Sentences with phrase «one's overseas operations»

The chance to stop overseas operations and help create jobs within our country is truly up to us.

Conducted overseas operations for nine month in Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom; performed external patrols in a hazardous combat area.

While a weaker dollar may boost U.S. exports and the profits of U.S. companies with overseas operations, weaker foreign demand for U.S. Treasury bonds would push up long - term interest rates, raising mortgage payments for U.S. homeowners and borrowing costs for an indebted government.

LONDON / MOSCOW, April 17 - Russia's Rusal may be forced to divest most of its portfolio of overseas operations if the aluminium giant can not restructure them to evade U.S. sanctions and ensure a flow of raw materials.

Potential new legislation to encourage companies to return profit from overseas operations to the U.S. could give these large drug companies more available cash to acquire another company.

But for Canadian companies embarking on overseas operations, there's one variable that could prove problematic in their new environs: corruption.

Platypus runs a concentrated portfolio of between 20 to 40 «growth - style» stocks, including many names with significant overseas operations such as Aristocrat Leisure, Treasury Wine Estates, Cochlear, CSL, ResMed and Macquarie Bank.

Xiaomi has made a name for itself selling smartphones with high - end specs at a low - end price and is currently expanding overseas operations after a record year, with launches in Singapore, Malaysia, India, and the Philippines.

Increasingly, it's been fast - growing overseas operations supplying the juice.

«Does this mean more jobs and more customer service problems will be shipped to Verizon overseas operations in the Philippines and other countries?»

In those days, she says, the United States was involved in no major overseas operations.

Foreign exchange rates impact all companies with extensive overseas operations, and Coke is no exception.

The term now usually describes overseas operations that use high - pressure, cold - call sales techniques to persuade UK investors to purchase shares, which are often over-priced, have little or no resale value, or are even non-existent.

Gateley has forecast that revenue from the firm's English and overseas operations over the last financial year will rise 10 % on last year's level when it reports its results later this year.

We also offer a wide range of solutions, including trade credit insurance, expatriate insurance, political risk insurance and kidnap and ransom insurance for high - risk overseas operations.

Much like multinational corporations (MNC) with large overseas operations, miners of cryptocurrency networks as a whole do not measure the income they receive in terms of bitcoins (or other discrete cryptocurrencies), but instead they measure their income in terms of «fiat» from foreign financial markets, specifically converting bitcoins into the local fiat currency where their mining operation physically resides.

We have also won many awards including Best UK Overseas Operation at the 2017 Global Recruiter Awards.

Chevron simply makes the liability of overseas operations a possibility, not a guaranteed liability, and that is an important message for our courts to signal to the private sector.

The bulk of Vishay's revenues (approximately 75 % at present) are derived from overseas operations, as heightened global demand has been a key fundamental driver over the past few years.

I have more confidence in Core Labs (CLB), because of its dependence on overseas operations.

Possess a comprehensive background in Information Technology derived from conducting domestic and overseas operations such as Joint Task Force in Naval Station Guantanamo Bay, Cuba and the United States.

It is now a practical solution offered by Canadian - based companies with overseas operations that offer the cost advantages of offshore outsourcing while providing the reassurance of oversight and management by Canadian - based lawyers.

Its competitors have clearly defined strategies: Scotiabank is building out its overseas operations, while TD and Bank of Montreal are expanding in the U.S. Analysts aren't sure where RBC is headed.

Canadian companies must be vigilant about preventing corrupt practices in their overseas operations.

Henderson - based construction services company Civmec plans to purchase a 21 - hectare waterfront site in Indonesia from engineering group Technip, as it seeks to lower its cost base by building up its overseas operations.

Meanwhile, immigration restrictions make it more difficult to import the cheap labor that would be competitive with overseas operations; for an example, see the debacle now taking place in Alabama after the enactment of a draconian immigration law.

Not so, says president Gagliardi, who emphasizes that he never stops asking questions and searching for new tax strategies to enhance the performance of Fourgen's overseas operations.

Clearly, boards need to be informed about their overseas operations and how business is done abroad.

Toys «R» Us is an international company with an ownership structure that allowed the overseas operations to be kept out of the US bankruptcy.

Goldman Sachs said Friday that the U.S. corporate tax changes will hit Q4 earnings as it repatriates cash from its overseas operations.

The department also prohibits photographs that identify soldiers taking part in overseas operations, including troops who recently left for a training exercise in Eastern Europe.

In a statement issued earlier this month, U.S. Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Scott Gottlieb said the agency had given B. Braun and Baxter temporary approval to import products from some of their overseas operations, including allowing Baxter to import product from Brazil.

Look what Wal - Mart has done; «Overseas operations have helped the company cut more than $ 3.5 billion off its income tax bills in the past six years, its annual reports show.»

So why encourage corporate tax havens (overseas operations, etc.) taking US consumer dollars elsewhere?

To compensate for overseas operations, Dell buys more U.S. offset credits than it needs at home; hence the 158 percent figure.

«Codes of ethics cause problems for overseas operations.»

Ubisoft \'s Alan Corre, who heads up the company \'s overseas operations has come forth, stating his strong support for the Wii U \'s capabilities.

A former adviser to Michael Gove is leaving Teach First to head up the overseas operation for a leading multi-academy trust.

So to be clear, Sam Freedman has joined ARK the charity, which has overseas operations, not ARK Schools the multi-academy trust.

Your headline says «A former adviser to Michael Gove is leaving Teach First to head up the overseas operation for a leading multi-academy trust.»

Though the Corvair was designed in America, it was also built by GM's overseas operations in such countries as Belgium and Switzerland for the European market.

T - Mobile's overseas operations have alot of capital and they were set to purchase Sprint... Yes T - Moblie is small here in the states however you must remember that there are part of Detuch Telcomm..

The domestic branch network consists of 2402 branches, while the overseas operations are currently at seven offices across the globe.

Peter: Australians as well have operated these scams in the past, so there have been both overseas operations and domestic operations.

During his 14 years there, Andrew worked in a number of areas of the organisation, including information management, tourism technology, commercial and marketing services and overseas operations.

The «dirty seven» brands would like us to remain unaware of the impact of their overseas operations.