Repatriating foreign earnings would have tax consequences in many instances.
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WATCH: Cohn discusses the ramifications of companies repatriating overseas profits.
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Ending government corruption outright, or repatriating plundered wealth, is also unlikely.
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The tax plan proposes new rules for repatriating cash held overseas.
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The Australian government cites multiple reasons for not repatriating the women.
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Repatriating onshore cash to repay offshore debt may require government approval.
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But tracing its provenance and repatriating it is no simple matter.
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The government has also assumed financial responsibility for repatriating the children.
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But repatriating stranded people from Egypt or Greece back to Britain?
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But Apple also faces steep tax penalties associated with repatriating foreign earnings.
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Taxpayers will instead pick up the tab for repatriating 150,000 sunburned Brits.
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Currency controls to prop up the peso stopped foreign companies from repatriating dividends.
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Mackay said the process of repatriating US capital will take 3-5 years.
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Repatriating its billions in offshore funds might do the trick, according to Daryanani.
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Repatriating it would probably cause the dollar to rise, worsening the trade deficit.
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This isn&apost the first time the North has cooperated with repatriating remains.
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The leaders will also discuss repatriating Europeans stranded abroad as airlines cut flights.
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Australia, South Korea, Japan France, and the U.K. are also repatriating their citizens.
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Italy Italy said it would begin repatriating its citizens from Wuhan this week.
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Repatriating manufacturing has been a goal for Trump since well before he took office.
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Critics say the code is rife with distortions that discourage companies from repatriating capital.
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Now, both countries say they're ready to begin repatriating the Rohingya to western Myanmar.
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Countries, including the United States, have started repatriating their stranded citizens on chartered planes.
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Both airlines said they will now shift their focus to repatriating Canadians stuck abroad.
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Investors are wary of Sudan's corruption, multiple exchange rates and the difficulty of repatriating profits.
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They declined to comment on whether they had any other option for repatriating their funds.
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But despite the difficulty in repatriating cash, Zimbabwe's latest economic and political developments indicate renewal.
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" On Thursday, Mr. Raab said that repatriating such children "was the right thing to do.
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For foreign firms, the hard-currency drought makes collecting payments difficult and repatriating profits almost impossible.
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The Nigerian Senate approved in November a report largely exonerating MTN of illegally repatriating $14 billion.
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People gather on the Dadaab airstrip outside the buses that will take repatriating refugees to Somalia.
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On January 22nd Bangladesh's government admitted that it could not start the process of repatriating them.
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China should repeal its policy on repatriating defectors and distance itself from such a brutal regime.
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Trump had said that Kim committed to repatriating the remains shortly after the summit in June.
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He is currently being tried by a military court for allegations of illegally repatriating Rwandan refugees.
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When Japan became prosperous in the 1980s, it began repatriating its war orphans from northeastern China.
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That meant repatriating the women, too, if that's what it took to bring back the children.
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Others have complained about the difficulty of repatriating millions of dollars worth of fares sold in naira.
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Talk of walls, repatriating jobs and tearing up trade deals may spur Mexican travellers to turn elsewhere.
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Investors may also be smacking their lips at the prospect of companies' repatriating their overseas cash piles.
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Efforts to begin repatriating 3,450 Rohingya cleared by Myanmar failed on Thursday after none agreed to go.
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Snubbing China last year, MSCI cited concerns over share suspension rules and monthly limits on repatriating capital.
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This week investors have shrugged off the action and are focusing on the ease of repatriating profits.
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Missions included forcibly repatriating Saudis from other Arab countries and detaining and abusing prisoners, the Times reported.
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Foreign airlines have threatened to curtail flights to Egypt because of rules blocking them from repatriating profits.
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"This casts further doubt on the sincerity of Myanmar regarding repatriating the Rohingya from Bangladesh," she added.
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Repatriating 80,000-odd Brits after the 2017 collapse of charter airline Monarch cost taxpayers 50 million pounds.
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Cutting taxes on businesses and repatriating monies that firms have parked overseas could bring needed investment into America.
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BOEHNER: I THINK REPATRIATING THE $73 TRILLION WORTH OF U.S. BUSINESS TAXES SITTING OVERSEAS IS A SMART STEP.
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"I think repatriating the $2.5 trillion of U.S. business taxes sitting overseas is a smart step," Boehner said.
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Western banks are especially keen on repatriating work, says Arie Lewin of Duke University, an expert on outsourcing.
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No empty rows are left, and now we're going to have to sit next to the repatriating girl.
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MTN is facing an investigation by Nigerian lawmakers for allegedly illegally repatriating $14 billion between 2006 and 2016.
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ICE, which is ultimately responsible for repatriating the children, "have been taking their sweet time," said Mr. Enriquez.
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Shagaya earned a Harvard MBA and worked for Google before repatriating to Nigeria to found several digital companies.
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As the courts have steadily dismissed those claims, the Justice Department has drawn closer to repatriating the money.
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What is evident is a shifting perception of what repatriating the Parthenon Marbles could mean to the UK's image.
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International airlines have complained about the difficulty of repatriating millions of dollars worth of fares sold in local currency.
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Foreign funds' difficulties in repatriating money from Zimbabwe has seen the number of foreign investors shrivel in recent years.
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International airlines have complained about the difficulty of repatriating millions of dollars' worth of fares sold in local currency.
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Hassett contends provisions for repatriating corporate profits held overseas will benefit American workers by increasing domestic investment and wages.
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"It is within this framework that we are looking at repatriating 11 French nationals," Castaner told lawmakers in parliament.
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To offset the cost of those changes, senators are expected to raise the tax rates for businesses repatriating assets.
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When the younger Knight learned that his father's remains had been found, he began the process of repatriating them.
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The UK government has committed to repatriating an estimated 0003,2000 UK tourists at a cost of about £2100 million.
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Punishing the slave traders and repatriating the victims, while needed, will not change the objective reality that drives migration.
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Kim Jong-un, the North's leader, committed in his June talks with President Trump to repatriating American soldiers' remains.
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Things I like: A lower corporate tax rate and a vehicle for repatriating capital back to the United States.
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Repatriating the money before that would mean it "would disappear," the group said in a letter to the department.
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The Bush administration released about 540 of the detainees, mostly by repatriating them to Pakistan, Afghanistan and Saudi Arabia.
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The lowest rate would be given to those repatriating their offshore assets back home, in addition to declaring them.
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The Ministry expressed its condolences and said it was working with the Embassy of Zimbabwe on repatriating Mugabe's body.
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Thus, if they purchased and owned $6 billion of NIS, repatriating corporations would earn tax credits of $3 billion.
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Repatriating more than 100,000 Monarch passengers is estimated to have cost the British government about 60 million pounds ($83 million).
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But he noted that the move was due to domestic buyers of the currency, particularly exporters, repatriating funds to Japan.
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Redeker said many people are simply putting it down to the U.S. repatriating money but ignoring its knock-on effect.
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That's in part why human rights groups met the news of potentially repatriating these refugees with horror, rather than encouragement.
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Lukewarm demand for QFII also is partly due to its lack of flexibility for years in terms of repatriating funds.
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International airlines have complained about the difficulty of repatriating millions of dollars worth of fares sold in Nigeria's local currency.
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The CAA did not assist in repatriating customers of airlines such as Flybmi when it went bust earlier this year.
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He also said that Trump's tax plan might involve using some tax revenues from businesses repatriating foreign earnings for infrastructure.
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Border closures Several countries are repatriating their citizens from China and multiple air carriers have suspended flights to the country.
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And, if all of the repatriating companies go after the same targets, that could drive up the price as well.
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So, for example, the effective tax rate for French companies repatriating their Irish profits to France would be 17 percent.
