too.
|
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It was common to take clients, particularly those on overseas jollies.
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Overseas-based claimants, however, will still have to actively sign up.
|
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Some overseas investments have been derailed due to heightened official scrutiny.
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In the past, Hilton has expressed concerns about her safety overseas.
|
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Princess Kate embarked on her first solo overseas engagement in October.
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These products account for most of the Chinese steel heading overseas.
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She has led seven overseas trade missions as governor, it reported.
|
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The source of the alleged cyberthreat is said to originate overseas.
|
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The plan calls for increased security for diplomats and facilities overseas.
|
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Dodd-Frank also prohibited FX overseas firms from soliciting U.S. business.
|
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Many robocalling operations are based overseas and beyond the authorities' reach.
|
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Overseas, European equities rose after receiving a boost from crude prices.
|
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A financial collapse overseas was possible amid a sovereign debt crisis.
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Here's how to vote from overseas in five easy steps:1.
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The company has been spending heavily on marketing and overseas expansion.
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China's overseas investment yields would likely increase this year, SAFE said.
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The strong dollar made their goods less affordable overseas, hurting exports.
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Having two sons serve overseas "was very, very stressful," Char said.
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"A lot of these calls are coming from overseas," Mahoney said.
|
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Beijing and Zhejiang have opened well-funded centres for overseas entrepreneurs.
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And the decline is down to around 20% in overseas markets.
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The deal is significant but it isn't its first venture overseas.
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Overseas, European equities slid, with the Stoxx 600 falling 9.83 percent.
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"It started overseas and the U.S. just followed suit," said Lorizio.
|
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Smaller Singapore lender United Overseas Bank also reported earnings on Friday.
|
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To reporters, he lamented the wear and tear of overseas conflicts.
|
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A common misconception is that the funds literally are held overseas.
|
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Clifton estimates about $2.4 trillion in foreign earnings is stashed overseas.
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He is from Barcelona and could consider finishing his career overseas.
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He offered to stay through the overseas trip, and Trump accepted.
|
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The "Mad Money" host's only qualm was Xilinx's overseas business lines.
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MATT AUGUSTINE: Because so many of our jobs are going overseas.
|
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Trump's tax reform proposal could also help MasterCard repatriate overseas cash.
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Still, other community colleges continue to look overseas for potential riches.
|
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Japanese insurers have been among the most aggressive in overseas acquisitions.
|
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The teams jointly announced the overseas Big Ten clash on Monday.
|
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"Look overseas if a China trade deal is made," Glazer said.
|
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Between October-December 2015 alone, the overseas business lost $173 million.
|
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This is not the first overseas rail venture undertaken by MTR.
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At the same time, aggressive overseas expansion has brought increased expenses.
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Her victory follows some groundbreaking moves for women in politics overseas.
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And, for a $10,000 donation, he says he'll even fly overseas!!!
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He would also look overseas at Europe and emerging markets. Disclaimer
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Did you raise more capital from overseas than in past funds?
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A look overseas to the Israeli case could provide some insight.
|
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Saudi Arabia is the first stop on the president's overseas tour.
|
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President Donald Trump continues his overseas trip, arriving in Italy Tuesday.
|
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Interest in the practice seems to be percolating overseas as well.
|
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That has prompted the government to plug some overseas investment channels.
|
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Lee Hsien Loong is currently overseas on holiday with his family.
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The US fights the war on drugs both domestically and overseas.
|
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Trump's plan means more oil drilled here and then sold overseas.
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THIS IDEA THAT WE SHIP JOBS OVERSEAS IS PREPOSTEROUS AS WELL.
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But America has none, leaving individual institutions to promote themselves overseas.
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Democrats proposed ending tax breaks for corporations that ship jobs overseas.
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Does America gain anything by having bases overseas, he was asked?
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Overseas unions, including the United Auto Workers, also joined the protest.
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Opponents say that could leave troops deployed overseas without any funding.
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The "overseas events were merely incidental to the infringement," he said.
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In March, Kia's overseas sales fell 13 percent to 190,601 vehicles.
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Saudi Arabia was the first place he visited overseas as president.
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Taylor has rolled out several models without rosewood for overseas customers.
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"The Jungle Book" has taken in an additional $337 million overseas.
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Asahi is looking overseas for growth amid a shrinking domestic population.
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Some local and overseas buyers suspended the sale of Australian strawberries.
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She was also deployed overseas to conduct classified missions, they said.
