Sentences with phrase «u.s. companies money»

That, critics say, would be a boon for the multibillion - dollar counterfeiting industry, which costs U.S. companies money, can imperil consumers» safety, and feeds an underground money - laundering industry for criminal syndicates.

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The company has announced partnerships with U.S. money transfer giants MoneyGram and Western Union as well as American Express and Santander.

The corporate rate cut would give U.S. transportation companies of all sizes more money to upgrade their fleets with fuel - efficient vehicles.

Mexican companies are simply intermediaries who would collect money from U.S. consumers, and send the funds to the Treasury.

According to the Investment Company Institute, investors yanked the most money out of U.S. stocks in February since the 2008 financial crisis.

Michal Kauffman writes: By Stage 4, in addition to the panic the company may be feeling as a whole, all sorts of competing interests come out of the woodwork when it comes time to actually move forward with significant investments and real money: from the European tech team that is jazzed about the acquisition, to the U.S. tech team that's threatened by it, to the corporate VC team that hates it because it will undermine a competing investment in their portfolio, to the Services Division as a whole worried about their jobs if the acquisition goes through and much of their work gets automated, etc....

The company has raised more than $ 230 million in venture capital since its founding, from investors such as Sigma West and Ignition Partners, and is using that money to rapidly expand its business outside the U.S.. It's well on its way: DocuSign is available in 43 languages.

That index includes 500 of the biggest companies in the U.S.; the index fund pools your money with other investors to buy shares of those stocks.

InterDigital, a U.S. company that earns money by suing and securing licensing agreements for its patents, was unable to find a buyer last year.

No shocker: The two biggest U.S. wireless companies, AT&T (T) and Verizon Wireless (VZ), spent the most money in the FCC's wireless spectrum auction.

U.S. regulatory agencies can keep chipping away at Chinese companies, but two can play at that game, the «Mad Money» host said.

There are probably plenty of companies losing money in China, too, says Nordlicht, but there's no chance they'd attempt a U.S. IPO.

This U.S. venture capital company invests in numerous business segments, including its foray into RegTech thanks to Managing Partner Wayne Kimmel's decision to put money into KIND Financial, a regulatory and compliance platform for the cannabis industry and for the government to monitor those businesses.

Uber is locked in a money - losing battle with U.S. competitor Lyft, which appears to have been the beneficiary of the Uber backlash, though neither company has released any exact numbers for app downloads or deletions.

Tanner argues investing even just a portion of it would allow for the government to purchase a commanding share of almost every major company in the U.S. Even if that money were invested in index funds (which is the approach Munnell supports), the way the government managed its voting rights could effectively allow it to «pick winners» among corporate entities.

While larger sums of money are thrown around in San Francisco, New York, Boston and a handful of other major U.S. cities, Bott and Tammy Riddle, director of the IT cluster at the Cincinnati USA Partnership for Economic Development, say that what sets Cincinnati apart is its unusually supportive ecosystem for new companies.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 19 - A venture capital firm aiming to bring more U.S. startups to Russia has raised a $ 200 million fund, hoping to use the fresh pool of money to help Silicon Valley companies deliver their services to Russia's biggest corporations and its millions of internet - connected consumers.

Its attempt to buy U.S. money transfer company MoneyGram International was blocked at the start of this year by U.S. officials on national security grounds, a blow to Jack Ma who had promised President Donald Trump that he would create 1 million U.S. jobs.

That money, which is mostly held in short - term U.S. bonds and money market funds, was kept in Ireland for years, until an investigation by the European Union into whether the company failed to pay taxes caused it to move its holdings to Jersey, a small island off the coast of Normandy that rarely taxes corporations.

Of course, there's nothing funny about AB InBev's tactics: The company will abandon longtime suppliers for cheaper ones, raise prices, and brew foreign beers in the U.S. to save money.

In fact, some emerging - market tech companies are giving the U.S. blue chips a run for their money.

Indeed, during our tour for Main Street Entrepreneur — a road trip across the U.S. in which we interviewed founders from all walks of life — very few successful entrepreneurs mentioned money as the main motivator for starting a company.

The company holds $ 181.1 billion in offshore profits, more than any other U.S. company, and would owe an estimated $ 59.2 billion in taxes if it tried to bring the money back to the U.S., a recent study based on SEC filings showed.

Officials in charge of overseeing the $ 180.7 billion New York State Common Retirement Fund wanted to invest more in markets outside the U.S. and decided it was best to outsource the task to a company that had the skills and resources to put money to work quickly, staff in the New York comptroller's office said.