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Democrats whined that fat-cat CEOs would keep all that money they would be saving or repatriating under tax reform.
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A GoFundMe page to raise money toward the cost of repatriating their bodies had raised more than $25,000 by Monday.
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Peter Dutton, the home affairs minister, has repeatedly brought up this process as a hurdle to repatriating the women and children.
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The carrier said this reflected the country's declining economy and the difficulty of repatriating money from Venezuela due to currency controls.
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Merck, which brought back $15.9 billion, cut 7,000 jobs, and HP pared its employment rolls by 14,500 after repatriating $14.5 billion.
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Keeping them there and repatriating the vast number who were not legitimate asylum-seekers created a disincentive for more to come.
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The 2016 dip was due in part to multinational companies repatriating their profits outside of Argentina after Macri lifted capital controls.
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The United States imposed sanctions on Venezuela and PDVSA in 2017 that prevented Citgo from repatriating dividends to its parent company.
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Washington's aversion to repatriating him has complicated efforts to encourage, perhaps even shame, other countries into taking back their own citizens.
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In June, Kim Jong-un, the North's leader, committed to repatriating American soldiers' remains in his summit meeting with President Trump.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - The Netherlands' government on Monday confirmed it is repatriating two children of Dutch nationality from a Syrian war camp.
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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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The Übersee-Museum Bremen and three other institutions are repatriating 22003 Moriori and Māori ancestral remains collected in the 219th century.
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A plane repatriating 250 French and European nationals from Wuhan, China, landed at a military airbase in Istres, France on Sunday.
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Ghana's cedi is expected to remain under pressure due to high dollar demand from oil importers and multinationals repatriating funds abroad.
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She learned that Americans are at least repatriating their citizens even though most of them are being repatriated directly to jail.
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When Kenya announced it would close the camps and started repatriating Somalis, suddenly refugee status became a liability for people like Sharif.
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The UAE embassy in New Delhi said the procedure for repatriating bodies includes securing a medical notification stating the cause of death.
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Following those meetings, Pompeo said the two sides agreed to hold discussions on July 12 on repatriating the remains of U.S. troops.
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And will protections for the accused be at the forefront of conversations regarding repatriating fugitives as part of bilateral law enforcement efforts?
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A third provision is an "exit tax" on companies that relocate outside the United States without first repatriating earnings kept abroad. Mrs.
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That money remains on foreign shores because companies generally don't want to pay a 35 percent tax for returning — repatriating — those earnings.
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Germany plans to spend about $55 million repatriating thousands of German tourists scattered around the globe, its foreign minister said on Tuesday.
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For example, the NYT takes a look at the savings companies would enjoy from a lower tax rate from repatriating foreign profits.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The first plane repatriating French nationals from China's coronavirus regions landed in France, French TV station BFM reported on Friday.
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Several European countries that had previously refused to deal with their detained citizens are now considering repatriating some of them, including Kosovo.
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Additionally, the prospect of repatriating detainees to states with poor human rights records, such as Egypt or China, has raised humanitarian concerns.
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Iran Opportunities: The easing of sanctions in Iran has allowed the group to start the process of repatriating cash from the Iranian operations.
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The costs are high — the U.N. refugee agency UNHCR, has estimated the cost of repatriating each migrant at about 8,000 euros (about $9,500).
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Foreign companies are repatriating their workers from China and major U.S. companies, like Apple, Tesla, and Starbucks, are temporarily suspending their Chinese operations.
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Last week, Bolsonaro said repatriating Brazilians in the region would not be "opportune", as it could put the population back home at risk.
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Last year the army arrested seven police officers whom it accused of kidnapping and illegally repatriating Rwandans on the run from Mr Kagame.
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A more effective way of repatriating remains is to have a joint mission between U.S. researchers and the North Korean military, Downes said.
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If Swiss asset managers resume investing in the euro zone rather than repatriating money into francs, that would also be a positive signal.
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The country has been late paying suppliers and its debt, and some investors report they have had problems repatriating profits from Cuban banks.
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The cables also warned repatriating the hundreds of thousands of immigrants, and potentially their US-citizen children, could be a major security hazard.
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Beginning in the nineteen-seventies, Georgia—particularly Atlanta—became a destination for a growing number of educated African-Americans repatriating to the South.
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"Investors like to square out their positions that they take during the month by repatriating some of those back into dollars," she said.
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He also said the revenue would pay for a program aimed at repatriating professionals who had left the country because of the crisis.
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The news came after North Korean officials were no-shows to a meeting at the DMZ on repatriating the remains earlier this month.
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It will help give investors into Ukraine peace of mind and minimal administrative burden when it comes to doing deals or repatriating profits.
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The second internal inquiry recommended "decisive action" against units that were unwilling to use force, including by repatriating entire units or individual commanders.
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I am repatriating to the U.K., but I've been gone for so long that it hardly feels as if I am moving back .
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An earlier version incorrectly described the tax rates companies will pay for repatriating assets held outside the US, due to an editing error.
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"So Turkey will drive a wedge into the YPG's territory and make that wedge solidly Arab," in part by repatriating refugees, Cagaptay says.
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"Investors like to square out their positions that they take during the month by repatriating some of those back into dollar," she said.
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Britain is now repatriating over 150,000 of its nationals—its biggest evacuation since the second world war—at a cost of around £100m.
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A charter flight repatriating South Korean citizens from Wuhan arrived at Seoul's Gimpo airport Friday morning local time with 368 citizens on board.
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He specifically likes Goldman since the bank should benefit from an uptick in M&A activity thanks to companies repatriating cash from overseas.
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Policies: Immigration crackdown by intercepting and sending back migrant boats and repatriating illegal immigrants; toughen penalties for violent crime; improve relations with Russia.
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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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Refugees baulked at a plan for repatriating them that was supposed to begin in mid-November, arguing that conditions were not right for return.
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Although the Supercycle did not work out, Apple's stock price remained strong due to the $260 billion plus in cash they plan on repatriating.
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Companies will have to begin repatriating their foreign earnings starting in 2018, but they have the option of paying the bill over eight years.
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In fact, the more measured Trump will rely on big companies to lead the way in rebuilding America's economy by repatriating jobs and reinvestment.
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And as many museums worldwide get serious about repatriating ill-gotten artifacts, it seems more cities and institutions are seeking to right colonial wrongs.
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Cambridge University will consider repatriating a sculpture of a bronze cockerel after the Jesus College student union voted to return the work to Nigeria.
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NATO militaries are active flying sick patients to hospitals, delivering beds and repatriating citizens, although NATO has not deployed its own biological protection units.
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NATO militaries are active flying sick patients to hospitals, delivering beds and repatriating citizens, although NATO has not deployed its own biological protection units.
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French Polynesia, which has also experienced some crisis tourism, also imposed a travel ban, effective the same day, and began repatriating nonresidents immediately thereafter.
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PARIS, Jan 31 (Reuters) - The first plane repatriating French nationals from China's coronavirus regions landed in France, French TV station BFM reported on Friday.
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Yeo said Monday the cost of repatriating the trash was, and will be, covered entirely by the countries of origin and the shipping liners.
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History Flight, founded in 2003, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to "researching, recovering, and repatriating" American servicemen missing in past conflicts, according to its website.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Russian Justice Ministry said on Wednesday a court would consider the issue of repatriating Ukrainian pilot Nadezhda Savchenko, RIA news agency reported.
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MTN lost $4 billion of its market value last September after the Nigerian central bank accused it of repatriating $8 billion without the correct paperwork.
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Politicians in most rich countries may calculate that repatriating offshored factory jobs to plants back home where recovered materials are reprocessed is a vote-winner.