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""Uighurs overseas are very disappointed with all those Islamic countries now.
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NZX partnered with Nasdaq Inc in 2018 to attract overseas investors.
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More than half a million university students went overseas last year.
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Yet the total number of overseas adoptions is dwindling (see article).
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When I worked overseas, I made it home to some games.
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One former CIA operative overseas explained to me how it works.
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As a result more than $2 trillion dollars is "locked" overseas.
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Since 1955, GM has ramped up its overseas production of cars.
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But training to recruit and run agents overseas takes Mi6 years.
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In 2002, the official term changed again to "British overseas territory".
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Last year, China established its first overseas military base in Djibouti.
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Rarely has it meant laying claim to Taiwan passport holders overseas.
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Moreover, the revenue implications for deductible contributions spent overseas are significant.
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China Overseas Ports Holding Company took over Gwadar's operations in 2013.
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The president is about to head overseas on a major trip.
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However, Heinz said some funds were looking for overseas arbitrage opportunities.
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He doesn't like spending money overseas, especially when it's poorly spent.
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What's been driving the flood of money to overseas stock bets?
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It expanded into Hong Kong last year, its first overseas market.
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Some were overseas workers dependent on Faraday Grid for their visas.
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"He repeatedly expressed his own desire to travel overseas," Quigley said.
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Our nation's leaders get things done overseas largely through such relationships.
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And do these overseas operations make us safer here at home?
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Traylor says AMES wants to bring more work back from overseas.
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About 63 percent of Apple's total net sales come from overseas.
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The company has seen strong growth, fueled by its business overseas.
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S. Free Trade Agreement that shipped nearly 100,000 U.S. jobs overseas.
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It's also hard for American companies to ignore surging growth overseas.
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"Retiring overseas can also affect your US tax obligations," Gonzalez said.
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He has played overseas since 2012 and currently plays in Russia.
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Tarantino's last three releases have all performed better overseas than domestically.
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Disney opened its first theme park overseas — Tokyo Disneyland — in 1983.
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The overseas investment banks hold a positive attitude to China market.
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After some time overseas, he now plays in the G League.
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You have to work together, and State Department represents inspiration overseas.
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I've done this several times in my career, including moving overseas.
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Elizabeth Warren, have vowed to wind down US military operations overseas.
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Doing business overseas requires navigating through a dense "thicket" of regulations.
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Most of Apple's $85033 billion in cash reserves are sitting overseas.
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Evangelicals care viscerally about the rights of missionaries and congregations overseas.
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Weak investment overseas may prevent capital spending from accelerating ahead though.
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Units that deployed for overseas missions had better luck, Behler said.
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Harley's overseas manufacturing plants are in Brazil, India, Australia and Thailand.
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The company even jumped overseas, launching in the U.S. and India.
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"One night, overseas, to show support for his family," Lewandowski said.
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"At the moment we're hardly making any money (overseas)," said Nagai.
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It's no longer reserved for actual contingency operations that occur overseas.
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The next month he discovered he had been taken seriously overseas.
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Ninety-three percent of Apple's $256.8 billion cash is held overseas.
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"Potential currency fluctuation was a worry for overseas consignors," he said.
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Outside of music, Tencent has invested widely in overseas technology companies.
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In a similar move, Huya's overseas expansion is also well underway.
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PayPal also opens itself to a market hungry for overseas spending.
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Nothing can make you love the USA more than overseas travel.
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Clinton promises to bring back jobs that have been outsourced overseas.
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If approved, this will be China's biggest overseas takeover in history.
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The China Development Bank has plans to lend $95 billion overseas.
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Trump has pledged to keep U.S. companies from shipping jobs overseas.
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He is also starting his first overseas establishment, in Abu Dhabi.
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Clinton talked about her efforts to stop jobs from going overseas.
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Now, Trump is seeking their cooperation to accomplish his agenda overseas.
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We've seen this bad judgment overseas, in Libya, Iraq, and Syria.
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Cafe Droptop in November opened its first overseas outlet in Shanghai.
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Alipay's arch-rival WeChat Pay has also flexed its muscles overseas.
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Overseas orders accounted for about 7 percent of CRRC's 2015 sales.
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Going overseas to continue playing a sport is hardly unheard of.
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His patience, instilled by his four years overseas, has been instrumental.
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I travel overseas often, though, and don't have a flying phobia.
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The notes will be issued by HanRui Overseas Investment Co., Ltd.
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Also, U.S. farmers who buy their supplies and machinery overseas. Whiskey.
