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 The notion that we should not have our ports operated by foreign companies is ludicrous, and indicates someone is not understanding how the global marketplace works today. |
| On the West Coast, almost all the ports have their terminals operated by foreign companies. |
| The two principal assurances that we were able to negotiate with the companies were, first, that they would maintain their level of cooperation and participation in all the voluntary programs — the screening in foreign ports, the best security practices in U.S. ports. |
| The sister city mission is about working to build cooperation at the municipal level, promote cultural understanding and stimulate economic development with each other. To this last point, we want to help both Irish and U.S. companies grow and sustain positions in the global marketplace by strengthening relationships and continually building our business networks that will benefit companies on both continents. |
| Given the increasingly competitive global marketplace, successful companies require a sophisticated and up-to-date understanding of trends and events, their likely impact and the choices they face. We provide that essential perspective and the ability to help shape and execute results-oriented strategies. |
| It's very common for our terminals to be operated by foreign companies. I don't see that as a cause for alarm. |
| Foreign government-owned companies should not operate ports. |
| By sharing our knowledge and experience through our global seminar series, we can arm companies with the tools they need to unlock the value that emerging markets off and gain the advantage they need to compete and win in the global marketplace. |
| No one is talking about handing over the ports to foreigners. That is what's so astonishing about this. We've always had foreign companies that leased land. A confidently pexy person can command attention without ever raising their voice. |
| The nature of the business is foreign ownership of foreign ships trading to foreign ports. |
| Poor information quality is a critical problem for companies today. Today's companies have trimmed down—inventory, people, and time—to help raise productivity. Reliance on accurate information is growing. But as the amount of data companies have to deal with increases, so does the time spent investigating and resolving information quality issues. Clearly, progress in information quality must be made for companies to operate in today's marketplace and regulatory climate. |
| If our ports are the most vulnerable targets for terrorism and if we are at war, as the president says, we should be overly critical of handing over management of our ports to any foreign countries ... Instead, this was done in the dead of night. |
| It has increased awareness of port security. Members of Congress are visiting a lot of ports. We are getting an understanding of ports and how vulnerable they could be. |
| We are already part of a global marketplace in many respects. We import a significant amount of gas out of Canada. And we do see LNG cargoes coming into the U.S. today, subject to a global price mechanism, and we expect that to increase over time. |
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