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MSCI, he noted, would like to see China further relax controls on repatriating capital out of the country, and act to curb frequent share suspensions.
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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 Turkey says it will start repatriating IS detainees to their own countries on Monday, sending them back even if their citizenships have been revoked.
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And the government persisted in forcibly repatriating North Korean refugees to face near certain persecution and even death, in contravention of China's international legal obligations.
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Financial engineering has let American companies shift profits into foreign accounts, while they lobby Congress for tax-rate cuts in exchange for repatriating the money.
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"One sticking point for a lot of countries in repatriating allegedly corrupt officials is the (existing system) is technically an extra-legal body," Nee said.
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After a $38 billion tax payment for repatriating money is subtracted, that leaves its new investment at roughly $37 billion over the next five years.
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This exhibition includes Mesopotamian masterworks on loan from the British Museum, bringing attention to the urgency of preserving and repatriating objects of Iraqi cultural heritage.
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Letting the Turks loose and repatriating a million Syrian refugees will create another humanitarian disaster, ignite a Turkish-Kurdish conflict and give ISIS a boost.
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His second big science opportunity lies in his interest in corporate tax reform and repatriating the $2.5 trillion held overseas mostly by high-tech companies.
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But the Bundesbank began repatriating some of the gold in 2013 after an official audit found shortcomings in the way the reserves were accounted for.
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Diplomats and foreign businessmen said some joint venture partners were having problems repatriating profits as state-run banks were short of cash to send abroad.
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The Centre Party, a coalition ally of Marin's Social Democrats, opposes letting the wives of IS fighters back into Finland but supports repatriating their children.
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Within the last month, Kazakhstan, one of the few countries repatriating substantial numbers of people from Syria, brought back 469 people, mostly women and children.
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The CEO said at a government level he expected many countries to follow Germany's example of repatriating gold to bolster the reserves of their central banks.
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Trump and his team believe reducing corporate taxes, repatriating cash held overseas, and creating large amounts of infrastructure and defense manufacturing jobs will do the trick.
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Iranian officials have accused Riyadh of mishandling the response and complained of delays in repatriating the bodies of the 461 Iranian nationals who died in Mecca.
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He also wants to allow businesses to have the option of repatriating their foreign earnings at an 85033 percent rate over the course of 20 months.
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During his presidential campaign, then-candidate Donald Trump addressed this issue, promising a renaissance of American manufacturing and repatriating manufacturing jobs back to the United States.
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"With fewer commercial flight options, ICE charter aircraft are needed to continue repatriating aliens ordered removed and reduce the need for additional beds," the request says.
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Meanwhile, the Libyan government says it does not have the food or resources to provide for the expected 10,00 migrants they will be repatriating this year.
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France has openly called for repatriating production lines that rely on global supply chains disrupted during the epidemic, which erupted in China, the world's largest manufacturer.
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At the same time, overseas interest in mainland stocks and bonds has faded in the face of volatility, policy opacity, and the difficulty of repatriating profits.
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The Centre Party has been alarmed by the rise in polls of the nationalist Finns Party, which says repatriating Islamic State detainees could endanger Finland's security.
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It has been hit by accusations of illegally repatriating profits and withholding taxes by two of the country's regulators -- all in the space of one week.
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France has openly called for repatriating production lines that rely on global supply chains disrupted during the epidemic, which erupted in China, the world's largest manufacturer.
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Guatemala's government said Wednesday that it was helping the boy's family with paperwork and had offered financial support to cover the cost of repatriating the boy's remains.
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Last November, Nigeria's Senate approved a report largely exonerating MTN, following an investigation after the business was accused of illegally repatriating $14 billion to its parent company.
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This week, the government of Bangladesh postponed plans to begin repatriating Rohingya refugees back to Myanmar, saying it needed more time to verify the lists of returnees.
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Navarro, a former economics professor, has said that a trade priority would be the unwinding and repatriating of international supply chains which many U.S. firms rely on.
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Start-ups may also benefit from a frothier M&A environment, as lower domestic taxes result in tech giants repatriating large sums of money currently held offshore.
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"I have and will continue to commend the Kazakhstani government for its leadership in repatriating foreign terrorists fighters and their families from Iraq and Syria," he said.
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Japanese investors are repatriating funds in part because the BOJ's move sparked concerns that other central banks could wage a campaign of competitive rate cuts in response.
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Some European central banks with large portions of their physical gold reserves abroad are repatriating them, in part due to the changing security picture in the region.
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The group began the process of repatriating the funds on July 24, and as of the time of this writing has sent back approximately $60 million worth.
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The French government will begin repatriating some French citizens captured in war-torn Syria and Iraq on a "case-by-case" basis, Belloubet added according to Reuters.
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After the tax overhaul was announced late last year, Goldman Sachs said earnings were taking a $5 billion hit, mostly tied to a bill from repatriating earnings.
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Begum has appealed the decision, and the UK government is said to be considering options for repatriating British members of ISIS held in prison camps in Syria.
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Regardless, business lobbying groups here said it was unlikely that the Chinese government's latest measures would be significant enough to keep many American companies from repatriating profits.
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As Washington pursued a landmark nuclear deal with Iran in 53 and 2015, negotiators understood that the discussions had to include some prospect of repatriating American detainees.
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In the event of a hard Brexit, she added, Safran would likely start by repatriating operations that do not require heavy investments, such as its maintenance operations.
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The Centre Party is worried by the rise in the polls of the opposition nationalist Finns Party, which says repatriating Islamic State detainees could endanger Finland's security.
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Repatriating children without their mothers is unlikely to happen as Syrian Kurdish forces, who control the territory that includes al-Hol, oppose separating children from their mothers.
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According to Schott, Pfizer Inc, with $160 billion in offshore earnings, and Merck & Co Inc, with $70 billion, are particularly poised to gain from repatriating overseas funds.
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The lowest net global FDI since 2009 was the result of U.S. firms repatriating $300 billion or more in accumulated earnings to take advantage of Trump's tax break.
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As much as $17 billion of the writedown would stem from recalculating the value of so-called deferred tax assets, while the rest comes from repatriating overseas earnings.
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The United Kingdom stripped them of citizenship as far back as 2015, and now refuses to put them on trial, citing the legal complications of repatriating former citizens.
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"Repatriating foreign terrorist fighters to their countries of origin is the best solution to prevent them from returning to the battlefield," Robertson, the Defense Department spokesman, told CNN.
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In one of the latest examples of American museums repatriating human remains, the Fallon Paiute-Shoshone Tribe was given control of the 10,21994-year-old Spirit Cave mummy.
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Some market watchers have argued the moves to tighten restrictions on outflows could dampen foreign investment in China, as companies fear they will have trouble repatriating their profits.
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ABUJA, Dec 13 (Reuters) - Worries about repatriating funds out of Nigeria following currency controls last year still dominates investor fears, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said on Wednesday.
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Additionally, the United States is beginning the process of identifying and repatriating more than a ton of nuclear weapons-usable plutonium it shipped around the world decades ago.
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Since being introduced in 2008, more than 1,500 forced-marriage protection orders have also been issued, preventing people from being forced to wed and assisting in repatriating victims.
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"The Department of Defense commends Macedonia for repatriating its citizens who have been detained by the Syrian Democratic Forces following their capture while fighting for ISIS," he added.
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"With fewer commercial flight options, ICE charter aircraft are needed to continue repatriating aliens ordered removed and reduce the need for additional beds," its recent budget request said.
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Apple says it is repatriating most of the $252 billion of cash it holds abroad by making a onetime tax payment of $38 billion to the federal government.