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"It was very inefficient for Chinese to invest overseas," Huang said.
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Many corporations have been keeping their overseas profits in tax havens.
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China's largest online shopping company is ramping up its presence overseas.
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Schumer actively pursued overseas corporate tax reform with Ryan last year.
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They also said no additional F.B.I. agents had been posted overseas.
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Domestic and overseas firms have been positioning themselves to take part.
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And regulators say it has been used to swindle overseas investors.
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Teammates and friends from my teams overseas sent messages of encouragement.
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Most are for Kenyans, but some are for overseas runners, too.
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He also said companies could be taxed on intellectual property overseas.
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Pharmaceutical companies have some of the largest stockpiles of overseas cash.
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She pointed out that this norm will vary in overseas markets.
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Retaliatory tariffs from Europe or China could weaken their overseas business.
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The article also misstated the amount of plutonium Japan stores overseas.
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Instead, Chinese authorities are now concerned about travelers returning from overseas.
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The Level 4 travel advisory says Americans should avoid traveling overseas.
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American companies would no longer owe full taxes on overseas profits.
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Military bases have been used to quarantine citizens returning from overseas.
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He played overseas, then later coached high school basketball until 2009.
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Instead, it is in the overseas market where growth is expected.
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Overseas, Mr. Ye and other CEFC executives have worn diplomatic hats.
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There's only so much you can obtain and use from overseas.
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Those agencies' involvement in overseas decision-making only deepened after Sept.
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Amazon has a pitch for some US-based publishers: Expand overseas.
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The evidence for this can be seen at home and overseas.
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Trump's overseas properties aren't just reserved for high-ranking government officials.
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American companies currently attribute about $2.8 trillion to their overseas units.
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But most of the growth I saw from her came overseas.
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N) and crude oil shipping company Overseas Shipholding Group Inc (OSG.
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The movie also earned $24.2 million overseas, according to the studio.
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They determined what movies could be shown overseas, and so on.
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Tariffs threaten to disrupt that symbiosis, which could push production overseas.
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With help from Renault, Jeep could push into more overseas markets.
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And the movie has already made a cool $125 million overseas.
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She was playing at the highest level that she could overseas.
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They received a $21964,221 clothing allowance during their first overseas mission.
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While Bert was overseas, Jeanne fell in love with a neighbor.
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Last-minute changes are still being made to entice overseas users.
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Her father expected to send her overseas to study medicine someday.
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Some Americans overseas have urged the Trump administration to evacuate them.
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BEIJING — China's government has made it harder to move money overseas.
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In a limited overseas rollout, "Bumblebee" generated an additional $3823 million.
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Overseas buyers are often employees of international corporations, Ms. Eisele said.
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He declined to comment how much the company was investing overseas.
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President Trump stayed there on his first overseas trip last year.
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All military and other voters overseas also can cast absentee ballots.
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Sony also operates an array of fast-growing overseas cable networks.
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Ardern also encouraged all New Zealanders to reconsider all overseas trips.
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Wang added that online consultations requests from overseas Chinese since Jan.
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But a lot of those overseas assets reflect tax avoidance strategies.
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There are also overseas and provisional ballots still to be counted.
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"It's not the government's fault that it's located overseas," he said.
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Wagering on sporting events has evolved rapidly overseas in recent years.
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Companies should not be able to stash earnings overseas tax-free.
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And you will see far more Jeep Renegades overseas than Wranglers.
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China was the most common destination for corporate-funded trips overseas.
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Hundreds more are devoted to wages, specific industries and overseas departments.
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Mr. Bokrezion then called the friend, who was on vacation overseas.
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She was once perhaps best known for ostentatious shopping trips overseas.
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They are now allowed to travel overseas by themselves as well.
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Four tours of duty overseas never revealed the answer to her.
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The wealthy will move funds overseas as they did under Obama.
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But that's not to say overseas markets have been doing poorly.
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Others will take advantage of the time off to holiday overseas.
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Overseas donations will be exempted from tax duties, the notice said.
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He set out Friday on his first overseas trip as president.
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The vast majority of emissions from Australian coal are counted overseas.
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Harley is increasingly investing in production facilities overseas to avoid tariffs.
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Swanson, 53, of Switzerland, has now lived overseas for 30 years.
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Japan has become a growing focus for overseas private equity funds.
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Nine million U.S. citizens live overseas, according to the State Department.
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An estimated $2 trillion in earnings is stashed overseas, they say.
