The White House disputed Pelosi's optimism about striking a deal.
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Neither would speculate on the timeline for striking a deal.
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The deadline for a striking a deal is March 2019.
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Believing they were undervalued, Joel and Smith left without striking a deal.
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"Let's put our minds together on striking a deal," Michel Barnier said.
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In the private sector, striking a deal means everyone comes out ahead.
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He puts chances at striking a deal at less than 50-50.
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A fourth municipality, Middletown, Pa., raised its rates before striking a deal.
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And sometimes amongst conservatives, striking a deal can sound like a bad term.
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For Trump, striking a deal with China could be a key to reelection.
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McCarthy also expressed concerns Thursday about striking a deal on funding an infrastructure proposal.
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Tesla is no different, striking a deal last year to build a factory there.
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But last time, he was striking a deal on must-pass pieces of legislation.
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Nor is striking a deal with the Trump administration to host the migrants indefinitely.
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The four congressional leaders met earlier Sunday with the hopes of striking a deal.
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Striking a deal The United States, famously, drives a hard bargain in trade deals.
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Striking a deal will be fiendishly complex, and there are hazards for both sides.
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Reports Tuesday had indicated that the two sides were close to striking a deal.
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Western Union joins a string of U.S. companies that are striking a deal with Cuba.
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Reuters reported last week that Natura was close to striking a deal to buy Avon.
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Perhaps the self-described great negotiator isn't so great at striking a deal after all?
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Eleven months after striking a deal with Netflix, the Obamas have a slate of programming.
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But both sides look no closer to striking a deal that would eliminate existing tariffs.
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Investors also digested news of European Union and the U.K. striking a deal on Brexit.
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The details: Trump was pressing Bibi on the importance of striking a "deal" for Mideast peace.
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The open question: Did AMI publish the brochure with the hopes of striking a deal later?
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Democrats, however, aren't interested in striking a deal to speed up staffing of the Trump administration.
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Rice said Democrats are actively reaching out to GOP moderates in hopes of striking a deal.
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Mr Kahneman has shown time and again that ownership does, in fact, matter when striking a deal.
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He puts the odds of not striking a deal with Brussels as "a million-to-one against".
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But joining a club, or striking a deal with it, will always limit governments' room for manoeuvre.
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Was the erasure a baptism for a band finally striking a deal with the new world order?
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He may hold his nose and sign it, but he won't be striking a deal on it.
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The company was saved from going under after striking a deal to raise funds late last year.
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Speaking to reporters in London, Trump said he had "no deadline" for striking a deal with Beijing.
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On Thursday, he was "very close" to striking a deal, but remained unsure if he would follow through.
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Still, while Iran is nearing capacity, striking a deal will be difficult, said Yergin, IHS Markit vice chairman.
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The Chinese tech firm said it is developing a smartphone after striking a deal with electronics company Smartisan.
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In short, he's not drawing any firm lines in the sand and remains open to striking a deal.
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But striking a deal on criminal justice reform that proves unpopular with the party's base could prove costly.
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And, in practice, striking a deal to provide certainty for Dreamers and enhance border security should be easy.
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As Ken Starr's successor, Mr. Ray ended up striking a deal that prevented Mr. Clinton from being prosecuted.
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The dozen moderates voting for the legislation aren't striking a deal with the GOP to get something done.
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That has raised concern in Kabul about the Taliban and United States striking a deal that leaves them out.
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It had been successful in striking a deal with Stanley Black & Decker to acquire the Craftsman brand in 2017.
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Verizon also gained 1.3 percent after striking a deal to sell 29 data centers to Equinix for $5003 billion.
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Taylor initially pled not guilty to DUI -- but has since changed his tune after striking a deal with prosecutors.
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Tekashi93 appears to be striking a deal with the feds -- he's pleading guilty to 9 counts ... TMZ has learned.
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Unfinished legislative business Congress has a few other pressing legislative items apart from striking a deal on government spending.
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Trump expects the higher tariffs to force China into striking a deal, but an agreement isn't expected anytime soon.
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But the Trump administration lifted the export ban on ZTE in July after striking a deal with the company.
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Mnangagwa accused his former boss of striking a deal with the opposition leader, but did not provide any evidence.
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Denmark: Mette Frederiksen will become the country's next leader after striking a deal with several other left-leaning parties.
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Investors cheered the White House and Senate finally striking a deal on a historic $2 trillion coronavirus stimulus bill.
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Last week, hundreds of rebels evacuated the city after striking a deal for safe passage with the Syrian regime.
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After two years of negotiating with Trump, Democratic leaders aren't optimistic about striking a deal Tuesday that will stick.
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Four of the world's largest automakers responded in July by striking a deal with California to reduce vehicle emissions.
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The settlement is confidential, but Colin Kaepernick sure looks happy the day after striking a deal with the NFL.
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It's possible, though, that the new tariffs will derail any chance of striking a deal in the near future.
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In practice, this means that many renters wary of jeopardising their chances of striking a deal end up keeping mum.
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Another senior Argentine official, speaking on background, confirmed that Argentina and the United States were "close" to striking a deal.
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The KDP accused the PUK of betraying the Kurdish cause by capitulating to Iran and striking a deal to withdraw.
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He eventually pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice after striking a deal with the prosecution and received a prison sentence.
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Putin also told Bloomberg that Russia and the U.S. are close to striking a deal on fighting terrorists in Syria.
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And the "goal" of striking a deal by today, to be scored completely over the recess, is now a fantasy.
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Verizon rose 15.4 percent to $143 after striking a deal with Equinix to sell 29 data centers for $3.6 billion.
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House GOP leaders agreed earlier this month to proceed with a vote after striking a deal with their Senate counterparts.
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As a result, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are pessimistic about the chances of striking a deal. Sen.
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Later Goldman would help restructure Weinstein Co.'s debt, striking a deal to acquire Weinstein's 200-film library in 2010.
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Despite this record of failure, history demonstrates that striking a deal with North Korea will be the relatively easy part.
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MGM made a first mark in the emerging market by striking a deal with the NBA and WNBA in July.
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Until Sunday, markets had priced in the expectation that officials from the two countries were close to striking a deal.
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Britain left the EU on Friday, and has made striking a deal with the US one of its first priorities.
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If he sticks to his word, striking a deal would require either him, or the European Union, to reverse course.
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If he sticks to his word, striking a deal would require either him, or the European Union, to reverse course.
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Negotiations with Canada have not started, but Trump indicated he is open to striking a deal with the neighboring country.
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The union will now focus on striking a deal with Fiat Chrysler, the last of the three unionized domestic automakers.
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On Thursday, Trump told reporters he was "very close" to striking a deal, but remained unsure if he would follow through.
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Democrats slammed Trump for making the agreement while accusing him of elevating North Korea in his "haste" in striking a deal.
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But sustained pushback from Republicans in Congress to an emergency declaration have boosted negotiators and focused them on striking a deal.
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Congress is also faced with striking a deal to avoid another government shutdown and raise the debt limit in the fall.
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On Tuesday, the company announced that it was partnering with Daimler, just a few months after striking a deal with Volvo.
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Mr. Trump's advisers were more cautiously optimistic about striking a deal, while many members of Congress remain skeptical of its terms.
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But Trump balked at beginning negotiations last year after Democrats raised concerns over striking a deal with controversial President Roberto Duterte.
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Mr. Page was apparently interested in striking a deal with Gazprom, the Russian state-run oil firm, according to the transcript.
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Canada has remained on the sidelines of trade talks recently while the U.S. aimed at first striking a deal with Mexico.
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While slamming China for what he called unfair trade practices, Trump appeared to downplay the importance of quickly striking a deal.
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That contradicted remarks made last month, when Trump said the US and China were "potentially very close" to striking a deal.
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In April the U.S. government banned it from buying American components before lifting the ban months later after striking a deal.
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Importantly, none of the US officials he has apparently reached out to in hopes of striking a deal have accepted his offer.
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Those negotiations had aimed at striking a deal for U.S. and other foreign troops to withdraw in exchange for Taliban security guarantees.
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Striking a deal But what have we heard from the Three Brexiteers about the shape of the kind of deal they envisage?
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After the referendum, the KDP accused the PUK of striking a deal with Iran to withdraw from Kirkuk, which the PUK denies.
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MILAN (Reuters) - The chances of striking a deal on the sale of Italy's struggling carrier Alitalia before national elections due on Mar.
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After striking a deal Parker Brothers immediately set to work on fixing the game's most glaring deficiency: its lack of playing pieces.
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Google set its search algorithms to favor its own content and services, striking a deal with the FTC and avoiding a penalty.
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Crashing out of the bloc without an exit agreement would result in turmoil; striking a deal would minimize damage to the economy.
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About 22019 percent of Trump's supporters said they are either in favor of or would accept Trump striking a deal with Democrats.
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Anbang Insurance Group offered $12.8 billion for Starwood shortly after striking a deal to buy Strategic Hotels from Blackstone for $6.5 billion.
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All 180 episodes of "Seinfeld" are coming to Netflix, the streaming platform announced Monday after striking a deal with Sony Pictures Television.
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Stone has not categorically ruled out striking a deal to cooperate with the investigation, but the prospect appears unlikely at this point.
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Lake said Trump "definitely would benefit" from striking a deal to reimplement DACA but questioned whether he would want to do it.
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While they've warmed to striking a deal with the Senate, they've insisted on adding more of their own measures to the legislation.
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Irving Bank's board agreed to sell in 1988, striking a deal that made Bank of New York the nation's 12th-largest bank.