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The dollar fell more than 210% to 217 yen, due largely to Japanese repatriating funds ahead of their fiscal year end on March, after having shed 20.5510% overnight.
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The most pressing task is to focus on a speedy start to repatriating the refugees, he said, without using the word 'Rohingya' - who are mostly stateless in Myanmar.
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The Centre Party has been frightened by the rapid rise in polls of the opposition nationalist Finns Party, which says repatriating Islamic State detainees could endanger Finland's security.
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They also urged the world body to stop simply repatriating its people who are implicated in sexual exploitation or abuse, rather than turning them over to local authorities.
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Bangladesh and Myanmar signed an agreement in November to start repatriating the Rohingya in January, but the process has been delayed over safety concerns and a complicated verification process.
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The AfD in November proposed repatriating half a million Syrian refugees, saying the war was nearly over and that President Bashar al-Assad had urged refugees to return home.
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That's despite projections by Goldman Sachs that big companies will spend as much as three-quarters of any gains from repatriating profits made outside the United States on buybacks.
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Tax experts said that without a deep cut in the tax rate, companies like Apple would be better off paying back taxes in Europe than repatriating their overseas cash.
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Amid rising attention on the crackdown in Xinjiang and on their case, the Swedish Migration Agency said it would stop repatriating any Uighurs and other minorities from that region.
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The dollar fell about 1.53% to 108.57 yen, due largely to Japanese repatriating funds ahead of their fiscal year-end in March, after having shed 1.44% the day before.
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The administration still aims at repatriating at least some of the $2 trillion in stranded overseas corporate cash and ending the taxation of newly minted corporate profits earned abroad.
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There were few further details, such as how the government might change its approach to taxing overseas profit — a system that has discouraged American companies from repatriating their earnings.
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The poll asked her Instagram followers whether they backed repatriating "children only" or "children and mothers" from the al-Hol camp in a part of Syria held by Kurds.
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After repatriating the initial eight Moroccan prisoners in March, security officials said they were investigating how to bring home 100 more who were still being held by the SDF.
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North Korean workers overseas are seen as a source of funding for the country's nuclear and missile program, so repatriating them cuts off a vital lifeline for the regime.
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The conference committee bill also raised the tax rate on companies repatriating money from overseas to 15.5 percent, a change that helped raise approximately $40 billion over the next decade.
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But repatriating assembly and the production of commodity components "would be impossible", says Mr Yeung—not least because of a lack of people willing to do badly paid, repetitive jobs.
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The United Arab Emirates told the Security Council committee it had sent home more than half of the North Koreans earning money in the country during 2018, repatriating 823 people.
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Africa's weak supply chains, volatile currencies and fickle regulators with a fondness for expropriation or capital controls, which make repatriating profits difficult, render the future blurrier than in mature economies.
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But this death toll is at odds with claims from repatriating nations that the number of the dead is closer to 2000 devotees -- more than 400 of whom where Iranians.
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The remaining balance due to MTN is about 200 million euros, MTN said, adding it was committed to its investment in Irancell and to repatriating the balance of legacy cash.
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Despite the current noise around the issue, analysts say Turkey has been quietly repatriating foreign ISIS suspects for years, with their return largely kept secret or not publicized until later.
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The investigation had been opened after the Prada family holding company had completed a process of voluntary disclosure, which also involved repatriating assets it held in Luxembourg and the Netherlands.
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One reason these have been used, however, is that companies feel the taxes on repatriating money earned overseas back to the U.S. is taxed at too high of a rate.
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Google and Apple also route money to the country and reinvest it abroad, rather than repatriating it to the United States where it would be subject to higher tax rates.
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At the press conference, Trump in particular touted the commitment on repatriating Korean War remains, saying he had received "countless calls" and letters from asking for help on the issue.
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But Mr. Pompeo said that another meeting had been set for July 12 for further talks on repatriating the remains, a dialogue that will be led by the Defense Department.
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As much as $17 billion of the write-down would stem from recalculating the value of so-called deferred tax assets, while the rest would come from repatriating overseas earnings.
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Trudeau also said that the Canadian government is focusing on repatriating the remains of the victims for burial, but it could be "weeks, perhaps even months" before that takes place.
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The top 2175 repatriating companies brought home $250 billion but reduced their work force by 20,931 jobs, according to a 2011 study commissioned by the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations.
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And if Republicans use revenues from repatriating overseas profits to offset the cost of their rate cuts, that money won't be available to finance the big infrastructure push we need.
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But forcing allies to consider repatriating their detained citizens may be the latest of a handful of examples in which the president's disruptive approach has managed to shake loose results.
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In the face of security concerns and public opinion that is firmly against repatriating people who are viewed as potential threats, few governments have retrieved their citizens from the camps.
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Tajikistan recently said it would begin repatriating some children, and Russia, Turkey and France are among a handful of countries to have already taken some, but the process is slow.
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Repatriating cash, or bringing international profits back to the U.S., would ultimately create some jobs for Cisco, Robbins said on "Squawk Box " on Wednesday at the Business Roundtable meeting in Washington.
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President-elect Donald Trump will take power on January 20, and if he grants companies a tax holiday when repatriating overseas earnings, that could also keep a lid on bond volumes.
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"There's a lot of euphoria in the market," he said, noting that people are excited about the prospect of infrastructure spending, cutting tax rates and the possibility of repatriating corporate profits.
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Under political pressure to resolve the refugee crisis, he has insisted on the need for a safe zone to start repatriating some of the 3.6 million Syrians who fled to Turkey.
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One reason for the cash build up is tax: 80% of the five firms' gross cash is held abroad, allowing them to defer the levy American firms pay when repatriating profits.
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Trump, a real estate developer, has described his proposals as revenue neutral, saying reduced tax rates would be paid for by eliminating some tax breaks and repatriating corporate cash held overseas.
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That is, instead of paying the difference between foreign income taxes paid and the U.S. tax rate of 35 percent, repatriating firms paid only 15 percent of the normal tax bill.
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Milan prosecutors opened the case after Prada's family holding completed a process of voluntary disclosure to Italy's tax revenue agency, which involved repatriating assets it held in Luxembourg and the Netherlands.
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Senior US defense officials have long encouraged countries to repatriate their citizens but those efforts have had limited success as many countries, including European allies, have balked at repatriating their citizens.
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But though this might seem to serve the president's agenda of protecting and repatriating manufacturing jobs, scaring companies away from global supply chains will leave America poorer in the long run.
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Ms Kovesi's alleged misconduct consists of getting the supposedly wrong government ministry to pay for repatriating a fugitive suspect arrested in Indonesia eight years ago, when she was Romania's chief prosecutor.
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The far left will emphasise economic protection; the far right will stress repatriating immigrants; centrists like Mr Macron and Mrs Merkel will offer an array of milder economic and social protections.
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A new state immigration administration agency responsible for border control, repatriating illegal immigrants and managing foreigners and refugees would also be set up under China's Ministry of Public Security, Wang said.
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As of yet, Trump's plan remained stuck in broad outlines: simplifying the tax code, creating a more competitive tax code, delivering tax relief for the middle class and repatriating offshore profits.
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Adapting to the new law, which meant doing things like repatriating money from abroad, caused losses at Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs that depleted their capital going into the stress tests.
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PARIS, Feb 2 (Reuters) - A plane repatriating 250 French and European nationals from China's Wuhan landed in at a military airbase in Istres, southern France, on Sunday, BFM TV footage showed.
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These include lowering the corporate tax rate and the rate for pass-through business income to 15 percent, repealing the estate tax and repatriating U.S. businesses' foreign earnings at 10 percent.