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The event was highly publicized overseas but local media was muted.
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The company sources roughly a third of its goods from overseas.
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"It is a brand that is uniquely perceived overseas," he said.
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Some analysts said that Exxon Mobil had a singular goal overseas.
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He was the ninth president of the Overseas Private Investment Corporation.
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"It's amazing how closely our politics is followed overseas," he said.
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Finding it hard to practice Spanish before your next overseas trip?
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Nor is there a lack of viewing options for overseas shows.
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All of the 34 cases have been linked to overseas travel.
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But new infections reported overseas have now surpassed those in China.
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All of the 34 cases have been linked to overseas travel.
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But overseas, everyone was like: Wait, they couldn't get health care?
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The Bush administration rarely accepted blame for whatever went wrong overseas.
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Not just on the front lines overseas, but here at home.
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The IRS has made tax evasion via overseas accounts a priority.
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Many of us, if not all of us, have worked overseas.
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And overseas carmakers like Toyota are still bigger by any measure.
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Not long after, he set off on a cycling tour overseas.
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There were maybe 222 of us overseas at most back then.
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But the outbreak, now in its third month, has exploded overseas.
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One overseas diplomat laughed while recounting the confusion the guidance caused.
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And it makes American-made goods more expensive for overseas consumers.
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It&aposs been going on for years overseas, particularly in Europe.
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In 2017, Apple was sitting on $250 billion in overseas profits.
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Overseas workers sent some $4.64 billion in remittances during that time.
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Psst, don't forget your power adapter if you are traveling overseas.
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"But you couldn't do that" with the Overseas Highway, Wolshon said.
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International studios may have censored the film, endangering Disney's profits overseas.
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The Beijing-based firm operates 58 factories and four overseas subsidiaries.
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Retiring overseas is just a beautiful daydream for most of us.
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But those same policies have discouraged domestic consumption of overseas brands.
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And in 20 years' time, overseas contribution would probably be bigger.
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The company generates more than 50 percent of its revenues overseas.
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Schroeter also noted that many of Watson's biggest markets are overseas.
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Let Americans living overseas mail their ballots cheaply and with ease.
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He was later released and is now overseas to avoid arrest.
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One in four Australians has migrated from overseas, government data shows.
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The interior of the United States accounts for significant exports overseas.
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That would mean less U.S. exports and more jobs moving overseas.
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These jobs very much can be shipped overseas and have been.
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None of this is as good as a successful overseas listing.
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Persuading Chinese managers to live overseas is also difficult, Chigo found.
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Moody's says 85033 percent, or $1.3 trillion, is now parked overseas.
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Such concerts, presumably, first carried black spirituals to wider audiences overseas.
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So, considering those factors, it's a huge challenge to go overseas.
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Officials are particularly concerned about overseas Turkish influence in the town.
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In fact, some that are even based overseas have been affected.
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Headquarters of U.S. firms continue to migrate overseas to competitor companies.
|
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This is not the first time Le Printemps has ventured overseas.
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Stop companies from going overseas, create incentives — exactly what's the plan?
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Americans with more than $10,000 held overseas must file an FBAR.
|
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Overseas, traded mostly lower in morning trade, while finished mostly mixed.
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And that means we need to sell it to people overseas.
|
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But the biggest drone delivery programs to date are happening overseas.
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This can imperil our troops overseas and threaten our strategic safety.
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Just ask Apple and other technology companies about their overseas sales.
|
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FamilyMart Co has about 5,900 stores overseas, including 3,000 in Taiwan.
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Therefore "Curb overseas investment" these several words impact the market significantly.
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Lionsgate recouped some of its investment by selling overseas distribution rights.
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Overseas, "Spider's Web," directed by Fede Alvarez, has collected $8.3 million.
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I have been living overseas for most of my adult life.
|
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The film also did well overseas, bringing in $3023 million total.
|
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Ardern also encouraged all New Zealanders to reconsider all overseas trips.
|
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"Mother!" took in an additional $6 million in limited release overseas.
|
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Apple, which does make tangible things, now primarily makes them overseas.
|
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Third, it would allow even more intensive and aggressive espionage overseas.
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But the growth has really come from that large population overseas.
|
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Xi has made bolstering security, both domestic and overseas, a priority.
|
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Warzel: It's been particularly revealing watching this situation play out overseas.
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Netflix is also working to source more content from overseas studios.
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So I did more than a decade with ABC, principally overseas.
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