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Again, in striking a deal we must work with our allies who share our concerns including Japan, South Korea, Australia and New Zealand.
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Buffett's investment is contingent on Occidental striking a deal to buy Anadarko, which has an agreement in place to be bought by Chevron.
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The bank said it was "highly unlikely" OPEC members and Russia would be able to overcome the many headwinds to striking a deal.
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If Trump is truly committed to "striking a deal," then it is imperative he distance himself from the repeated failures of the past.
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Stocks wobbled on Monday as investors weighed the possibility of the U.S. and China striking a deal to end the ongoing tariff war.
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But he insisted he believed Kim was earnest in his nuclear vows, and suggested Pyongyang had much to gain from striking a deal.
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The Thyssenkrupp merger plan hinges on Tata striking a deal with the British government to separate itself from the deficit-laden pension scheme.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A consortium of family-owned Zeitfracht and maintenance group Nayak is close to striking a deal to buy Air Berlin's AB1.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. congressional negotiators were working into the night in hopes of striking a deal on funding border security programs through Sept.
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Striking a deal with the Chinese would be a major win for Trump, one he could herald on Twitter and at campaign rallies.
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The retailer said it was close to striking a deal with creditor banks and majority shareholder Fosun about a new loan until 215.0.
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The proposed acquisition is Diamondback's second in the Permian in a week, after striking a deal to pay $1.2 billion for Ajax Resources.
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce and other powerful pro-business groups have also argued striking a deal without Canada would be a mistake.
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By late July, he was making more conciliatory gestures toward the European Union about striking a deal to lower tariffs across the board.
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Sanofi is already one of Ablynx's big pharma partners, after striking a deal in July 2017 to find new treatments for inflammatory diseases.
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Lander announced in April it was terminating plans to buy a stake in Southampton after earlier striking a deal with Saints' owner Katharina Liebherr.
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Vice recently launched Viceland, its first cable channel, after striking a deal with A&E Networks, the cable group part-owned by Walt Disney.
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Shortly after striking a deal with Carrier, Trump chastised industrial manufacturer Rexnord for "rather viciously firing" workers in Indiana and shipping them to Mexico.
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Despite striking a deal with Washington to overhaul the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), Mexico and Canada remain subject to the metals tariffs.
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News of U.S. senators striking a deal to lift a three-day government shutdown failed to give a lasting boost to the weak dollar.
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The California Democrat secured the 220006 votes needed on the floor after striking a deal with a group of rebel Democrats — led by Reps.
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And in her own life, she recalls striking a deal with her husband years ago about who would drive their young daughter to school.
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He insisted that media members should be "ashamed" of themselves based on their reactions to Venator striking a deal with the former UFC middleweight.
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By striking a deal with Mr. Cohen that includes prison time, federal authorities were aware of the risk that the president might pardon him.
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"China has probably determined that striking a deal with the US is unlikely," said Jason Daw, head of emerging markets strategy at Societe Generale.
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The proposed acquisition is Diamondback's second in the Permian in a week, after striking a deal to pay $1.2 billion for Ajax Resources LLC.
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The arrest cast fresh doubts over the prospect of Beijing and Washington striking a deal on trade tariffs in their 90-day truce period.
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As of Friday, the White House did not appear any closer to striking a deal with China, though officials say talks are going fine.
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The two companies are in the final stages of striking a deal, and are set to make an announcement this week, the magazine said.
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Fiat, an Italian carmaker, has also been ordered to pay back €30 million in taxes it dodged by striking a deal with the Luxembourg authorities.
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Sexwale, whose campaign has failed to gain traction, is the first candidate in the process to suggest he could be interested in striking a deal.
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The company scored a major coup by striking a deal with Disney, in spite of the company's longtime alliance (and board member swapping) with Apple.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 11 (Reuters) - U.S. congressional negotiators were working into the night in hopes of striking a deal on funding border security programs through Sept.
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American Eagle had also looked at striking a deal for Abercrombie in partnership with private equity firm Cerberus Capital Management LP, sources previously told Reuters.
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In 2000, the retailer hired Merrill Lynch to help explore strategic options from recapitalization to leveraged buyouts or mergers, ultimately striking a deal with Amazon.
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As part of the approach, Brett laid out plans to make J Crew more size-inclusive, striking a deal with plus-size retailer Universal Standard.
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The Trump administration lifted the export ban on ZTE earlier this month after striking a deal with the company, which makes smartphones and telecommunications equipment.
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US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Thursday that Democrats are close to striking a deal with the Trump administration on measures to address the crisis.
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The team received a green light from NASA, and after striking a deal with several German science agencies, the design and contracting began in 2250.
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US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi also said that Democrats are close to striking a deal with the Trump administration on measures to address the crisis.
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In short, Mr. Kurz should have known that he was striking a deal with the devil when he formed the coalition with the Freedom Party.
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Prosecutors played an intercepted phone call of the kingpin striking a deal with Colombian guerrillas to move six tons of cocaine from Ecuador to Mexico.
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Touchy subjects like human rights have been placed on the back burner in hopes of striking a deal that would benefit the United States economy.
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Four of the world's biggest automakers opposed Trump's plan to let vehicles pollute more by striking a deal in California to curb their own emissions.
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But even Trump recognizes that the United States cannot withdraw from Afghanistan without striking a deal with the Taliban to prevent another 6900/2628 attack.
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Formula E returned to China during its fifth season after striking a deal to race on the streets of Sanya, and has raced there since.
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But he's repeatedly sought to talk directly to Iran's president and has even shown interest in striking a deal similar to the one he quit.
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House prices in London could tumble if Britain leaves the European Union without striking a deal, according to a Reuters poll of real estate specialists.
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Lawmakers are currently focused on striking a deal to keep the government's lights on, a fight that has largely focused on immigration and border security.
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The department ultimately moved to lift them entirely after striking a deal to restructure the companies that it said forced major concessions by Mr. Deripaska.
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I'm guessing he received some legal advice before striking a deal with Lightspeed, and it probably was not terrible even if it created sour feelings later.
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Seven people were killed and more than 200 wounded in clashes with the police and TLP's supporters only dispersed after striking a deal with the military.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May is close to striking a deal with Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, involving a customs arrangement and "dynamic alignment" on workers' rights.
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Before Thanksgiving, Pelosi earned the endorsement of the single Democrat publicly toying with the idea of running against her by striking a deal that made Rep.
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The incident comes amidst ongoing talks between the United States and the Taliban aimed at striking a deal to end their 18-year war in Afghanistan.
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"Striking a deal with Mark Cuban is a game changer, for the women in Afghanistan who work for us, for the farmers in Afghanistan," Miller said.
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Not unreasonably, European leaders worry about striking a deal with someone who might not be prime minister when Britain leaves the EU in 247 months' time.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Thursday he has secured support for his minority government after striking a deal with an independent lawmaker.
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Striking a deal, Acclaim would pick which women it wanted in the game, and then it would film them at the club taking their clothes off.
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Mr. Liu is a close adviser and confidant of President Xi Jinping, China's top leader, and his participation could improve the chances of striking a deal.
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Trump's unexpected interest in protecting DACA recipients comes after striking a deal with Democratic congressional leaders to raise the debt limit and temporarily fund the government.
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A former White House official said Trump "hit the easy button" in striking a deal with Schumer and Pelosi, rather than leaders from his own party.
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And the U.K. and Germany have dropped key Brexit demands, Bloomberg reported Wednesday, a move which would ease negotiators on both sides into striking a deal.
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And with the presidential election only a month away, he and Mr. Cohen went to work again, quickly striking a deal to keep Ms. Clifford quiet.
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Shortly after that, Mr. Cohen hinted on "Good Morning America" that he was considering striking a deal with the New York prosecutors who were investigating him.
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The following is a timeline of what has transpired in this saga since reports of Xerox striking a deal with Fujifilm first surfaced in early January.
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Last year, he became the 1st ever chug-and-runner to land a sponsor -- striking a deal with Brooks running ... and now, he's racked up deal #2.
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"There may be another vessel coming to Japan if Marubeni Corp succeeds in striking a deal with a partner of another country," one of the sources added.
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Brian Higgins also endorsed Pelosi, after striking a deal in which Pelosi agreed to prioritize a Medicare buy-in option for people at the age of 50.
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He emerged on the eve of the election to announce he would vote for the opposition, surprising Mnangagwa who accused him of striking a deal with Chamisa.
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The two leaders had previously entertained striking a deal that could've encompassed fighting ISIS together in Syria and negotiating a peaceful resolution to the conflict in Ukraine.
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The White House said that top U.S. officials will travel to Beijing for trade talks next week, with one leading official expressing optimism about striking a deal.
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Another challenge will be to clear remaining obstacles to the low-cost Transavia business, after striking a deal with Air France pilots' unions to allow its expansion.
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Until 2013, WTO trade talks were deadlocked in the "Doha Round" of negotiations, but WTO members broke the impasse, striking a deal to cut customs red tape.
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Jonas' thesis comes on the heels of the country's largest auto dealer, AutoNation, striking a deal with Google's Waymo to service the tech giant's self-driving minivans.
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As the US federal government shutdown enters its second day on Sunday, Republicans and Democrats remain at an impasse on striking a deal to fund the government.
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If Bigelow is as committed to ufology as his last two decades of work have suggested, he could do worse than striking a deal with this group.
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In an exclusive interview with CNN last month, Davidson described several calls he had with Cohen about striking a deal for Daniels to keep her story quiet.