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Ms. Cook said that by repatriating only orphaned children, the British authorities were creating a "hierarchy of victims," with the most vulnerable orphans seen as the most acceptable to be repatriated.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China is "happy" that Bangladesh and Myanmar have reached a deal to start repatriating hundreds of thousands of Rohingya refugees to Rakhine, its government's top diplomat said on Friday.
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But, investors now want evidence on if and how he keeps his campaign-trail promises of stimulating the economy though increased public spending, tax cuts and repatriating U.S. companies' funds from overseas.
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So, from a strategic viewpoint – Beijing has grown increasingly assertive regionally as China has grown economically – the issue may be more about not directing new jobs to China than actually repatriating them.
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Repatriating the "hundreds of billions of dollars" of cash kept offshore by companies should be one of the top priorities for Donald Trump's administration, the chief executive of the Nasdaq said Wednesday.
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In the early days of repatriating, I was overwhelmed with the little (and not so little) aspects of everyday life, like negotiating with the cable company and navigating the health insurance landscape.
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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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A plane repatriating 250 French and European nationals from Wuhan, China — the epicenter of the fast-spreading and deadly coronavirus — landed at a military airbase in Istres, France Sunday afternoon local time.
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An American citizen who was on an emergency flight repatriating Americans stranded in Wuhan, China, by the deadly coronavirus outbreak has described his experience on the flight and in the quarantined city.
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The U.S. Treasury proposed regulations for repatriating those profits, held abroad for decades, at special low tax rates of 15.5 percent on cash and cash equivalents and 8.0 percent on illiquid assets.
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The word "racist" has been stretched to cover an attitude toward biology, a disposition to hate, and a varying set of policy preferences, from stop-and-frisk policing to repatriating illegal immigrants.
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Under the previous law, it would have paid a 6900 percent tax rate on these profits, but only after repatriating those profits to the United States, a step it could defer indefinitely.
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But when it comes to the possibility of repatriating the $2.5 trillion held by U.S. corporations overseas, CFOs have a strong message for Trump and Congress: Don't tell us how to spend it.
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Yet as former colonies regain their independence and rebuild their cultural capital, it is vital that safely repatriating artefacts is considered as more than an ethical gesture, but a sign of global solidarity.
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A plan to begin repatriating hundreds of thousands of Rohingya Muslim refugees to Myanmar stalled on Thursday, amid protests by refugees at camps in Bangladesh and recriminations between the officials in both countries.
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The website also showed 25 aircraft had been lined up to start repatriating passengers by 0600 GMT on Monday, including 10 from Qatar Airways already based in Europe on behalf of British Airways.
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Calixto Ortega, president of Venezuela's central bank, met with Bank of England officials in December to discuss repatriating the gold but was unable to convince them, according to sources familiar with the situation.
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New U.S. regulation whereby companies are taxed on profits accumulated abroad, irrespective of where the cash is held has encouraged such companies to start "repatriating" an estimated $22 trillion of funds stashed overseas.
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While the Bangladeshi and Myanmar sides were discussing the practicalities of repatriating the Rohingya, Ward said that neither were making a commitment to the far more concerning issues of human rights or security.
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The U.N.'s human rights investigator on Myanmar has urged Bangladesh to drop plans to start repatriating Rohingya refugees to Rakhine state this month, warning they would face a "high risk of persecution".
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President-elect Donald Trump has proposed cutting corporate taxes and repatriating capital to the United States as ways of boosting the U.S. economy, and analysts are wondering how companies will use the repatriated money.
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While Trump has brought up the possibility of repatriating U.S. tech company profits currently squirreled away abroad at lower tax rates, the fallout from the changes in Europe are unlikely to be so positive.
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The Bangladesh statement called for repatriating orphans and "children born out of unwarranted incidence," a reference to cases of rape resulting in pregnancy, said a Bangladesh foreign ministry official who declined to be identified.
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MUMBAI(Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The death of Indian actress Sridevi in Dubai has highlighted a rarely-discussed issue affecting the families of deceased migrant workers in Gulf countries - long delays in repatriating their bodies.
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But the provincial government has rejected the planned site and the president of the UDPS's Brussels wing, Katumba Tchiowa Ngoy, told Reuters the party would delay repatriating the body in "12 to 15 days".
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ABUJA (Reuters) - Nigeria's Senate has withdrawn a report that largely exonerated South African mobile phone giant MTN of accusations of illegally repatriating $14 billion and that rebuked the Nigerian central bank for regulatory failures.
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BANGUI (Reuters) - The U.N. peacekeeping mission in Central African Republic is repatriating three military officers on suspicion they committed human rights violations during political unrest in their home country, Burundi, an internal document showed.
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Three of the firm's security guards were acquitted of manslaughter charges in 2014 in the cardiac arrest death of an Angolan aboard a flight from London whom they were repatriating to his native country.
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In the first such rescue by the Western country, Morrison confirmed media reports that eight children were taken from a camp in northern Syria on Sunday and the government was working on repatriating them.
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Some of the operations involved forcibly repatriating Saudis from other Arab countries and detaining and abusing prisoners in palaces belonging to the crown prince and his father, King Salman, the officials and associates said.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Burundi said on Tuesday it would start repatriating 2000,000 of its refugees from neighboring Tanzania in October, sparking fears of forced returns among those who have crossed the border to escape violence.
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Mr. Trump's taunts, after all, may be a small price to pay for looser regulations or being able to pay only a modest tax when repatriating hundreds of billions of dollars now parked overseas.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain said on Thursday it had arranged for some orphans to be brought home from Syria, joining Germany, Belgium and Australia in repatriating children whose parents were suspected members of Islamic State.
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And in Rabat, security officials said the United States, which has played a crucial intelligence and logistics role in repatriating suspected foreign fighters, put the issue on the back burner amid the troop withdrawal.
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On September 19, when Suu Kyi first floated the idea of repatriating the refugees during her first and only major speech on the situation, she declared that military "clearance operations" stopped on September 5.
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But China has struggled to win full cooperation in tracking and repatriating such fugitives, with foreign countries blaming an under-developed legal system, and concern about rights abuses, for their reluctance to sign extradition treaties.
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Few took the threat seriously; forcibly repatriating refugees to a country where their lives would be in danger is a violation of both Kenyan and international law, and Nairobi's human rights commission opposed the idea.
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On the margins, the repatriation might crimp some bond market issuance, as many firms have borrowed in U.S. markets in order to fund buybacks without having to resort to repatriating cash at prohibitive tax rates.
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The company is a unit of South African telecoms giant MTN Group, which has also had problems in Nigeria where the central bank last year accused it of repatriating $8 billion without the correct paperwork.
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According to a Washington Post investigation, diplomatic cables sent by U.S. diplomats in Haiti warned against repatriating the country's 50,85033 TPS beneficiaries, but the Department of State under then-Secretary Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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ABUJA, Nov 8 (Reuters) - Nigeria's Senate approved on Wednesday a report largely exonerating South African telecoms company MTN Group Ltd's Nigerian unit, after the business was accused of illegally repatriating $14 billion to its parent.
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The joint statement signed by both leaders said their two countries were committed to recovering and repatriating the remains of soldiers who were designated captured or missing at the end of the conflict in 1953.
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The two countries yesterday were supposed to start repatriating about 3,450 of the Rohingya refugees, but there's a problem: Some of the refugees don't want to be repatriated for fear of further violence and oppression.
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Myanmar warned on Wednesday that a scolding delivered by the U.N. Security Council could "seriously harm" its talks with Bangladesh over repatriating more than 600,000 Rohingya who have fled Myanmar's Rakhine state since Aug. 25.
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Two Chinese tourists from Wuhan tested positive in Rome in late January, while an Italian who returned home on a special flight repatriating some 56 nationals from the same city was hospitalized a week later.