For 125 years U.S. auto companies made their money on the manufacture of motor vehicles.

Policymakers have bemoaned that companies make money in foreign companies but avoid having to pay federal tax on that income, which robs the U.S. Treasury of revenue.

Critics of the tax reform, which also cut corporate tax rates in the U.S., suggested that companies would reward their shareholders rather than investing more money into the American economy with their newly - homebound cash.

That information sharing saves money for U.S. Energy's clients, increases the company's total revenues (some of which come as a percentage of any savings the company secures for the client), and, by extension, boosts the size of the profit - sharing bonus.

Unfortunately for U.S. companies and their shareholders, even if the current regulatory outburst proves futile on the policy front, it will cost them a lot of money and headaches.

Lower U.S. rates would make overseas shelters far less attractive and encourage companies to bring the money home, potentially causing a surge in capital expenditure, says Khan.

Under Mulally's «One Ford» strategy, the company was the only one of the big three U.S. automakers to sidestep bankruptcy and not take any money from the government's massive TARP bailout program.

But China can put pressure on U.S. tech because the companies have increasing money and, in some desperate cases, reputation on the line in China.

There are lots of dumb things you could do as a startup entrepreneur — like base your company out of Bakersfield, allow yourself to be acquired by Groupon in an all - stock transition, or pitch your growing U.S. - based startup to the Samwer brothers — but nothing could be more dumb than throwing your hard - earned venture capital money at a public relations firm.

Producers in Canada and the U.S. aren't making any money resulting in projects getting shut down and companies defaulting on their loans.

Bezos's defenders, meanwhile, contend that the U.S. postal service is in fact making a ton of money off Amazon and that the company is paying its share of taxes.

While bookings for major U.S. airlines have held up well through the recent spate of airline industry fare hikes, analysts warned that companies are beginning to choose economy flights on some routes to save money.

(CQ: http://moneyline.cq.com and National Institute on Money in State Politics: http://www.followthemoney.org) In addition, FedEx scored just 42.9 out of 100 points in the 2013 CPA - Zicklin Index of Corporate Political Accountability and Disclosure, placing it near the bottom of a ranking of the 196 largest U.S. companies.

That'll be critical for the company, which thanks to the tax bill ultimate yr can be in a position to repatriate a major quantity of the money it holds backyard of the U.S..

Investors have taken money out of U.S. stock mutual funds for four years in a row, the Investment Company Institute reports.

U.S. companies are parking trillions overseas, with little progress from policymakers trying to bring all that money home.

She says she saw plenty of money in the ecosystem but a lack of understanding about the customers that Israeli companies were hoping to target, including in the U.S. «I always asked myself why founders weren't spending more time here,» says Galili.

The benefits of tax reform are just being felt, U.S. companies are sitting on a record amount of cash and dividends are a popular use for that money, along with merger and acquisition activity and stock buybacks.

Apple has already done a $ 17 billion bond offering (the company decided to borrow the money rather than pay the hefty U.S. taxes required to bring some offshore cash back home) in order to raise funds for a planned $ 60 billion share repurchase over three years.

Now it's putting a big chunk of money into Uber's chief U.S. rival, Lyft, leading a $ 1 billion financing round in the ride - hail company via its growth investment arm, CapitalG.

U.S. companies are parking trillions in cash overseas, with little progress from policymakers trying to bring all that money home.

After paying such taxes, the remainder amount should boost earnings per share and these moneys can be either reinvested into the company or distributed to U.S. shareholders via cash dividends or share buy - backs.

Among the deals killed recently by the multi-agency Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) were Ant Financial's plan to buy U.S. money transfer company MoneyGram International Inc (MGI.O), the purchase by China - backed Canyon Bridge Capital Partners LLC of a U.S. chip maker and plans by Zhongwang USA, backed by a Chinese aluminum tycoon, to buy a U.S. aluminum maker.

As Internet purchases rise — U.S. e-commerce revenue increased 15 percent in the first quarter from a year earlier, according to the U.S. Department of Commerce — more would - be thieves are trying to find ways to intercept transactions facilitated by online payment providers, steal information transmitted in the process, or dupe buyers into sending money to phony companies.

Both Clinton and Trump seem likely to push for a plan that would allow U.S. companies holding cash overseas to bring that money back at a lower tax rate.

Chinese companies have raised more money in U.S. stock markets in the past decade than companies from any other country except the United States itself.