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The other challenge is of course the rise of KaiOS, which has gained popularity in recent years after striking a deal with Indian telecom operator Reliance Jio.
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No evidence has emerged that Trump and Cohen ended up striking a deal to pay AMI, or to buy the scandalous stories about Trump from the company.
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He was soon branching out further, providing managing services to other restaurants and striking a deal with the Costa cruise line to create menus for its ships.
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House Tyrell, however, takes a licking but keeps on ticking — Margaery started the season as Renly's queen, and ended the season striking a deal to become Joffrey's.
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Mr. Abbas, 82 and nearing the end of his career, appears more preoccupied with feuding inside his Fatah Party than with striking a deal with Mr. Netanyahu.
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One auto executive familiar with the talks said that, particularly for foreign automakers, striking a deal with California risked retaliation, for example, in the form of tariffs.
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The Death Row Records co-founder entered the plea in Los Angeles Superior Court after striking a deal with prosecutors, and has agreed to serve 19923 years.
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The TLP called off the protests after striking a deal with the government to put Bibi on an "exit control list", barring her from leaving the country.
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Beyond has pledged to match beef in price in the next five years, meaning that striking a deal with Beyond now could pay off down the line.
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Criticism for Israeli leader: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has enraged Jewish leaders in Israel and the U.S. by striking a deal with a racist anti-Arab party.
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But in striking a deal with Democrats to push off the debt ceiling battle until December, President Trump has done those same GOP leaders a huge favor.
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Sources said Engelhart's move was primarily driven by economic factors, noting the trader was likely looking to save on rental fees by striking a deal with another warehouse.
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Malta only agreed to let the Lifeline dock after striking a deal with several European countries, including Italy, Portugal and France, who will receive some of the migrants.
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Since striking a deal with the EU on Tuesday, May has faced the most perilous crisis of her premiership with several cabinet ministers resigning, including her Brexit minister.
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The bottom line: On Day 30 of the shutdown, the White House and Congress don't look remotely close to striking a deal to reopen 25% of the government.
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The UMWA protested, eventually striking a deal with the company that bought Walter (Coal Acquisition LLC), getting some of the jobs and benefits back, at substantially reduced levels.
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The airline has faced numerous issues related to its dwindling cash pile and was saved from going under after striking a deal to raise funds late last year.
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President Trump says Republican leaders are this close to striking a deal that might appease the conservative House Freedom Caucus and bring in about 20 new "yes" votes.
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Middle East oil producers and Russia have forged closer ties since striking a deal to cut global crude output in a bid to remove a glut in supplies.
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Dirks also said that Alitalia's short-haul business could be integrated at Eurowings, should Lufthansa succeed in striking a deal to buy a part of Italy's ailing carrier.
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He began his presidency by allowing the peso to devalue, removing taxes on food exports and striking a deal with holders of debt on which Argentina had defaulted.
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Past attempts at striking a deal with North Korea have seen the international community lift sanctions and provide economic aid only for Pyongyang to renege on its commitments.
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Cornyn acknowledged that striking a deal with Democrats will mean raising the spending caps compared to fiscal 2019, a far cry from what Trump proposed in his budget.
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After the AHCA was pulled from consideration, Trump said he would wait for ObamaCare to fail before striking a deal on a new healthcare reform plan with Democrats.
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At a White House meeting with GOP senators later Tuesday, Trump shrugged off the delay and said "we're getting very close" to striking a deal despite the disagreements.
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An unnamed administration official told The Financial Times that Mr. Trump wasn't interested in striking a deal because he had already decided that he wanted to impose tariffs.
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Though the two had been in on-again, off-again talks for months, they appeared to be making progress, with an eye on striking a deal before Thanksgiving.
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China this week formally restarted its efforts to create a free-trade zone across the Asia-Pacific region, with an unlikely goal of striking a deal by November.
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He appeared to clash with the special counsel investigation early this year before striking a deal to be interviewed by investigators rather than going before a grand jury.
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Negotiations continued Wednesday with Senate Republicans in hopes of striking a deal before the House vote, which would allow the Senate to take up the bill as is.
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There appeared to be slow, small signs of progress, as Trump and Kim touted their friendly relationship and met three times in the hopes of striking a deal.
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White House economic advisor Larry Kudlow said Tuesday, however, that President Donald Trump is "moderately optimistic" about China and the U.S. striking a deal before a March 1 deadline.
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Retailer Wesfarmers Ltd rose up to 0.6% and hit a fresh record after striking a deal o buy online retailer Catch Group Holdings for A$230 million ($159.9 million).
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By striking a deal with the troubled Arrium, Adani will also please Australian policymakers, which have been keen to safeguard the future of the steelmarket - a significant rural employer.
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The Trump campaign's decision to release an ad saying Democrats are responsible for murder has not been particularly helpful in striking a deal over immigration or ending the shutdown.
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NCR – Private-equity firms who had been interested in buying the ATM and barcode scanner maker have walked away without striking a deal, according to the New York Post.
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The European Union, meanwhile, has come under fire after striking a deal with Turkey to stem an influx that brought a million refugees and migrants to Europe in 2015.
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Trump indicated Thursday he may be willing to offer such a concession, noting there is "tremendous potential" for North Korea to reap the economic benefits of striking a deal.
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Both the imagined scene and the real killings took place in La Catedral, the prison where Escobar was held after striking a deal to turn himself in, in 1991.
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Why this matters: China's top trade negotiator Liu He is visiting Washington this week for talks aimed at striking a deal with the U.S. to avoid a trade war.
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He attempted a comeback in 22004, striking a deal with MLB to reduce his suspension to 2150 games by virtue of the entire year he had missed in 22005.
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The prospect of a pardon may have been driving Manafort's resistance to striking a deal with Mueller, and may help him hang tough through his prison time, observers said.
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It will undermine the US reputation as a credible and trustworthy partner, raise the cost of striking a deal with North Korea, and damage relations with our European allies.
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More than 30,000 Stop & Shop supermarket employees in the Northeast are returning to work after striking a deal, bringing an end to the largest private sector strike in years.
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Separately, Turkey said on Tuesday it would send more troops into Syria's rebel-held Idlib province after striking a deal with Russia that has averted a government offensive there.
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Diageo, the spirits conglomerate, was widely rumored to be on the verge of striking a deal with a Canadian cannabis company in August, but nothing has yet been announced.
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It has a vested interest in striking a deal quickly as it cannot ratify trade deals with other countries until the post-Brexit "transition period" with the EU ends.
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Byton is nearly ready for production, but only after striking a deal with Chinese state-owned automaker First Automotive Works (which drove out the startup's co-founder and CEO).
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Hedge fund manager Kyle Bass, a longtime China critic, told CNBC on Monday that President Donald Trump needs to avoid striking a deal with Beijing solely for agricultural purchases.
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Graham has long called for a more aggressive Syria policy and criticized the previous administration for striking a deal with Russia on removing chemical weapons from Syria in 2013.
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Trump has proven difficult to pin down on immigration, and senators on both sides of the aisle have been frustrated with the process of striking a deal with him.
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President Donald Trump, who has long advocated striking a deal with the U.K., tweeted Tuesday that "protectionist" EU rules were preventing a deal and the creation of new jobs.
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Given the tricky parliamentary arithmetic and the difficulties faced by the Socialists and Podemos striking a deal, right-wing parties raised questions over the longevity of any new leftist coalition.
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"We want our workdays to finish at six o'clock and to achieve this we will work towards striking a deal with representatives from both companies and trade unions," she said.
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In recent months, Geely has been spreading its net wider, striking a deal to buy an 8 percent stake in truck maker AB Volvo, once the owner of Volvo Cars.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French Finance Minister Michel Sapin on Tuesday ruled out striking a deal with Google over back taxes as the British government recently did with the U.S. internet giant.
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Supporters of his opponent, Martin Fayulu, have accused Tshisekedi of striking a deal with Kabila to rig the presidential election when it became clear Kabila's preferred candidate could not win.
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Sharif later went into exile after striking a deal with the military and returned in 2007 to contest an election after Musharraf stepped down in the face of mass protests.
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After Democrats captured the House and picked up seven governorships last month, Schumer cast doubt on the possibility of striking a deal with Trump on immigration or anything of significance.
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So far, 3 of the 4 swimmers are back on U.S. soil -- Jimmy Feigen is expected to return shortly after striking a deal to pay $11,000 to a Brazilian charity.
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But after Trump made a rare trip to Capitol Hill on Tuesday to meet with Senate Republicans, it's clear they're a long way from striking a deal on a package.
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Some Democrats are growing antsy over striking a deal on the economic stimulus after two votes to advance the fiscal rescue package failed, sending stock markets deeper into their decline.
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After finally striking a deal to reopen the government in February, Trump proceeded to declare a state of emergency along the Southern border to allow him to reprogram other funds.
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The president has proven difficult to pin down on immigration, and senators on both sides of the aisle have been frustrated with the process of striking a deal with him.
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Lawmakers stayed in Washington for the weekend, aiming to break the funding impasse and move toward striking a deal on immigration legislation and reauthorizing a popular children's health insurance program.
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While both sides last week suggested they were close to striking a deal, China on Monday said it was barring the U.S. Navy from making port calls in Hong Kong.
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Eswar Prasad, a trade professor at Cornell, said the president's "mercurial temperament and predilection to undercutting his own negotiating team" had complicated the already challenging task of striking a deal.
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Striking a deal is one way for prosecutors to avoid departmental judges who can be skeptical of complainants, especially those with criminal records or those who have sued the city.