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Two Chinese tourists from Wuhan tested positive in Rome in late January, while an Italian who returned home on a special flight repatriating some 56 nationals from the same city was hospitalized a week later.
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Calixto Ortega, president of Venezuela's central bank, met with Bank of England officials in December to discuss repatriating the gold it holds but was unable to convince them, according to sources familiar with the situation.
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The prospect of repatriating citizens who had joined the Islamic State, and of trying to prosecute or reintegrate them into society, has raised daunting concerns for many allied governments over security, legal and political risks.
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France, which has ruled out repatriating its Islamist fighters, is facing criticism at home from some lawmakers and human rights groups after 11 French nationals were sentenced to death in Iraq over the last two weeks.
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Group service revenue rose 7.2 percent to 124 billion rand, due to strong performance in Nigeria, the company's most lucrative where it has also been embroiled in a dispute over repatriating funds and unregistered SIM cards.
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A source close to the company told Reuters it had also experienced difficulties with repatriating profit due to restrictions on foreign exchange purchases and it took a long time to secure permissions from the Turkmen authorities.
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Since the SNB abruptly removed a floor for the Swiss franc against the euro in January 2015, investors' desire to hold francs has coincided with some Swiss investors repatriating assets, reversing the traditional private capital outflows.
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The new rule will prevent companies faced with back tax bills from "splitting," a strategy that allows companies to bring foreign tax credits into the United States without repatriating the income from which they were derived.
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It called on Myanmar to discuss repatriating refugees from neighboring Bangladesh and praised the latter for its role in the crisis, which started when attacks by Rohingya militants on security posts brought a ferocious military response.
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"Despite continued challenges in repatriating funds from MTN Irancell, the board remains committed to plans to declare a total dividend of 1.3034 cents per share for 2018," Chief Executive Rob Shuter said on a conference call.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany will become the latest country to evacuate its citizens from China's coronavirus-struck Wuhan region, with the German air force repatriating 90 Germans living in the area, Der Spiegel magazine reported on Monday.
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Here's a look at Apple's cash reserves ($703,270,217,22017 as of September 2017), how it uses them, and why it's repatriating most of its cash and paying a one-time tax bill of $38 billion on it.
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Myanmar and Bangladesh agreed in November to begin repatriating the Rohingya, but the refugees expressed concern that they would be forced to return and face unsafe conditions if the process is not monitored by international aid groups.
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The biggest obstacle is the chronic cash shortages that prevent businesses from importing the goods they need or repatriating the profits they hope to make, while portfolio investors can't get their money out of the stock market.
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Trump's fiscal proposals generally support the broader business sector – lowering the corporate tax rate, repatriating certain overseas funds, investing in infrastructure – and he promises to tackle the runaway federal bureaucracy by temporarily banning any new agency regulations.
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Local traders on Thursday said demand pressure was piling up on the currency market as some companies were repatriating dividends following the end of the earnings season coupled with importers buying foreign goods to resale at home.
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For the past year, the debate about the exit from the European Union in Britain has been limited to vague promises of repatriating British funds from the European budget, controlling immigration and negotiating a favorable trade deal.
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Republicans and Democrats tried such a step during the Obama administration, in a plan that would have used revenue from repatriating corporate profits parked overseas to finance projects to improve roads, bridges, waterways, broadband and other areas.
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But their home countries have resisted repatriating them, Iraq has been reluctant to take many ISIS members captured in Syria, and there are legal challenges to taking them to the American wartime prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.
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"This is ... the most visible part of a larger, syndicated structure in which not only citizens are repatriating money, but the enterprise that they're part of also has other tentacles and is helping (to) evade sanctions," Lopez said.
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Yet the White House released a statement that, on the surface, grants him a blank check to invade his neighbor, while chastising the UK, France and Germany for not repatriating their ISIS nationals held in Syrian Kurdish custody.
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"U.S. companies have moved cautiously in repatriating profits stockpiled overseas in response to last year's tax-law rewrite, after the Trump administration's assertions that trillions of dollars would come home quickly," WSJ's Richard Rubin and Theo Francis report.
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The Swiss government says it has taken a pro-active stance in repatriating the seized Swiss assets of toppled regimes, citing the return of $684 million to the Philippines, $700 million to Nigeria and $13 million to Kazakhstan.
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COX'S BAZAR, Bangladesh/YANGON (Reuters) - A plan to begin repatriating hundreds of thousands of Rohingya Muslim refugees to Myanmar stalled on Thursday, amid protests by refugees at camps in Bangladesh and recriminations between the officials in both countries.
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The Swiss government says it has taken a pro-active stance in repatriating the seized Swiss assets of toppled regimes, citing the return of $684 million to the Philippines, $700 million to Nigeria and $163 million to Kazakhstan.
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Remy Briand, MSCI global head of research, told reporters on Wednesday that China's reform programme was moving in the right direction but investors had concerns over the process for allocating investment quotas and monthly limits on repatriating capital.
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Tunisia, which had one of the largest contingents of foreigners to join ISIS, has balked at repatriating its citizens, leaving at least 200 Tunisian children and 100 women marooned in Syria and Libya, according to Human Rights Watch.
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LUANDA (Reuters) - Emirates airline has scaled back its five weekly flights to the Angolan capital Luanda to three due to the difficulty of repatriating revenue earned in the country, the president of the Middle East's largest airline said.
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Reform that reignites that mobility should include, to name a few ideas, tax credits to boost stagnant earnings; targeted incentives to keep companies in America; and repatriating assets in exchange for major job-creating, paycheck-boosting infrastructure investments.
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Insourcing of jobs and increasing wages are a centerpiece of the Trump plan through a reduction in corporate taxes, repatriating cash from American companies that has migrated overseas and providing incentives for American companies to hire American workers.
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The agreement contained few concrete commitments, though Kim repeated a promise that North Korea would move toward giving up its arsenal of nuclear weapons and seemed to have made a concession on repatriating US victims from the Korean War.
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The Navajo Nation is most interested in repatriating human remains, funerary objects and ceremonial items known as jish, which might include buckskin bags, masks, medicinal plants, carved wood and anything with eagle, blue bird, owl or turkey feathers attached.
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So far, we heard very little about that, except for intriguing sound bites about repatriating the manufacturing outsourced to foreign low-cost producers, and revisions of trade policies to stem our soaring deficits and our runaway net foreign liabilities.
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In low-tax jurisdictions from Ireland to the Bahamas, the stock of Treasury bond holdings is down $22 billion this year in a sign U.S. companies are repatriating cash held offshore after changes to how foreign earnings are taxed.
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And while a small number of funds — taking a long-term view — are unfazed by the difficulty in repatriating profits in Nigeria's current climate, local businesses they hope will populate their malls and offices are struggling to stay afloat.
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Although Myanmar and Bangladesh signed an agreement last year to begin repatriating willing Rohingya back to Rakhine, Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi blamed Bangladesh for having stymied the process, which she said was supposed to have begun in January.
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But he added that Thomas Cook's collapse would be "Christmas come early" for TUI, despite some short-term costs associated with repatriating Thomas Cook customers stranded overseas, and lost revenue from TUI holiday packages that used Thomas Cook flights.
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" Trump said the U.S. government will target "those who may be involved in serious human rights abuses, obstructing a cease-fire, preventing displaced persons from returning home, forcibly repatriating refugees or threatening the peace, security or stability in Syria.
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"The repatriation holiday would have little or no effect on investment and job creation, the key to the whole issue, simply because the repatriating companies are not capital-constrained today," Heritage tax fellows Curtis Dubay and J.D. Foster wrote.
