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Meanings of multinational firms in English

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Usage of multinational firms in English
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Many domestic and multinational firms had difficulty recruiting qualified staff, he said.
The Irish Times
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The BBC reports a key goal is to prevent multinational firms exploiting legal loopholes.
Radio NZ
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Driven by rapidly-slowing output from multinational firms, overall manufacturing output growth fell in April.
The Irish Times
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Chennai's sea port is the export-import point for many multinational firms who set up nearby.
Reuters
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That can make it difficult for multinational firms that offer services such as cloud computing.
Reuters
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Luxembourg's economy has been built on attracting multinational firms.
Reuters
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Now it is: why are multinational firms in knowledge-intensive industries locating in Ireland in increasing numbers?
The Irish Times
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Why do multinational firms locate in the Republic?
The Irish Times
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The multinational firms Alcon, Siemens Business Services and Cascade Designs all have existing operations in the area.
The Irish Times
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They are aimed at stopping multinational firms avoiding tax by shifting profits from one country to another.
The Irish Times
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In an economy dominated by big multinational firms, he wants to focus on helping small- and mid-sized companies.
Reuters
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Biswas spoke to Reuters in Singapore about Asian consumer spending and his insights from speaking to multinational firms.
Reuters
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Dozens of Polish companies are in bankruptcy, and multinational firms have blamed losses on the Polish contracts turning sour.
Reuters
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They include making it easier for Inland Revenue to investigate uncooperative companies and stopping multinational firms shifting profits offshore.
Radio NZ
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It would lead to the departure of many large multinational firms from Ireland with consequent redundancy for thousands of workers.
The Irish Times
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But as India's economy prospers, many immigrants are returning home to work for multinational firms or launch their own businesses.
Reuters
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Multinational firms across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common