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NeNe Leakes is inching closer to striking a deal for her return to "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" ... and it might lead to a starring role on a new show.
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In July, Honda, Ford, Volkswagen and BMW sided with California in the battle, striking a deal with the state to follow more stringent standards close to the original Obama-era rules.
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As my colleague pointed out this week, immigration sceptics used to be found in both parties; they are now almost entirely found in one, which makes striking a deal much harder.
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American Airlines has gone non-Gogo, striking a deal with Southern Californian communications company ViaSat to bring satellite-powered WiFi to 100 Boeing 737 MAX aircrafts by September of next year.
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TLG is close to striking a deal to buy a 26 percent stake in WCM from DIC Asset and a 14 percent stake belonging to the Ehlerding family, the people said.
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Nevertheless, many experts in Moscow are now inclined to argue that the chance of striking a deal with Trump's team is lost, and that only tough tests of will are forthcoming.
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Caveat: In contrast, Chrysler's partnership with Waymo has been going well, and the two were able to get sensor-equipped cars on the road within six months of striking a deal.
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On Wall Street, stocks rose at the open, but later pared gains as investors weighed the possibility of the U.S. and China striking a deal to end the ongoing tariff war.
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LONDON (Reuters) - AstraZeneca is to receive up to $400 million from Takeda Pharmaceutical after striking a deal for the Japanese company to co-develop an early-stage medicine for Parkinson's disease.
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Striking a deal on immigration would appeal to most Americans in suburban and exurban communities who are in the middle -- who know that we can and must balance security and compassion.
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The two countries announced the details simultaneously a day after striking a deal on holding the meeting following a visit to Moscow on Wednesday by U.S. national security adviser John Bolton.
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After striking a deal that would save Chinese Telecom company ZTE, Republicans and Democrats banded together to add an amendment to the NDAA that would essentially undo the Trump administration's actions.
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In striking a deal with Democrats last week, Trump secured billions of dollars in federal disaster relief funding, though the affected states will ultimately require exponentially more help down the road.
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"I was this little kid, 18 years old, coming from Haiti with no money, and no directions and no plans, and now I'm striking a deal with a shark," Noel says.
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By striking a deal with Mr. Cohen that includes prison time, federal authorities were aware of the risk that the president might pardon him, said another person briefed on the matter.
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The remnant of Binary Capital, the firm run by Jonathan Teo and Justin Caldbeck, is striking a deal that will effectively allow Lerer Hippeau to assume the portfolio, Recode has learned.
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He reiterated that sentiment Monday in a statement where he insisted the chances of striking a deal have increased and that Britain would not delay its exit from the bloc again.
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Striking a deal with Trump on a signature issue was seen as a way for Pelosi to give political cover to vulnerable centrist Democrats worried about an impeachment backlash in 2020.
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While the market got an early boost from relief over Britain and the European Union striking a deal on the UK's departure from the bloc, soft Chinese GDP triggered profit-taking.
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Meanwhile, the forces of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad rolled into the strategic border town of Kobane after striking a deal with the Kurds to help them repel the Turkish aggression.
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Striking a deal The President, who'd grown irritated at the progress of peace talks, believed he was better positioned to strike a deal, according to a person familiar with his thinking.
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The company has since ramped up its own manufacturing, in addition to striking a deal with OSI Group, a large meat supplier that also makes patties for large fast-food chains.
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Trump on Friday downplayed the risks of not striking a deal with China before the election, insisting that the U.S. economy would be fine and voters would remain on his side.
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If anything, Sunday's meeting buys Kim time to prove to skeptics inside his country that he is capable of striking a deal with the US, despite the breakdown of talks in Hanoi.
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Supporters of the runner-up, Martin Fayulu, accused Tshisekedi of striking a deal with Kabila to rig the outcome when it became clear Kabila's preferred candidate, Emmanuel Ramazani Shadary, could not win.
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In 2011, for example, he disrupted diplomatic relations with the Iraqi government by striking a deal with the Kurdistan region which has been trying to establish autonomy against the central government's wishes.
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" Trump then called on Israel to "show some flexibility" in striking a deal and said Palestinians "have to get rid of some of the hatred they're taught at a very young age.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Swiss biotechnology company Molecular Partners said it could earn more than $500 million in payments after striking a deal with U.S. drug giant Amgen to work together in cancer immunotherapy.
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Larry Kudlow, director of the White House National Economic Council, said this week that the talks were making progress and that he was "cautiously optimistic" about the prospects for striking a deal.
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But Fayulu requested a recount, saying he had won with over 60 percent of the vote and that Tshisekedi was announced victor only after striking a deal with outgoing President Joseph Kabila.
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Lamar Alexander, a Republican from Tennessee, expressed cautious optimism Tuesday over the prospects of striking a deal on a bipartisan bill help stabilize the Obamacare marketplace saying that he and Democratic Sen.
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Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi was forced from power in 6900 with the help of NATO forces just eight years after striking a deal with the U.S. to give up his nuclear weapons.
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The president's salvos against China, which have continued all week, surprised businesses and investors who in recent months thought that the world's two largest economies were growing closer to striking a deal.
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Sony was desperate for a fresh take, and turned to superhero movie juggernaut Marvel Studios for help, striking a deal that allowed Peter Parker to enter the immensely successful Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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Bezuidenhout had been instrumental in reviving Fastjet's fortunes and shore up its dwindling cash pile, as it was saved from going under after striking a deal to raise funds late last year.
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However, uncertainty around trade increased this week after a slew of mixed reports and comments from a top U.S. official raised questions about both sides striking a deal before a Sunday deadline.
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Officials are cognizant that striking a deal based on the kind of limited concessions China is currently offering would most likely be a political liability in the president's bid for re-election.
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Despite McConnell's plans, some lobbyists think Republicans should avoid the pitfalls of reconciliation entirely by striking a deal with Democrats to pass a bill that ropes tax reform to an infrastructure package.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell sharply on Tuesday after President Donald Trump said it may be better to wait until after the 2020 presidential election before striking a deal with China.
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Congress will have less than a month to negotiate a debt ceiling raise when they get back from recess in September — in addition to striking a deal on must-pass spending bills.
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After striking a deal with GOP leaders on an end-of-year funding plan, Trump reversed course under criticism from far-right Republican politicians and media personalities and triggered a partial government shutdown.
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Kuoni shares rose 6.7 percent on Thursday, valuing the firm at 1.25 billion Swiss francs ($1.23 billion), following a report by Bloomberg that EQT was close to striking a deal to buy Kuoni.
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Chinese Vice Premier Liu He also lost his "special envoy" title for the negotiations this week, suggesting he may have diminished authority to make concessions that could be key to striking a deal.
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It benefited from merger and acquisition (M&A) activity in its sector, with Rockwell Collins striking a deal to buy B/E Aerospace for $62 a share in cash and stock on Sunday.
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Private equity firms who had been interested in buying NCR (NCR) have walked away without striking a deal for the automated teller machine and barcode scanner maker, according to the New York Post.
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The characters head off into the unknown, to face off with a group led by the mysterious Negan, in hopes of striking a deal with Hilltop that will procure needed supplies for Alexandria.
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And there is evidence that Trump has long supported the concept of striking a deal with the Russians, even during the Soviet era, to work together as the dominant powers in the world.
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LONDON, Aug 2 (Reuters) - Bank of England Governor Mark Carney warned on Friday that some major industries could become unviable if Britain leaves the European Union without striking a deal with the bloc.
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DE in Austria will be paid monthly wages for December, administrator Lucas Floether said on Wednesday, adding he was confident of striking a deal with a new investor in the next few days.
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N has launched the sale of parts of its Critical Networks division, according to people familiar with the matter, its first divestiture move after striking a deal with activist hedge fund Jana Partners.
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Grassley and Wyden met with each other before last week's July 4 recess and came close to striking a deal, but a key question is how GOP senators would react to it. Sen.
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Britain may be far larger than Switzerland, a small country surrounded by the EU; and its security and police ties with the rest of Europe give it extra clout in striking a deal.
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"I don't think they'll be able to come to any kind of agreement," Schumer told The Washington Post about the two parties striking a deal by next week to avoid a bitter showdown.
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Charlie Flanagan, minister for foreign affairs, said the calls for a referendum are "premature," adding there was a need to focus on striking a deal on power-sharing before looking at anything else.
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The arrest of Huawei Technologies Co Ltd's Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhouof in Canada cast fresh doubts over the prospect of Washington and Beijing striking a deal in their 21.4-day truce period.
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At a White House meeting with GOP senators, Trump shrugged off the Senate delaying a vote on its health-care bill, saying "we're getting very close" to striking a deal despite remaining disagreements.
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Losing Kevin Durant to the Nets may have made striking a deal with Thompson more of an imperative, but the Warriors were going to offer him a max deal regardless of Durant's decision.
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Epstein's arrest in New York came more than a decade after he avoided prosecution on similar federal charges in Florida by striking a deal enabling him to plead guilty to state prostitution charges.
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U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Monday that chances of striking a deal to leave the European Union have increased as he insisted Britain would not delay its exit from the bloc again.
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The U.K. branch had staved off administration in December after striking a deal to inject more money into its pension fund in order to win the state-backed fund's support for a restructure.
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Spearheading immigration talks As the immigration debate has heated up, Trump tasked Kelly with spearheading talks on the issue in the hopes of striking a deal that would adhere to his campaign promises.
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The arrest of Huawei Technologies Co Ltd's Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhouof in Canada triggered fresh doubts over the prospect of Washington and Beijing striking a deal in their 28-day truce period.