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Swiss investors and companies repatriating money back to Switzerland and converting it to francs have increased demand for the safe-haven currency, soared in value after the SNB removed its cap of 1.20 francs to the euro in January 2015.
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Lopez Obrador later published the letter from Guzman's mother on his Twitter account in which she asked for his help in repatriating her son to Mexico and getting humanitarian visas for herself and her daughters Armida and Bernarda to visit him.
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United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and the U.N. Refugee Agency (UNHCR), responding to the plan, said they were concerned about forcibly repatriating over 650,000 Rohingya who fled to neighboring Bangladesh after a conflict erupted in western Rakhine state in August.
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The proposal reduced the weighting of Chinese shares for potential inclusion, cutting the number of stocks to 169 from 448 in a bid to address curbs on repatriating capital from China and concerns over the country's high number of suspended stocks.
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MSCI did not add Chinese shares to its Emerging Markets Index, for a third year running in 2016, citing concerns over share suspension rules and monthly limits on repatriating capital.. The emerging index is tracked by $1.6 trillion in global assets.
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YANGON (Reuters) - As the world was focused on abortive efforts to begin repatriating hundreds of thousands of Rohingya refugees from Bangladesh to Myanmar last month, hundreds of their fellow Muslims still in Myanmar were boarding boats seeking to escape the country.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland has not entered into any agreement about repatriating asylum seekers, Foreign Ministry spokesman said after a German government document was circulated saying Warsaw was one of 14 governments that had indicated it would be prepared to do so.
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Monarch investor Greybull Capital has agreed in principle that it should contribute to the cost of repatriating Monarch customers, should it emerge from the administration process in credit - a prospect less likely if administrators cannot sell or exchange airport slots.
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" After the rally, though, Dow issued a press release saying that "the innovation center will support approximately 200 research and development jobs in Michigan, including 100 newly created jobs while repatriating 100 jobs from other Dow facilities throughout the globe.
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For the past year, the extent of the debate about the exit from the European Union in Britain has been limited to vague promises of repatriating British funds from the European budget, controlling immigration and negotiating a favorable trade deal.
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RABAT (Reuters) - Morocco's king has agreed with German Chancellor Angela Merkel on repatriating illegal migrants to Morocco, the palace said, a move that follows sexual attacks on women in the German city of Cologne blamed mainly on North African men.
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Among them: whether, and how, to incentivize American companies to bring home the trillions of dollars in accumulated profits that they have kept parked overseas to avoid the 35 percent federal tax they would have to pay by repatriating the money.
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The presence of suspected insurgents in the camps just across their shared border could further strain relations between the two countries, already at loggerheads over the issue of repatriating around 430,000 Rohingya living in Bangladesh after fleeing Buddhist-majority Myanmar.
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International reforms, such as switching to a territorial system, repatriating foreign profits, imposing a global minimum tax and bringing back the trillions of corporate profits that have been trapped overseas, would help improve the math and the optics of the bill.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain will try to recoup the cost of repatriating tens of thousands of Thomas Cook customers and will examine if airlines could be wound down in a more orderly process after collapse, Transport Minister Grant Shapps said on Wednesday.
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Among them: Whether, and how, to incentivize American companies to bring home the trillions of dollars in accumulated profits that they have kept parked overseas to avoid the 35 percent federal tax they would have to pay by repatriating the money.
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Under my proposal, repatriating corporations would earn tax credits equal to 22019 percent of their qualified investments in businesses that pursue tilt-reducing innovations, which could reduce the net tax rate on repatriated foreign earnings to as little as 9 percent.
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The bullet points — each no more than a sentence — included establishing relations between their countries; building a "lasting and stable peace regime"; working "toward complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula"; and repatriating the remains of Americans killed during the Korean War.
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The government and parliament have also set up a committee to study potential buyers of oil and ways of repatriating the income after U.S. sanctions take effect, Fereydoun Hassanvand, head of the parliament's energy committee, was quoted as saying by IRNA.
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Whereas Mr Carswell talks of using a post-Brexit immigration system potentially to allow in more migrants, UKIP's Brexit spokesman this week floated the idea of repatriating EU citizens if they "do not work, never pay taxes or are beggars or criminals".
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COX'S BAZAR, Bangladesh (Reuters) - An attempt to begin repatriating thousands of Rohingya Muslims living in camps in Bangladesh stalled on Thursday after nearly 32 refugee families refused to go back to Myanmar, almost a year after a similar effort failed amid protests.
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Many U.S. companies have taken large one-time charges this quarter to account for changes to the U.S. tax law made in December, which cut the overall corporate rate and offered a lowered rate for companies repatriating overseas profits to the United States.
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Very important, lost in the tax reform debate, lost in the tax reform debate, we're seeing now because of our new tax laws companies are repatriating their revenues and their profits and their whole factories and their productions to the United States.
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Senator Kelly Ayotte, Republican of New Hampshire, who opposes closing the Guantánamo prison and championed a provision in a law Mr. Obama signed late last year that bars repatriating detainees to Yemen, on Wednesday criticized the transfer of Yemeni detainees to Oman instead.
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The auction followed an emergency meeting at the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian last Tuesday, as well as a statement from Department of the Interior Secretary Sally Jewell that called on the French government to assist in repatriating the objects.
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MSCI in March relaxed its criteria for inclusion by cutting the number of proposed stocks to 169 from 448 in a bid to address ongoing curbs on repatriating capital from China and investor concerns over the country's high number of suspended stocks.
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Companies (like Apple) that still have a lot of cash sitting overseas should easily be able to bring much of that money back to the United States following tax law changes in 2017 that lowered the tax rate for repatriating offshore assets.
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Though El Salvador has rebuilt since the 2001 earthquakes, it remains ravaged by gang violence, drought and poverty, and its governments have regularly appealed to Washington not to aggravate the problems by repatriating thousands of people and halting the money they send back.
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Just as the CDC was distracted from its core activities by cruise ships and dealing with repatriating travelers to the United States, the urge to test is distracting much of the US response from the actions that can save the most lives.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan will bring forward the date that the coronavirus will become a "designated infectious disease" and warned its citizens on Friday to put off non-urgent travel to China as a third chartered flight repatriating its nationals arrived from Wuhan.
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"We're excited that framework takes a look at reducing corporate tax rates, a territorial system and repatriating funds," says Tiffany Moore, vice president of political affairs at the Consumer Technology Association, Washington, D.C.-based think tank representing a slew of major tech firms.
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LONDON, Sept 25 (Reuters) - Britain will try to recoup the cost of repatriating tens of thousands of Thomas Cook customers and will examine if airlines could be wound down in a more orderly process after collapse, Transport Minister Grant Shapps said on Wednesday.
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Before the arrival of the sickened passengers from the cruise, U.S. officials had reported 15 cases in seven states, most of them travelers who had returned from China but also three who had been evacuated on previous, U.S.-chartered planes repatriating Americans.
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Meeting Bangladesh Foreign Secretary Shahidul Haque in Beijing, Chinese State Councillor Wang Yi said China was "happy to see" the two countries reaching the agreement to start repatriating Rohingya, describing it as important progress to resolving what China calls the "Rakhine state issue".
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U.S. officials have not ruled out again adding to the prisoner population and have acknowledged trouble repatriating Islamic State fighters being held by U.S.-backed forces in Syria, raising the possibility that Guantanamo Bay could be seen as a viable option in the future.
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Speaking on Tuesday to reporters on behalf of the Business Roundtable, an advocacy group Dimon currently chairs, he said the act of repatriating corporate cash held outside the U.S. back into the country would spur substantial economic growth, regardless of how companies use those funds.