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Striking a deal with a mobile network can help new smartphone players grow because they get an extra marketing push, and their devices can be sold as part of a mobile phone contract.
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But in recent weeks she, too, agreed to settle, striking a deal that has imposed a $500,000 penalty and an 18-month prohibition on her associating with a futures broker like MF Global.
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In 1009, for instance, Disney struck a deal to sell its movies to Netflix for an estimated $300 million a year, instead of striking a deal with conventional distributors like HBO or Showtime.
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These forecasts are based on the U.K. striking a deal with the EU that avoids a large increase in economic barriers, as well as no further major financial market disruption and limited political fallout.
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But some farmers started to grow impatient after Trump escalated tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese goods last month, signaling the two countries weren't as close to striking a deal as some had expected.
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Mr Johnson has betrayed the DUP by striking a deal with the European Union that would bind Northern Ireland closer to Ireland than to Britain for trade purposes, in practice if not in law.
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Blake Griffin has reached a truce with baby mama Brynn Cameron in their nasty custody fight -- striking a deal on child support payment and custody right before they were set to go to trial.
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The world's two largest economies appear close to striking a deal that would roll back U.S. tariffs on at least $200 billion worth of Chinese goods and possibly end their long-drawn trade spat.
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Shares in Asia were mixed on Thursday as investors watched ongoing negotiations between the U.S. and China, with the two economic powerhouses reportedly closer to striking a deal to end a protracted trade dispute.
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Business groups have urged the Treasury Department to preserve Amazon's agreement with the USPS, which they say helps the Postal Service's finances and prevents the tech giant from striking a deal with private competitors.
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Khalilzad has been in Kabul, where he met President Ashraf Ghani, top security officials, senior opposition leaders, diplomats and civil society members to discuss the peace process before striking a deal with the Taliban.
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Ahead of the talks, held on the margins of the G20 in Argentina, Trump advisers like Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow suggested striking a deal could reassure investors.
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By the time of the first "This Is Us" season, NBC had wised up, striking a deal that allowed it to earn money from Hulu ads shown during episodes of the hit tear-jerker.
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COPENHAGEN — The leader of Denmark's center-left Social Democratic party, Mette Frederiksen, will form a minority government and become the country's next prime minister after striking a deal with several other left-leaning parties.
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Striking a deal is crucial for Mr. Abe, whose yearslong effort to rev up Japanese growth faces a major challenge from an economic slowdown in China, a major buyer of Japanese equipment and goods.
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Mr. Trump, for his part, said last week that "we're much closer" to striking a deal with China, though administration officials have said the two sides remain far apart, and no deal is imminent.
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Aside from falling back on WTO rules, the U.K. and EU both have a vested interest in striking a deal in order to maximize their growth potential, according to Deutsche Bank's CEO Christian Sewing.
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EU officials have warned that striking a deal in an 11-month timeframe is ambitious, if not outright impossible, given the most conventional free trade agreement negotiations tend to take a couple of years.
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And in striking a deal this past week with the European Union on the terms of Britain's departure, he broke a major promise of his about how he would treat trade in Northern Ireland.
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The second-best scenario is that the meeting is basically a carbon copy of the Singapore summit: Both leaders leave without having made any progress on striking a deal but agree to continue negotiating.
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Puerto Rico and its creditors wrapped up roughly a week's worth of mediated talks in New York, aimed at striking a deal to restructure much of the $70 billion in debt the island cannot pay.
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The TLP called off the protests late on Friday after striking a deal with the government that would see authorities seek to put Bibi on an 'exit control list' barring her from leaving the country.
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In the buildup to Trump's summit last month with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki, debate within the US government on the idea of striking a deal with Russia on Syria spilled into the open.
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Uber, which has been spending hugely in China over the last two years, appears to have folded, striking a deal in which it will merge its Chinese operations with its main rival there, Didi Chuxing.
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Fred's (FRED) is reportedly under scrutiny by federal regulators, who are unsure the discount store operator will be able to handle its increased size after striking a deal to buy 865 Rite Aid (RAD) stores.
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Why it matters: Democrats have repeatedly said they won't sign on to a government funding bill without striking a deal to protect Dreamers — undocumented immigrants who were brought to the U.S. as children — from deportation.
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About 22 years ago, the media mogul Sumner M. Redstone beat out Barry Diller in a fierce bidding war for Paramount Pictures, striking a deal worth nearly $10 billion for the film and television studio.
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BoE Governor Mark Carney said on Friday that some major industries could become unviable if Britain leaves the European Union without striking a deal with the bloc, adding that this was now a real prospect.
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Last year, the United States and South Korea agreed to revise a trade pact sharply criticized by Trump, striking a deal to extend U.S. tariffs on Korean-made pickup trucks by 20 years, until 2041.
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Last year, the United States and South Korea agreed to revise a trade pact sharply criticized by Trump, striking a deal to extend U.S. tariffs on Korean-made pickup trucks by 20 years, until 2041.
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Turkey's invasion of northern Syria has plunged the region into renewed chaos, with dozens of ISIS prisoners escaping detention and the Kurds striking a deal with Syrian President Bashar Assad to prevent further Turkish incursions.
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It struck me that the president, his negotiators, and his loyally "deplorable" backers might (gulp!) just be America's best hope for striking a deal, 18 years late, to conclude the US military's role in Afghanistan.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Middle East ride-hailing app Careem said on Wednesday it had resumed services in the Palestinian city of Ramallah in the Israeli-occupied West Bank after striking a deal with Palestinian transport authorities.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French Prime Minister Manuel Valls expressed hopes on Wednesday of striking a deal to keep Britain in the European Union at a summit of the bloc's leaders on Thursday and Friday in Brussels.
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Recall that back in January, he pulled a similar stunt when the Democratic leaders traveled to the White House in hopes of striking a deal that would end what became the nation's longest government shutdown.
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Trump, for his part, dismissed the idea that Russia was testing him and attributed its recent moves to Putin's belief that the new US president was politically constrained and incapable of striking a deal with Russia.
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But the sources did not know how soon a deal would be reached, and thought it possible that Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn would avoid striking a deal until after European Parliament elections due on May 23.
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The bottom line: The officials said the goal remains the complete, verifiable denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula and noted that Trump's rhetoric has been focused on the "bright future" Kim could unlock by striking a deal.
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Democrats familiar with meetings about the issue held Tuesday said that the White House had originally hoped to delay striking a deal until closer to the deadline, anticipating that they could wring more concessions from Democrats.
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VIENNA — OPEC ended a meeting on Thursday without striking a deal to reduce oil output and without any clear sign one would be reached when officials from the organization, Russia and other oil producers reconvene Friday.
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A rush to break an impasse in the Senate appeared to yield little progress, even after Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer met with President Donald Trump at the White House in hopes of striking a deal.
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A top Capitol Hill ally of President Donald Trump warned him on Friday not to let his simmering feud with Democrats stop him from striking a deal with lawmakers to tackle the nation's infrastructure needs. Sen.
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Now, some close observers of North Korea say Kim may be using Trump's intense focus on his re-election next November as leverage to pressure him into lifting sanctions and striking a deal that favors Pyongyang.
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Coca-Cola just added coffee to its arsenal, striking a deal to buy British chain Costa Coffee for $5.1 billion; the announcement came just one week after Pepsi said it was buying SodaStream for $3.2 billion.
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The lynchpin in this approach is striking a deal with Turkey to enable resources to flow to eastern Syria from Iraq and northern Syria, and to keep U.S. partners focused on the stabilization tasks at hand.
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Afghanistan: U.S. and Taliban negotiators are close to striking a deal in which American troops would withdraw in exchange for a pledge from the insurgents that the country wouldn't become a terrorist base again, officials said.
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Lawmakers have speculated that pressure on the U.S. aviation system — if it reaches a point of total dysfunction — could be the breaking point that leads to President Trump and Democrats striking a deal to reopen the government.
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MADRID, Jan 22 (Reuters) - Portuguese soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo arrived in court in Madrid on Tuesday to face accusations of tax fraud, where he is expected to plead guilty after striking a deal last year with authorities.
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Nearly a decade later, after striking a deal with Atlantic Records, the 2360-year-old, who now goes by the stage name "Oliver Tree," got to drive the vehicle of his dreams in his first major video.
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Small-cap support services provider Interserve ended 1.8 percent lower after a choppy trading session that saw it surge 10 percent after striking a deal with creditors to more than halve its debt by issuing new shares.
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Earlier on Tuesday, Larry Kudlow, director of the White House National Economic Council, said the United States and China were making progress in the talks and he was "cautiously optimistic" about the prospects for striking a deal.
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If the preliminary deal isn't signed in Chile, it doesn't mean it's falling apart, a US administration official told Reuters, but investors may now betting that US and Chinese negotiators are further away from striking a deal.
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By Jim Christie Ryckman Creek Resources LLC, an affiliate of Peregrine Midstream Partners LLC, on Wednesday said it is ready to emerge from bankruptcy after striking a deal that locks in predictable income over the next decade.
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Conor McGregor is one lucky scofflaw ... because TMZ Sports has learned he's on the verge of striking a deal in his New York City criminal case that will keep him in the U.S. and out of jail.
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Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said on Friday that some major industries could become unviable if Britain leaves the European Union without striking a deal with the bloc, adding that this was now a real prospect.
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But the Saudis may also have had reservations about striking a deal involving Russia, which rivals it as the world's biggest producer, and with which it has been tussling for market share in Europe, India and elsewhere.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May is drawing ever-closer to striking a deal with Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) which will enable her to form a parliamentary majority and remain at the helm of the government.
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While EQT is seen as having an edge in striking a deal with the private company owned by its founder's grandson Hans Georg Naeder, the talks are not exclusive and may still fall apart, the people said.
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On Tuesday, U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told CNBC that he was optimistic on striking a deal with Canada, but added that the White House was ready to go forward with Mexico alone, if it isn't executed.
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Following a hung parliament outcome in the snap election this June, Theresa May assured the public that she would secure a government by striking a deal with the Democratic Unionist Party, a party based in Northern Ireland.
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Cube had said he was open to striking a deal to move -- and now, that is indeed what has happened ... BIG3 will now play its final game at the nearby MGM Grand Garden earlier in the day.
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The major indexes pared some of their losses after President Donald Trump told reporters the U.S. and China are much closer to striking a deal on trade, saying the two countries will have a good deal in place.
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Since striking a deal with world powers last year under which it curbed its nuclear activity in exchange for sanctions relief, pragmatist Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has sought to mend ties with the West to improve the economy.
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LONDON, May 25 (Reuters) - European shares clung on to gains in early deals on Thursday helped by firmer banking shares and as corporate deals activity, after French aero firms Safran and Zodiac finally striking a deal, continued apace.
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It's more of a Monday than usual in Cleveland as homegrown superstar LeBron James announced on Sunday night that he's leaving the Cleveland Cavaliers for the Los Angeles Lakers, striking a deal of $153.3 million over four years.
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Saudi Arabia turned to Russia when OPEC could no longer control prices, striking a deal to keep 1.8 million barrels a day off the market in an effort to rebalance after crude's plummet below $30 in February 2016.
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Earlier this month, Finance Minister Michel Sapin ruled out striking a deal with the U.S. search engine company as the British government recently did, saying the sums at stake in France were "far greater" than those in Britain.
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FRANKFURT, May 6 (Reuters) - Germany's Evonik Industries AG is close to striking a deal to buy the performance materials operations of industrial gas producer Air Products and Chemicals Inc, a person familiar with the matter said on Friday.
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Gates, who also served on Donald Trump's presidential campaign alongside Manafort, pleaded guilty in February to charges in connection related to special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into the 2016 election, striking a deal to cooperate with the FBI.
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Chinese Ministry of Commerce spokesman Gao Feng said overnight that China and the U.S. are holding "in-depth" discussions about a phase one deal, but added the rolling back of some tariffs is key to striking a deal.
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In the wake of a season-ending knee injury sustained Tuesday night by their star forward Kristaps Porzingis, Knicks officials decided to move quickly in the pursuit of future assets by striking a deal with Charlotte for Hernangomez.
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What he decides to do will affect the pay and working conditions of tens of millions of people, making those decisions far more consequential — practically and politically — than striking a deal to keep 800 factory jobs in Indiana.
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Kim and Trump have met three times in the hopes of striking a deal that would see North Korea trade its nuclear weapons and the missiles used to fire them in exchange for sanctions relief and normalized relations.
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MANCHESTER, England (Reuters) - Social media platform Snapchat will present Winter Olympics content at next year's event in Pyeongchang after striking a deal with Discovery communications' Eurosport, a move which could help the Games reach the younger demographic it craves.
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U.S. air travel is under "enormous strain" as a result of the government shutdown, with many lawmakers speculating that total dysfunction could be the breaking point that leads to President Trump and Democrats eventually striking a deal, Politico reports.
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Eatsa is taking the final step away from its roots as a restaurant chain, adopting the new name Brightloom and striking a deal with Starbucks to offer the coffee giant's technology for mobile ordering and payment to other restaurants.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa accused his main rival Nelson Chamisa on Sunday of striking a deal with former leader Robert Mugabe on the eve of an election and cast doubt on Chamisa's intentions of rebuilding the country.
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The company's purchase has led Pono to seek a new partner for PonoMusic, striking a deal with 7 Digital, a London-based digital music platform that has worked with a number of high-profile partners, including Samsung and BlackBerry.
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Jeremy Meeks is gonna have his own modern family after striking a deal with his ex-wife that gives him primary custody of their 9-year-old son, and gives her a hefty sum of money ... TMZ has learned.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said on Friday that some major industries could become unviable if Britain leaves the European Union without striking a deal with the bloc, adding that this was now a real prospect.
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After striking a deal late Monday night, lawmakers also attached a package that would extend several expiring special-interest tax credits, giving extensions to brewers and distillers, fuel-cell car buyers and a long list of other business interests.
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Their negotiations offered Mr. Biden a more powerful role, and gave Mr. McConnell a congenial bargaining partner and what the Senate leader viewed as the path of least resistance to striking a deal, in the view of Biden critics.
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Four large drug companies reached a last-minute $260 million legal settlement on Monday over their role in the U.S. opioid addiction epidemic, striking a deal with two Ohio counties to avert the first federal trial over the crisis.
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In talks that were described as friendly — and later during more informal dinner outings in each capital — the trade teams believed they were forging significant progress on Trump's goal of striking a deal that ends some of China's troublesome economic practices.
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And though Trump's efforts to kill DACA have so far been blocked in federal courts, he made it clear with a recent flurry of tweets that he no longer has any intention of striking a deal to save the program.
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While there was positive talk from both the United States and the European Union at the World Economic Forum, there are major obstacles to any agreement given the trade threats by Trump and all his demands for striking a deal.
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China's stockpiling program has so far been led largely by state-owned energy giants Sinopec and CNPC, with ChemChina recently striking a deal with privately-run CEFC China Energy to lease out tanks in the southern island province of Hainan.
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Liu will meet with Trump's trade team without the title "special envoy" for President Xi Jinping, a role he has held in previous talks, suggesting he may have diminished authority to make concessions that could be key to striking a deal.
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MILAN, June 27 (Reuters) - The Italian government is bringing its budget policy in line with European Union rules, Economy Minister Giovanni Tria said on Thursday, adding that the basis for striking a deal to avoid EU disciplinary action had been established.
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TOKYO/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Global shipping insurers have devised a way to ensure nearly full coverage for Iranian oil exports from next month after striking a deal to provide cover without involving U.S.-domiciled reinsurers, officials in Tokyo and London said.
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Canada arrested Chinese smartphone maker Huawei Technologies Co Ltd's chief financial officer for extradition to the United States, casting fresh doubts over the prospect of Beijing and Washington striking a deal on trade tariffs in their 90-day truce period.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - A Pakistani Islamist group said on Friday it will call off protests over the acquittal of a Christian woman who was facing hanging on blasphemy charges, striking a deal with the government to end three days of protests.
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Japan now believes it can lead on multilateral pacts like the now-11-nation Trans-Pacific Partnership while simultaneously striking a deal with the world's largest economy, said Robert Holleyman, who served as deputy U.S. Trade Representative from 2014 to 2017.
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The complaint officially cites Apple in its list of anticompetitive practices, effectively accusing Qualcomm of shutting other chip makers out of competing for the iPhone maker's business, due to the high-profile media windfall of striking a deal with the company.
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In December they returned to the fray, striking a deal with Sky's independent shareholders for Fox to pay 10.75 pounds per share for the 61 percent of Sky it does not already own to unite a media empire across two continents.
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To date, Democrats have successfully postponed funding the border wall, first negotiating a 2017 government spending package that didn't include wall funding, and most recently striking a deal with Trump himself to fund the government through December at current spending levels.
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After striking a deal with JAB Holding to take Panera private in an estimated $22012 billion deal, Panera's CEO said Wednesday he has proven he can run a successful public company but expects he can do more as a private business.
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Lawmakers are negotiating into the weekend in hopes of striking a deal to get the government up and running again, though it's hard to tell at this point when they'll reach an agreement or how they might negotiate to one.
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After striking a deal with U.S. and Brazilian prosecutors in December in which it paid fines and admitted to paying hundreds of millions of dollars of bribes in 12 countries, Odebrecht has been trying to sign additional pacts across Latin America.
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Ms. Witherspoon sought outside investment when she was ready to start Hello Sunshine, striking a deal with Otter Media, a company owned by the Chernin Group and AT&T, which bought a 30 percent stake in her new production house.
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President Donald Trump laid out his immigration principles for Capitol Hill on Sunday — a list of hardline policies that could seriously complicate the prospects of striking a deal with Democrats over the future of hundreds of thousands of young undocumented immigrants.
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Top lawmakers knew there were no victory laps for this latest legislative step, considering they were almost two months tardy in striking a deal that would fund all federal agencies at updated numbers for the rest of the fiscal year.
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As the situation escalated, the Manbij Military Council has tried to pre-empt any Turkish offensive by striking a deal with Russia to turn nearby villages under its control over to Syrian government forces loyal to President Bashar al-Assad.
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Somewhat grudgingly, the Democrats, accepted the outcome after striking a deal with the Republicans — known as the Compromise of 1877 — to withdraw federal troops from the South, thereby bringing the postwar Reconstruction era that Grant had administered to an end.
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The government has said striking a deal with Brussels on the rights of EU citizens is a priority, but its position has been criticized by EU negotiator Michel Barnier and the two sides have made little progress toward an agreement.
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Fund managers have switched out of safe-haven assets such as bonds and the Japanese yen in recent weeks on growing expectations that Beijing and Washington were close to striking a deal after a trade conflict over the past 16 months.
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In another tweet on Tuesday, Trump touted a federal judge's ruling striking down a legal challenge to his decision to end DACA, and accused Democrats of "running for the hills" when it came to striking a deal on the program.