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While yields of onshore Chinese government debt are higher than what is available in the developed bond markets of the West and on most Asian markets, meagre foreign investor participation has reflected concerns over protracted yuan weakness and difficulty repatriating funds across the border.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's left-leaning President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Tuesday he would support the idea of repatriating the remains of late strongman Porfirio Diaz if the bones of a revolutionary who fought him could also be sent back to Mexico.
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U.S. officials have not ruled out adding to the prisoner population again and have acknowledged trouble repatriating Islamic State fighters being held by U.S.-backed forces in Syria, raising the possibility that Guantanamo Bay could be seen as a viable option in the future.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un recommitted to recovering and immediately repatriating the remains of prisoners of war and soldiers declared missing in action during the Korean War as part of a denuclearization agreement signed in Singapore on Tuesday.
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Washington (CNN)North Korean officials did not show up to a planned meeting with US officials at the demilitarized zone Thursday, where they were expected to continue discussions on repatriating the remains of Americans killed during the Korean War, a senior US official tells CNN.
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REITs would offer tax benefits, especially for foreign investors who currently have to pay a 20 percent tax on all profits generated in the kingdom, as well as a 5 percent withholding tax when repatriating dividends, one of the sources said at the time.
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"Lately, I've realized that one thing that would make me nervous about repatriating to the US—especially now that I have a child—is how reasonable Japanese society seems to be to be about guns and how scary the US seems in comparison," she said.
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This area is essentially a giant British war cemetery; in an effort to treat the sacrifices of all of its soldiers equally ("regardless of rank, race, or religion," as a sign at Tyne Cot reads), Britain had opted against repatriating any bodies after the war.
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This Order will enable the United States to impose powerful additional sanctions on those who may be involved in serious human rights abuses, obstructing a ceasefire, preventing displaced persons from returning home, forcibly repatriating refugees, or threatening the peace, security, or stability in Syria.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - A spokesman for Hungary's government on Saturday said it has not entered into any agreement about repatriating asylum seekers after a German government document was circulated saying Budapest was one of 14 governments that had had indicated it would be prepared to do so.
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Now, the document signed by Trump and Kim outlined pledges to work toward lasting peace on the Korean peninsula, commit to "complete denuclearization" there and to recovering and repatriating the remains of American prisoners of war and those missing in action who never made it home.
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Finally, the United States can build trust and make progress on what North Korea calls "humanitarian" issues: winning release of American and Japanese hostages held by Pyongyang; allowing reunions between North and South Korean families and repatriating the remains of American troops from the Korean War.
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As European lawmakers grapple with how much tax technology companies should pay on their overseas operations, industry executives are considering repatriating hundreds of billions of dollars under the Trump administration's proposed "tax holiday," which would shrink the current levy of 35 percent, before deductions, on such income.
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"This Order will enable the United States to impose powerful additional sanctions on those who may be involved in serious human rights abuses, obstructing a ceasefire, preventing displaced persons from returning home, forcibly repatriating refugees, or threatening the peace, security, or stability in Syria," Trump's statement read.
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The Azeri Foreign Ministry did not respond to requests for comment on its policy on repatriating children linked to IS. The children are allowed into the enclosure for about two hours a day, but otherwise spend their days in cramped cells or watching cartoons on television.
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Meanwhile, the amount of Treasuries held in Ireland rose in March to $317 billion after a record $13.5 billion fall in February, which stoked speculation whether U.S. multinational companies may be repatriating some money back home in the wake of the massive tax overhaul enacted by Congress in December.
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As we were reaching 1990, it looked like the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) was going to be passed and that any museum that was receiving federal funding had the legal obligation to review all its inventory and reach out to tribes about repatriating objects.
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Editorial Recent announcements by Apple, Walmart, AT&T, Starbucks and other businesses that they are giving workers raises, repatriating foreign profits and investing in the United States because of the tax bill Congress passed last year are clearly music to the ears of President Trump and Republican lawmakers.
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A Senate commission reported that the top 15 repatriating corporations reduced their overall United States work force by 22.5,250 jobs, even as share buybacks increased and the annual compensation for their top five executives jumped 26 percent from 2000 to 24 and another 2100 percent the next year.
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South Korea&aposs current liberal President Moon Jae-in wants to expand ties with North Korea, but repatriating any of the women would be a delicate matter, with many experts saying relatives of those who decide to stay in the South will certainly face reprisals by the North Korean government.
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"We were never really big fans of that capital outflow story because as far as we could tell a lot of it was just exporters keeping their money offshore instead of repatriating it," Paul Gruenwald, chief economist for Asia-Pacific at S&P Global Ratings, told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Monday.
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It is painstaking work excavating wartime crash sites, often in dangerous terrain, before identifying and repatriating remains back to the U.S. Gadoury last saw Kerry 24 years ago when he testified before the Senate Select Committee on POW/MIA Affairs, which Kerry used to co-chair along with Arizona Sen.
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Two British-based political scientists, one of them originally from Mytilene, have done extensive field work on the island and concluded that far more could be done to identify bodies, inform next-of-kin and allow relatives to be involved in interring or in some cases repatriating their loved ones' remains.
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"And it's hard to see how Trump could cut a better deal than the TPP on U.S. access to Japan's market, especially when so many of his other trade proposals — like currency retaliation, import duties and 'repatriating' U.S. supply chains — would really limit opportunities for Japan in the United States," he said.
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Its acceptance of 20 men over the past 13 months has significantly aided the Obama administration's goal of repatriating or resettling all the men who have been recommended for transfer, most of whom have been languishing with that status since at least 2009 when a six-agency task force unanimously approved letting them go.
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The hope was that this money would then be invested in job-creating business activities in the US. But that's not what happened: The top companies repatriating earnings actually shed jobs over the next few years, and the funds were mostly funneled to shareholders in the form of higher dividends and more stock buybacks.
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"With some of the things that are being talked about on a federal policy level — reducing the corporate tax rate, repatriating cash at a lower tax rate — it looks like the [positive] economic cycle will continue for the tech industry," says Colin Yasukochi, director of research and analysis at the commercial brokerage firm CBRE.
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President-elect Donald Trump has been railing against Beijing for keeping its currency low to give China a trade advantage over the U.S. "They've been repatriating money back, they've been trying to intervene by selling dollars [and] buying yuan" to provide support, as China looks to ease the currency lower, said Boockvar, chief market analyst at The Lindsey Group.
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Repatriating U.S. dollars The old tax system encouraged U.S. companies to leave profits earned overseas rather than bringing them back to the U.S. That outraged Obama, who created the term "economic patriotism," by which he meant U.S. companies had a patriotic duty to bring those dollars back and pay a boatload of additional taxes — so he could redistribute that money to mostly Democratic voters.
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Bartow received the skulls and consulted with Native American elders before performing healing rites with the help of a local Māori tribe and repatriating the remains back to the US. This incident deeply unsettled him and led him to paint the series "Nak May Kway Let Way (My Crying Eyes for You)," a memorial to the deceased Native Americans who belonged to the Arapaho, Flat Head, and Sioux peoples.
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Policies: Parallel currency for domestic use; push for abolition of the Fiscal Compact and Stability Pact; leave the euro as soon as it is politically feasible; "flat tax" for individuals and companies at 15 percent; repeal 2011 pension reform to allow earlier retirement; immigration crackdown by intercepting and sending back migrant boats and repatriating up to 100,000 illegal immigrants per year; toughen penalties for violent crime; improve relations with Russia.
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The repatriation of U.S. service members' remains was among the agreements reached during a historic summit in June between President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. The general-level talks between the U.S. and North Korea on Sunday came after North Korean officials failed to show up to a scheduled meeting last Thursday that was intended to focus on repatriating the remains.
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