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Fund managers have switched out of safe-haven assets such as bonds and the Japanese yen in recent weeks on growing expectations that Beijing and Washington are close to striking a deal after a trade conflict over the past 16 months.
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President Barack Obama, who had warned the regime that using chemicals would cross a "red line," initially signed off on a military response, but then pulled back, striking a deal instead for Russian to destroy Syria's extensive chemical weapons stockpile.
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He said Arm was still profitable but less so than when it was a public company and was working with other Softbank Vision Fund Firms, for example by striking a deal with Softbank-backed Sprint around so-called internet of things technology.
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After meeting at the G-20 summit in Argentina, Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping have agreed a temporary stop to their bilateral trade disagreement, striking a deal to hold off on any additional tariffs on each other's goods after January 1.
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Liu, however, is meeting with Trump's trade team without the title of "special envoy" for Chinese President Xi Jinping, a role he held in previous talks, suggesting he may have diminished authority to make concessions that could be crucial to striking a deal.
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The country's center-left President Alberto Fernandez, who came to power in December, has targeted striking a deal with creditors by the end of March, a deadline seen as ambitious but also a sign the government wants to avoid a hard default.
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ELSEWHERE ➔ State Watch: Four large drug companies reached a last-minute $260 million legal settlement on Monday over their role in the U.S. opioid addiction epidemic, striking a deal with two Ohio counties to avert the first federal trial over the crisis (Reuters).
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I was there to share in the disappointment -- and anger towards the United States -- after it decided to call off a proposed military strike on the Assad regime, instead striking a deal that would have the regime peacefully give up its chemical arsenal.
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The arrest of Chinese smartphone maker Huawei Technologies Co Ltd's chief financial officer at the request of the United States cast fresh doubts over the prospect of Beijing and Washington striking a deal on trade tariffs in their 90-day truce period.
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Fred's — Fred's is reportedly under scrutiny by federal regulators, who are unsure the discount store operator will be able to handle its increased size after striking a deal to buy 865 Rite Aid stores, according to a story in the New York Post.
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South Africa said only last week it was close to striking a deal over farm produce trade with Washington that would see it retain the benefits of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), a U.S. trade agreement designed to help African exporters.
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Zagreb was close to striking a deal on buying a squadron of used and refitted F-16 fighter jets from Israel, but eventually Israel informed Croatia it could not sell the planes as it could not secure an approval from the United States.
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He said Arm was still profitable but less so than when it was a public company and was working with other Softbank Vision Fund Firms, for example by striking a deal with Softbank-backed Sprint Corp around so-called internet of things technology.
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Catalans tried to finesse greater autonomy for themselves, striking a deal in 2006 that was approved in a Catalan referendum — as well as by both Catalan and Spanish lawmakers — and one that might have forestalled the current crisis over yet more extreme demands.
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MEXICO CITY — Mexico agreed to demands from the United States to cut exports of refined sugar, striking a deal on Tuesday in a contentious trade negotiation that was closely watched as a prologue to talks on renegotiating the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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That compromise has been described as a gray Brexit, and it could involve leaving the single market but striking a deal granting access to parts of the bloc's trade zone, while applying limits on immigration except in some sectors requiring skilled labor.
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The top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee said Friday he is very close to striking a deal with the FBI over releasing his classified countermemo that offers a point-by-point rebuttal of the GOP surveillance memo released earlier this month.
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Two days later, Le Pen scored another victory by striking a deal with Nicolas Dupont-Aignan, a small right-wing candidate knocked out in the first-round who received 5 percent of the vote and called on his supporters to vote for her.
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The NLD has until the end of March to organize the presidential vote in the parliament, but top leaders said they may carry it out next week or toward the end of February, suggesting the two sides could be close to striking a deal.
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WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Mexico on Tuesday conceded to U.S. demands for changes in the terms of Mexican access to the lucrative U.S. sugar market, striking a deal with Washington that will likely lift prices of the sweetener to U.S. food processors and consumers.
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Trump halted talks with the Taliban, aimed at striking a deal for U.S. and other foreign troops to withdraw in exchange for Taliban security guarantees, after it carried out a bomb attack in Kabul last month that killed 12 people, including a U.S. soldier.
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The girls rob a bank dressed as "Betty Dolls," and after striking a deal with Lisa to give her a spot on the top-tier squad in exchange for an alibi, they get to stay one step ahead of the law and keep the money.
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But even as the stopgap progressed, negotiations over how to allocate funds have hit a wall, and appropriators are expected to miss their self-imposed Wednesday deadline for striking a deal on how to divvy up the $1.37 trillion in annual spending among 12 bills.
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Even as the stopgap progressed, negotiations over how to allocate funds have hit a wall, and appropriators are expected to miss their self-imposed Wednesday deadline for striking a deal on how to divvy up the $28500 trillion in annual spending among 6900 bills.
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The issue is the latest to be spearheaded by Trump's son-in-law, who at the start of the Trump administration was tasked with everything from dealing with the opioid crisis, striking a deal for peace in the Middle East and working with Mexico.
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Tehreek-e-Labaik called off the protests late Friday after striking a deal with the government that could see the authorities moving to put Ms. Bibi on an "exit control list" barring her from leaving the country and opening a review of the verdict.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada outlined its vision for its cultural and entertainment industries on Thursday, promising more money to foster Canadian content at home and abroad and striking a deal in which streaming service Netflix would invest C$500 million to create programming in the country.
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The new dynamic comes after Trump surprised both sides of the aisle last week by striking a deal with Democratic leaders to extend the nation's borrowing limit, fund the government for three months and provide $85033 billion in aid to victims of Hurricane Harvey.
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And despite striking a deal with West Virginia Governor Jim Justice on Wednesday that would put the more than 22016,248 students affected back in school, teachers still won't return to work on Monday as the state's legislature — specifically, the Senate — has rejected the agreement.
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LONDON, Dec 7 (Reuters) - Tata Steel UK said on Wednesday it was working on a solution for its debt-laden British Steel Pension Scheme, after striking a deal with unions to close the scheme to future accruals as part of an agreement guaranteeing investment and jobs.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump expressed frustrations against his acting chief of staff, Mick Mulvaney, for questioning the prospects of striking a deal with Democrats on an infrastructure plan, placing doubt on whether Mulvaney actually criticized the plan even though his comments were captured on camera.
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BAKU/DUBAI/MOSCOW (Reuters) - OPEC may ask oil producers outside the cartel to make big cuts in output, Azerbaijan said on Thursday, highlighting the challenges in striking a deal as the two sides enter the final stages of talks aimed at cutting production to stabilize prices.
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Russia's influence in Syria and the Middle East is widely seen to have been boosted in the last week thanks to Washington scaling back its Syria operation and the Syrian Kurds striking a deal with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, Moscow's closest ally in the region.
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FOXCONN STRIKES DEAL FOR SHARP | Foxconn is grappling with rising labor costs in China and a slowdown in the global smartphone market, but it managed to forestall its weakening relationship with Apple by striking a deal to acquire the screen maker Sharp of Japan for $3.5 billion,
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FIRST AVIATION-SPECIFIC CLIMATE AGREEMENT Only a few days after Trudeau's announcement, the International Civil Aviation Organization wrapped up a major meeting in Montreal, attended by some 21000 delegates representing 21987 nations, by striking a deal to significantly limit the aviation industry's contribution to global carbon emissions.
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SINGAPORE/MELBOURNE (Reuters) - East Timor and Australia this week signed a treaty at the United Nations setting their maritime boundary for the first time, and striking a deal on sharing an estimated $215 billion in potential revenues from the Greater Sunrise gas fields in the Timor Sea.
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LONDON, Jan 27 (Reuters) - Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said the European Union will have the upper hand in post-Brexit trade talks with the United Kingdom and questioned Prime Minister Boris Johnson's timetable of striking a deal by the end of the year, the BBC reported.
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China's Byton is supposedly in trial production of its first electric SUV, though it only got to this point by striking a deal with state-owned automaker First Auto Works — an agreement the startup's co-founder and former CEO said resulted in interference from the Chinese government.
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North Korea: The Washington Post — Trump spoke late Saturday to South Korean President Moon Jae-in amid increasing concerns in the White House that North Korea is not serious about striking a deal on denuclearization, which has complicated planning for a June 12 Singapore summit between Trump and Kim.
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Ms. Mehretu searched throughout New York for a space big enough to make these paintings before striking a deal with real estate developers to use the church, just down the street from where she lives with her spouse, Jessica Rankin, and their 12- and 6-year-old sons.
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Cruz said he's open to the president striking a deal on strengthening background checks, but warned against a proposal along the lines of the 2013 Manchin-Toomey amendment, which would expand background checks to all gun show and internet sales but exempt sales between family members and friends.
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Two Nigerians were later arrested and charged with human trafficking after striking a deal to sell Obuson for 2 million rubles (around $2040,000) to a police officer posing as a client, according to her lawyer, statements from prosecutors, and evidence presented at court hearings in the case attended by Reuters journalists.
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Aside from the website, Walmart has made several other changes to update the company as of late, many of which are seen as a competitive move against Amazon, such as offering its own meal kits, carrying Soylent, and striking a deal to become the exclusive mass retailer of Kobo e-readers.
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But even by his standards, his most recent book, "The Case Against Impeaching Trump," was a lightning-fast turnaround: He delivered it less than a month after striking a deal with a publisher, and the book went to press two weeks later, a shorter gestation period than most magazine articles.
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Ever since Trump received widespread praise from Democrats and the political pundits for striking a deal with Democrats on raising a clean debt ceiling, funding the government through December, and passing aid for Hurricane Harvey, the White House has been hell-bent on billing Trump as the great bipartisan dealmaker.
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Weighed down by a host of issues outside their committees' jurisdictions, Senate and House Armed Services leaders from both parties wrangled over their competing versions of the bill for nearly three months before striking a deal with only a handful of legislative days to spare before Congress leaves for the year.
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The SEC charged Rothenberg with violating securities laws last year, and he settled, striking a deal in October 2018 in which he admitted liability and agreed to pay disgorgement, aka the repayment of "ill-gotten gains," according to court documents filed in US District Court of Northern California on Friday.
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But in striking a deal that brings together the middle of both parties, House leaders drew swift condemnation from civil libertarians on the left and the right who sense the fallout from the Trump campaign spying case as a rare opening to make more expansive changes to the surveillance apparatus.
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Investors will be closely watching the G-20 summit in Japan next month, as U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping are set to meet amid their escalating trade war — but the odds of striking a deal at that meeting "are about 50-50," said a former U.S. ambassador to China.
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China's top trade negotiator, Liu He, will meet with President Donald Trump's trade team on Thursday without the title "special envoy" for President Xi Jinping, a role he has held in previous talks, suggesting the vice premier may have diminished authority to make concessions that could be key to striking a deal.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel said the U.S.' position on the Paris climate deal essentially made it 19 against one, as all nations but the U.S. said the deal was "irreversible," per AP. However, although Merkel called Trump's climate decision "regrettable," there was one clear win for Trump: striking a deal on trade.
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Given that the chance of his striking a deal with the EU27 by his October 31 deadline is slim to impossible, he will put equal effort during this period into preparing for a general election, either to drive a 'No Deal' Brexit through Parliament or to consolidate his position after having done so.
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But Mr. Lighthizer struck a more circumspect tone than Mr. Trump, who in recent days has predicted a "very, very good chance" of striking a deal with China and turned his attention toward a signing ceremony, potentially next month, at Mar-a-Lago, his Florida estate, with President Xi Jinping of China.
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"Our preference remains on putting more weight on comments coming directly from officials dealing with the trade negotiations and on this score there is nothing to contradict the view that the US and China are still working towards striking a deal," Rodrigo Catril, senior foreign exchange strategist at National Australia Bank, wrote in a note.
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Johnson, Davis, and Baker are advocates for a "hard Brexit"; they favor a more complete break from the EU. May and other members of her cabinet are more inclined to a "soft Brexit" that entails striking a deal that allows the UK to keep closer ties to the EU after Brexit is complete in 2019.
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Less than a week after Turkey launched an incursion into northern Syria with Mr. Trump's assent, President Bashar al-Assad of Syria, considered a war criminal by the United States, has benefited handsomely, striking a deal with the United States' former allies to take the northern border and rapidly gaining territory without a fight.
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Cohen faces a slew of potential federal charges—he has yet to be formally indicted—and while it initially seemed like he might be willing to take one for the team here, rather than cooperate with prosecutors, the latest tea leaves point toward Cohen being open to striking a deal and flipping on his old boss.
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And after Trump received widespread praise from Democrats and the political pundits for striking a deal with Democratic leaders on raising a clean debt ceiling, funding the government through December, and passing aid for Hurricane Harvey, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer have seen more traction with the Trump White House.
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"China has probably determined that striking a deal with the U.S. is unlikely and it is time to allow the renminbi to fall to reflect fundamentals (weaker growth) and to dig in for a long-term stalemate," said Jason Daw, head of emerging markets strategy at Societe Generale, the most accurate forecaster for Asian currencies last year.
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The raids are the latest hard-line approach taken by the administration to deter migrants from making the journey from Central America to the U.S. Trump in March threatened to close the southern border unless the flow of migrants was stemmed, eventually striking a deal with Mexico that the Department of Homeland Security has touted as lowering crossings.
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The Washington Post reports that Pelosi, who was the only woman in attendance at the meeting between Trump, Cabinet officials and Democratic leaders on Wednesday, was trying to make a point when the men at the table began talking over her and over each other about how Trump would benefit from striking a deal with the Democrats.
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And that's the problem: The Trump administration is going all in on the potential summit — with the president praising Kim as "very honorable" and musing about the "great celebration" he'd hold after striking a deal — without appearing to understand that the most Kim might be willing to give would be less than the minimum Trump would ultimately be willing to accept.
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The speech was billed as a bipartisan one, though it comes amid a moment of division in Washington, DC: The president and Congress are no closer to striking a deal on immigration, government funding, and his border wall than they were just a couple of weeks ago, when they called a temporary truce to end the longest government shutdown in US history.
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Geo TV, Pakistan's most popular station, was taken off the air across much of the country at the end of March and only resumed coverage in April after striking a deal with military representatives to cease favorable coverage of Sharif and stop any criticism of the Supreme Court and the "establishment", according to two officials who work at the station's media group.
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Pakistan knows that 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 wants all American troops out of Afghanistan and that the United States is keen on striking a deal with the Taliban this year.
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The revelations came after months of speculation as to whether Cohen — who's under federal investigation and appears to be in serious legal jeopardy — would "flip" on the president, striking a deal with prosecutors and spilling what he knows about Trump's business dealings, the campaign's ties to Russia, hush money payments to porn actress Stormy Daniels or McDougal, or whatever information prosecutors want.
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It was the first of many imprisonments for Ms. Yang and Mr. Lo. Mr. Lo would go on to earn the designation "kingpin of the heroin traffic in Southeast Asia," by United States drug enforcement officials, after striking a deal with the Burmese military government that allowed him to resume trading in opium in return for assisting government forces against rebel forces.
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Experts say that Trump's decision to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal in May — despite the fact that Iran was complying with the deal — likely made North Korea far more uneasy about striking a deal with the US. Trump seems to think that changing his mind and theatrical gestures of anger in response to small slights makes him look tough — but instead, he looks petty and unreliable.
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House Democrats and the Department of Justice (DOJ) on Monday de-escalated tensions in Washington for the first time in months by striking a deal that will provide lawmakers with critical documents underlying special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's report on Russia's election interference.
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Striking a deal with Blackstone helps Thomson Reuters buttress its biggest division, which has faced headwinds amid lower spending by banks and other clients and competition from rivals like Bloomberg L.P. The financial and risk unit, which provides research and analysis tools to financial markets professionals, had revenue of $6.1 billion in 2016, a figure that accounted for more than half of the company's total sales.
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Trump also added another layer of ambiguity this week when he told reporters on the South Lawn at the White House as he departed for Buenos Aires that the United States and China were "very close" to striking a deal, while quickly adding he was willing to stick with the status quo of billions of dollars of tariffs on Chinese goods since they were helping to fill the US government's coffers.
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In a scramble to sell off the apartments before Carvalho Hosken becomes responsible for about $6.5 million in monthly interest payments (previously paid for by the local organizing committee for the Olympics), the company is in the process of striking a deal with Rio's city government to sell them to civil servants, such as military personnel, at discounted prices with low interest rates, according to the Brazilian newspaper O Globo.
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Senate conservatives are warning President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump conversation with foreign leader part of complaint that led to standoff between intel chief, Congress: report Pelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Trump to withdraw FEMA chief nominee: report MORE and their own leaders to tread carefully in the gun control debate and caution they risk a political backlash by striking a deal with Democrats to expand background checks for firearms sales. Sen.
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House Democrats indicated they are close to striking a deal with President TrumpDonald John TrumpDe Blasio calls on Trump to deploy military to set up hospitals in New York Hillicon Valley: Facebook launches portal for coronavirus information | EU sees spike in Russian misinformation on outbreak | Senate Dem bill would encourage mail-in voting | Lawmakers question safety of Google virus website Trump signs coronavirus aid package with paid sick leave, free testing MORE on a package to counter the economic effects of the outbreak.
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As the talks stretched from lunch into the evening, they seemed to be on the brink of a deal that would see Turkey accept thousands of illegal migrants back from Greece in exchange for an additional €3 billion ($3.3 billion) in aid, visa-free travel to Europe and progress in deadlocked membership talks with the EU. But many queried how European leaders could be striking a deal with a country that appears to have little regard for freedom of its press, let alone a strong human-rights record.
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Chinese Vice Premier Liu He will be in Washington for trade talks this week, just days after U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur RossWilbur Louis RossEx-counterintelligence official warns Trump administration not to be shortsighted on Huawei The Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Hillicon Valley: Trump alleges Google manipulated voters against him | Hillary Clinton fires back | Twitter, Facebook take down misinformation targeting Hong Kong protests | Trump delays penalty on Huawei | Tech giants slam French digital tax at hearing MORE said the two sides were "miles and miles" away from striking a deal.
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Here is a short list of moves — some authoritarian, some just destabilizing — that Trump promised or threatened during the campaign: reinstating waterboarding and allowing torture, even over military objections; shaking up NATO and striking a deal that abandons American allies to a Russian sphere of influence; pulling the United States out of Nafta; changing libel laws to make it easier to bankrupt his critics in the press; launching a major trade war with China; pulling the United States out of the Iranian nuclear deal; installing cronies and relatives in high judicial posts; banning Muslim entry to the United States; and deporting millions of illegal immigrants in an enormous sweep.
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The pressure on 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 was ratcheted up a few more notches on Friday with news of Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortTrial of ex-Obama White House counsel suddenly postponed Top Mueller probe prosecutor to join Georgetown Law as lecturer DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews MORE striking a deal to cooperate with Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's prosecutors.
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